Full count: Memorable movies with numbers in their titles
Clockwise from top left: Ocean’s Eleven by Warner Bros.; Sixteen Candles by Universal Pictures; 21 Jump Street by Columbia Pictures; The Sixth Sense by Buena Vista Picturesdoesn’t really tell you anything about the movie. That is until you see the trailer, when it’s revealed that “65" signifies the millions of years that spaceship pilot Adam Driver has traveled through time before landing on prehistoric Earth, when our planet was home to dinosaurs.
Instead of celebrating the film’s release with a sensical ranking of the best time-travel movies or essential Adam Driver performances,is taking a swerve to instead celebrate movies with numbers in their titles. We invite you to check your mind at the door, like you would before seeing a movie about a time traveler who finds himself shooting at a T. rex, and then check out these numerically blessed titles.
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65 review: Adam Driver takes a walk in the Jurassic parkDriver battles dinosaurs in a prehistoric survival thriller can't escape its own self-seriousness.
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