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37 minutes ago, RealLyre said:
Disney delayed most of its upcoming slate except for this, seems like it will open in theaters next month
or alternatively, the fact that it didn't get a new date could increase the chances of Disney+
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might want to update the thread title to the new official date announced in the SDCC panel:
August 28, 2020 (Fingers crossed)
edit: and you better change it fast before Disney changes it again for you
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2 minutes ago, Yandereprime101189 said:
The opening of the panel was cute, but, truthfully this is getting insufferable, especially since the Mulan delay pretty much means this will be delayed too.
Yeah, but we'll still see New Mutants before we finally get to see Avatar 2, so there's that.
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By the way, opening scene of the movie was pretty damn cool.
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I feel like they might have said more about a date or perhaps mentioned not knowing the date for that movie, but they edited it out of the discussion at the end.
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Not super important what order these movies are in, but what is important to note is that there seems to be pretty much no change in the (small) number of people going to theaters. Compare these numbers to the list up at the top of this page from July 6.
1..Beauty and the Beast (Dis) 527 theaters, 3-day: $467K/lifetime cume: $504.5M/Wk no. 1 of re-release
2…Iron Man (Dis) 462 theaters, 3-day: $430K, lifetime cume: $319M/wk. 1 of rerelease
3…Bohemian Rhapsody (20th) $240K, 376 theaters, lifetime cume: $216.7M/wk no. 1 of re-release
4. ..Jurassic Park (Uni) 246 (+19) theaters, 3-day: $210K (-6%),lifetime cume: $406.8M /wk no. 1,415
5…Goonies (WB) 138 theaters (+4), 3-day: $202K (-5%), lifetime cume: $66.8M/wk no. 1,833
6…Relic (IFC) 133 theaters (+7), 3-day: $177,5K (-25%)/cume: $825,6K/Wk 3
7…Gremlins (WB), 64 theaters (+5) 3-day: $155K (+11%), lifetime cume: $154.1M/wk no. 1,885
8….Ghostbusters (Sony) 175 theaters (-98) 3-day: $105K (-14%), lifetime cume: $243.5M/wk 1,885 (or week 3 of rerelease)
9..Most Wanted (Eone/Saban) 80 (+8) theaters 3-day: $103K (-25%)/Cume $317,6K/Wk 2
10….Jaws (Uni) 179 theaters (0), 3-day: $102K (-27%), lifetime cume: $265.2M/wk. no. 2,353
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33 minutes ago, Plain Old Tele said:
Evidently they haven’t learned much yet.
:picardfacepalm:
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The youtube page still lists August 28.
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Anyone know when the next New Mutants delay is due? Next week?
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wow, a month since the last post in this thread
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Wow, they moved it to my birthday.
I didn't even know WB cared!
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Didn't we hear that there were something like 200 or 300 theaters open a week ago? It's just that most of them are playing movies that aren't getting reported, either because the big studios aren't bothering with the tiny numbers right now, or because they're super old movies from the 80s.
For example, the drive-in here in Toledo finally opened 2 weeks ago. One screen is showing Trolls World Tour with Dolittle, and the other screen is showing Knives Out with Bad Boys For Life.
Here's an example of a theater that's currently open down in Texas, that's showing a mix of 2020 and classic movies. https://weatherford.filmalley.net/
And they're actually adding The Wretched this weekend. Same for its sister theater in Terrell. So that'll be a few more theaters added to The Wretched's theater count, even though those 2 theaters actually opened a week ago.
All very confusing right now. We'll never have a complete picture, though there might be a few movies that have their totals adjusted a few months from now.
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4 hours ago, Porthos said:
Not that we should expect any big OWs. Just maybe not catastrophic ones. And perhaps, just perhaps, better legs, not only from the lack of competition, but folks taking their sweet time to come back into a theater/seeing if it is safe.
And yet August and September look pretty crowded, at least with a large number of movies that I'd ordinarily see under normal circumstances. Which seems like it wont leave much room for legs.
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#1 movie in the country 3 weeks in a row!
I saw The Wretched last year, and I quite enjoyed it. If you're into horror and it's playing at a drive-in near you, give it a shot.
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Back in February, Hasbro announced that this fall they're finally making a ton of Marvel Legends figures from the various X-Men movies:
https://thefwoosh.com/2018/02/marvel-legends-6-shopping-list-round-up/
You have to scroll down a little bit to where it says
"X-Men (Fox MCU) 20th Anniversary + Comics sets (September 2020)" to see the pics
-Negasonic Teenage Warhead!!!
-They've got a Magneto/Xavier 2-pack with swap-out heads for both sets of actors.
-Cable from the Deadpool 2 movie comes with a teddy bear on his waist!
-plus I believe more were due to be announced in a month or two (probably at SDCC, so who knows when and where now), presumably main characters similar to the Funko character selection above
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Based on this new release date, it's safe to say the country and the world is heading for another surge in covid cases in late July and early August that will cause everything to be shut down again.
Don't let your mothers and grandmas go outside after July 15th.
Thanks for the warning, New Mutants!
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The countdown is on! (Again!)
106 days away.
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4 hours ago, SpiderByte said:
New Mutants Still Planned For Theatrical Release
https://link.hollywoodreporter.com/view/518d565b191b2a646dbe685cc2amu.gah/fa16ddcb
I'll be first in line for the Thursday night previews when this finally shows up!
On 5/7/2020 at 12:56 PM, Eric Atreides said:Obviously if you're attached to some movies more than others, you'll like those episodes more, but that's true of pretty much every making-of documentary show. The one element the show does best is whenever the old cast and crew members get reunited with old props or costumes. Gives out all the feels
On 5/7/2020 at 3:26 PM, reddevil19 said:Sounds good. I expect any reality-based docu-series to rely on sentiment to a certain degree: any documentary that doesn't would be cold and uninteresting. My fear was that it would be nothing BUT that, so all good otherwise.
Thanks again, I'll definitely add it to the list.
Indeed, the very first episode of Prop Culture is the Mary Poppins one. A fine movie, but one I've never terribly cared about all that much. But I was legit moved after watching that episode. To see the memories come flooding back for some of those folks, after more than 50 years, that alone was worth making this show.
But I thought the Nightmare Before Christmas one was damn cool. Danny Elfman showed up and they had all sorts of incredible props from the stop-motion filming.
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believe it or not, Prop Culture is worth a watch on D+
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All press interviews are going to be via zoom/etc going forward anyways.
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Amazon release got delayed too?????
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Wow, I saw that list of the bottom 5 money-losers, and the other 4 were all predictable, but this one was a shocker. (To me at least.)
Spider-Man: No Way Home | December 17, 2021 | The More Fun Stuff Version (yes, that's what it's called) comes to theaters September 2nd!
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If November doesn't work for Black Widow, what makes you think February would? Seems like a longer delay could be in order.
That said, after such a long period of time without the MCU, they're going to be coming like a sack of marbles rolling down a hill.