Eric Prime

These are never coming out lol

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Dude FUCK those trophies lmao

To be honest, even if everything went right and there was no pandemic and it came out in 2020 and Disney wasn't in charge, this was destined to drop like a rock. The first movie saw "eh" reception, this novel's nowhere near as iconic as Orient Express, the cast (Gal aside, don't throw rocks at me) is nowhere near as exciting or starry. There's just zero hook or appeal to this one.

Honestly that sounds about right for Caruso's career path lol

YES Guy did such an amazing job playing the ultimate douchebag. A pity the film was lost in the shuffle (or I guess maybe it's a good thing considering all the disc horse over Licorice Pizza)

Was just about to post that too. Thank the Lord we're not back to this 3 PM bullcrap anymore.

MAH BOIS MAH BOIS I WANT TO MARRY THIS THEME WHAT THE H*CK

The Deadline article literally says they have a new Monsterverse movie in development.

https://www.boxofficepro.com/weekend-box-office-forecast-spider-man-no-way-home-to-reclaim-1-over-scream-redeeming-love-and-the-kings-daughter-debut/ Weekend Forecast Boxoffice projects between a 39 to 44 percent decline for this weekend’s top ten films from last weekend’s $68.4 million top ten aggregate. Film Distributor 3-Day Weekend Forecast Projected Domestic Total through Sunday, January 23 Location Count 3-Day % Change from Last Wknd Scream (2022) Paramount Pictures $12,700,000 $51,600,000 3,666 -58% Spider-Man: No Way Home Sony Pictures / Columbia & Marvel Studios $12,600,000 $719,600,000 3,705 -37% Sing 2 Universal Pictures $5,400,000 $128,000,000 3,434 -32% Redeeming Love Universal Pictures $2,800,000 $2,800,000 1,903 NEW The King’s Man Disney / 20th Century Studios $1,600,000 $31,200,000 2,360 -27% The 355 Universal Pictures $1,300,000 $10,800,000 2,609 -43% American Underdog Lionsgate / Kingdom Story Company $1,100,000 $23,000,000 ~2,150 -30% Licorice Pizza United Artists Releasing $700,000 $10,800,000 772 -20% West Side Story (2021) Disney / 20th Century Studios $675,000 $35,000,000 1,290 -27% Belle GKIDS $600,000 $3,100,000 n/a -64% The King’s Daughter Gravitas Ventures $575,000 $575,000 2,170 NEW

Shin Godzilla did fine despite the 2014 movie. There's also all those anime movies which came out over the last couple years, so I don't think Toho cares about competition. More likely, Legendary wanted to do the show, and since they have ownership on the Monsterverse, they just went with the company that gave them the best deal. Could also be a case where Legendary is still mad over the HBO Max stuff.

I know they scrapped the idea and I'm sure the Disney+ show got canceled for a reason, but I still think a Disney+ Tron series, or even a made-for-streaming movie, is the way to go for the franchise. It's a property that is big enough to get headlines, but not so big that it will sell as a theatrical film. The fans are happy and newcomers can stumble upon it while browsing Disney+ and give it a fair shake because it's free, and hopefully it leads to more Tron content in the future.

It's this Weird this isn't HBO Max, but I guess Legendary got a better deal from Tim Cook

Everybody's reporting the 3-hour runtime on this. Even Endgame didn't get this much coverage over how long it was. Not sure why this is a big deal, but good on the PR team I guess.

Honestly I thought the carnival stuff was a chore to get through. Even for what's supposed to be full of wonder and excitement, it's pretty boring and directionless. I feel like making this a series would have made things worse, because then it's just more carny fluff. I want more of the Cate Blanchett side of things, not less.

Movie Distr Gross %YD %LW Thr Per Thr Total Gross D 1 (2) Scream Paramount Pi… $2,062,118 -46% 3,664 $563 $35,917,729 5 2 (1) Spider-Man: No Way Home Sony Pictures $1,650,000 -64% -41% 3,925 $420 $704,224,237 33 3 (3) Sing 2 Universal $564,570 -76% -28% 3,581 $158 $121,962,580 28 - (4) The 355 Universal $284,275 -38% -45% 3,145 $90 $9,095,300 12 - (-) Ghostbusters: Afterlife Sony Pictures $65,000 -65% -32% 1,202 $54 $126,355,077 61 - (-) Venom: Let There be Carnage Sony Pictures $45,000 -44% 1,435 $31 $213,230,023 110 - (-) A Journal for Jordan Sony Pictures $19,000 -46% -72% 665 $29 $6,286,049 25 - (-) Belfast Focus Features $4,840 -33% -7% 71 $68 $7,019,760 68 8 $4,694,803

https://deadline.com/2022/01/bong-joon-ho-warner-bros-robert-pattinson-plan-b-1234914424/