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What studio will win 2021 and take the post pandemic box-office crown? Speculate!

Maybe. Highly doubt Avatar would be the one to move.

Pretty much!

I voted $70M+ on WOKJ. fingers crossed

December 2022: Aquaman 2 vs Avatar 2 (which will have extensive underwater scenes). Battle of the Aquatics.

What did I just watch? So many ‘wait, what?’ moments. So many laws defied: physics, logic, time, limits of human ability, the list goes on and on. I guess Family is the answer to everything.

Thanks for creating this thread friend. Was hoping for a less ‘new GOT series? Give them more dragons!’ approach by the studios but the palace intrigue across the Targeryen family tree is interesting and full of possibilities.

Two of the best video games of all time. Didn’t care for some of the progressive elements the sequel threw in our face but the overall acting, mechanics, plot and characters make both games in my top ten. Love the casting choices so far. Can’t wait!

I love Omega’s accent so much!

I'm assuming stop motion is allowed. Here's my list. 1The Lion King (1994 original) 2Princess Mononoke (1997) 3Toy Story 3 4WALL-E 5Shrek 2 6The Incredibles 7Incredibles 2 8Toy Story 1 9Finding Nemo 10Spirited Away (2001) 11Up 12Aladdin 13Beauty and the Beast 14Shrek 15Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) 16Wallace and Gromit 17Inside Out 18Ratatouille 19Shaun the Sheep Movie 20Howl's Moving Castle (2004) 21Castle in the Sky (1986) 22Monsters, Inc. 23Finding Dory 24Ponyo (2008) 25Monsters University 26Toy Story 4 27Despicable Me 28Brave 29Zootopia 30Frozen 31Sword in the Stone (1963) 32Moana

I give it a B after I turned my brain off and ignored the plot shenanigans midway through the movie.

If you rewatch the film but mentally swap the neurotoxin in The Happening with COVID-19, it could work symbolically.

Enjoyed the action. It was obvious to me that Godzilla > Kong but enjoyed the human/kong and kong/godzilla interplay. A fine conclusion to the King of the Monsters trilogy. My concern (esp. after the recent boxoffice results) is that WB will overextend themselves and greenlight more sequels.

Black Adam, Brought to you from the Director of Unknown, Non-Stop, Run All Night and The Commuter (2018)....yay? Actually Shallows was pretty good. The key question here is how, after 100-200 uses of the clapper board, do they remove the dry erase marker smudges?

I was a little skeptical of the director's pick for The Eternals but I really enjoyed Nomadland. It made me look forward to her MCU debut.

I hope this makes $100m+ in theaters if only for the symbolism. We could begin to see a real tug of war and corporate infighting between streaming and theatrical divisions in the major studios.

Smart to move the sequel to 2021. Looks like theaters have been life again (fingers crossed that Black Widow sees big numbers on the big screen as well). I hope the F9 editors and writers were using the extra time to fine tune the movie (and F10)

When all is said and done, GvK could be viewed as the true Tenet. The film that revitalized the Boxoffice.

Dune - Trailer was meh but Denis is one of my favorite directors working today. No Time to Die (b/c the pattern goes that every other Bond movie is a good one so, we are due for an above average Bond film after Spectre) MI:7 I guess. I liked @35MM-18 honorable mentions.

Loved the D Wade / Lebron shot with Lola taking the place of D Wade.

I’ll start (I feel like the top 3 go without saying): 1. John Gielgud 2. Laurence Olivier 3. Ralph Richardson 4. Peter O’toole 5. Ian Mckellan 6. Richard Burton 7. Alec Guinness 8. Gary Oldman 9. Christopher Lee 10. Idris Elba

I thoroughly enjoyed the Snyder cut. It was the best of the DCEU movies, even better than the first Wonder Woman. I’d like to see a Snyder direct a Justice League 2.

Paul Verhoeven was a huge name back then. I very much remember the buzz around him (and Eszterhás) after Basic Instinct. I’m sure whatever project he wanted got greenlit.

A win is a win. ☺️

My ranking: Toy Story 3 TS 2 TS 1 TS 4