Eric Prime

I know that feeling. I want to read every page, but I can't do it; ain't nobody got time for that.

I don't see that happening. We still have X-Men, Transformers, and Guardians and Ninja Turtles as possiblities.

Nic Cage...as Nic Cage.

What's a cold launch?

Howard the Duck vs. Thanos

Oh. Sorry about my stupidity. But that is true now that you mention it. In the comedy world, Rogen is one of the highest in the chain. I think the only one who rivals him is Kevin Hart now, since he became the biggest black comedian since Chappele.

This is the End and Neighbors were big hits, but Rogen was in many bombs/disapointments before that. The Guilt Trip, 50/50, Paul, Funny People.

I do like how this thread has the most random shit in it. It helps pass the time waiting for both the weekend box office, and, as a TV ratings/schedule buff, NBC's fall schedule.

Even better, Fox gives up the rights to X-Men and Fantastic Four. With that, Disney has a beyond epic crossover with Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Spidey, X-Men, Fantastic Four, and any other characters they bring to the big screen (Dr. Strange, Black Panther) to fight together in an epic 3+ hour movie.

I just realized something: the TV show The Neighbors just got canceled on the same day Neighbors came out. Ironic. Also, Spider-Man's doing worse than I thought. Could it be below $200M? And will Sony just continue to go on with two more sequels which will likely do worse box-office and that spinoff with Sinister Six?

You haven't seen Foodfight!

I'm still wondering how they can pull it off. It's like making a Timon and Pumbaa movie; it just seems odd.

Might as well say this; I'd be lying if I said I wanted more comic book movies, outside of some ones like Wonder Woman, Flash, and JLA, they don't really bother me. When I watch an action movie, all I want are some interesting, likable characters, some cool sequences, and an exciting climax. And most comic book movies deliver. Yeah, there's stinkers like R.I.P.D., but there's still Avengers, Batman Begins, Iron Man, Thor, and more that are all entertaining movies that all have interesting, likable characters, cool sequences, and exciting climaxes. Now this could be because while I like Marvel and DC, I don't hold a certain attachment to them, but if these upcoming movies deliver in what I said earlier, let them thrive.

Skyfall This is It Spider-Man Spider-Man 2 Fifth Element Charlie's Angels Amazing Spider-Man Hancock Bad Boys 2 Jerry Maguire MIB Abstain (don't like both Abstain (haven't seen Tourist, and Smurfs is lame) Salt MIB2 My Best Friend's Wedding Stuart Little Karate Kid As Good as it Gets Air Force One