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I think he did because he said it would be okay if THG or TH (which i believe means the Hobbit) passed DH2 to become 3rd all-time WW. However, his problem is that it was TA, which "doesn't deserve" to be number 3.If you have a different interpretation of his words, I am willing to listen to you.

You can have an opinion about anything you want. But it gets ridiculous when you're trying to tell everyone that a movie didn't deserve its gross. The movie gross is determined by how many people wanted to see the movie in the theater. A movie deserves the money that it makes because people decided that they wanted to see that movie.The box office isn't your personal academy awards. You don't control how other people spend their money. The box office merely reflects the choices that people made. If TA is number 3 over THG or DH2, that's because more people chose TA than those 2 movies. You can adjust for inflation to try to keep the currency equal. But beyond that, if more people chose TA then you have to accept it.

That makes no sense. You've jumped the shark.

Nope, it shouldn't. It lost to the better movie. It lost to the more popular movie. More people liked TA than DH2.

All law schools are hard. The crappy ones are the hardest because they try to fail out the bottom 10% of the class.

I would argue the same about Potter. However, I'm not really a Potter fan and didn't love the movies, so it's not as important to me. With TASM, it's a re-interpretation of the character, who was the way you described before this reboot.

Not according to TASM. According to TASM, it was Parker's destiny to become Spider-Man (unless the previews are misleading me).

I just saw them and edited my post. Thank you though.But just so everyone knows, I'm not addicted or anything. I can stop anytime I want to.

Finally, some TA numbers. That's what I needed.

And because they liked and remember TA.

The key difference though is that the Avengers will be getting a sequel. And with sequels, people remember the originals. How many sequels have you seen where you didn't remember the original? For me personaly, I always remember the original (except for Blade II, but that's the only time).

Nope, you'll be wrong. Because in 2015, when TA 2 comes out, people will go to see it. The franchise is just beginning.

Agreed. Especially since the Oscars get it wrong way too often. If you look back at the Oscars, it's the unmemorable movies that end up winning. The big hits that we all talk about almost never win.

No, you said Potter has a whole theme park dedicated to it. I said if you mean Islands of Adventure, that isn't true.If you had been paying attention, you would have seen that my response was to RTX who stated that both TA and HP were forgettable. I responded that TA was memorable, and the proof was that Disney will now profit from all of the memories. My response had nothing to do with HP.And it is all about the profits. However, if the movie wasn't a huge hit, there would be no profits. TA will be remembered for a long long time.

This is not true. Potter has a section of Islands of Adventure. The same Island of Adventure that has a Marvel Island.Edit: A Marvel Island that is ruining the ability to get Marvel rides in Walt Disney World.

TA didn't have a chance to win an Oscar yet, since it was just released this year. TA is very memorable. It's so memorable that Disney is thinking of ways to put TA related rides in their theme parks to make the memories last.

A great movie will last with us forever. The Avengers is a great movie. You shall be hearing about it... *cue creepy music*.... Forever!

I'm just an addict waiting for my fix. Stick the needle in my arm and shoot me up with some TA numbers for monday.

I agree completely.

Great movie in my opinion. A truly great movie.

I love Batman Forever. It's about to start on HDNet right now and i am watching it for the first time in years.

I made this list somewhere else, but people liked a few of the movies on the list. So I'll replace those with others I like that no one else does.1) Masters of the Universe2) Iron Man 23) Batman Forever4) Judge Dredd5) The Cable Guy6) Death to Smoochie7) Heavyweights8) The Karate Kid Part III9) The Last Action Hero10) The Village

According to Wikipedia, it was Omen III: The Final Conflict.

Disney bought Marvel, so they deserve all the glory. Same as with Pixar. It's one thing if Disney was just the distributor, but they're not; they're the owner. Therefore, they get all the glory that goes with being the owner.