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unless I've missed something, it's still not confirmed for 2020. Disney just says, "In the coming months". "Coming soon".

Why would they not move Soul?

Cant even move the gun properly in frame.

It's certainly true that you can't shoot a whole film in a "Covid-secure" environment. However, for most of the films in production now, they have already shot large parts of the movie, and so can use this time to do some smaller scale scenes. Or the films that are just starting to shoot, they can do the "covid-safe" scenes now, and then do the scenes which require more people together at another time. Films have reshoots all the time and given how long a film's production takes, I'm sure it will be feasible to complete the movie the way they wanted. Also just as a general point. Scripts get re-written all the time. For all sorts of reasons - practical/financial etc. You can make a movie within lots of parameters, and good filmmakers can still make good films out of that.

I don't think weather is affecting cinemas at the moment in the way it usually does.

So you're saying that 70 million production budget is an "indie budget"? And yes it was estimated $200M - $70M production, $150M marketing. As for his paycheque, you have no idea how much he might be getting paid. All I would say is that Joker was one of the most profitable films of last year, and I would have no doubt that WB would be willing to pay serious money to get him for a sequel. Deadline reckons that Joker made $400M profit - which is far more than the majority of MCU films - so Phoenix would have a lot of room to negotiate a big pay day. Also, for what it's worth... I hope there is no sequel because this is easily the worst depiction of Joker in film so far. Worse than Jared Leto

9th was the north america date for ages too but it got delayed.

Tenet is currently doing 75% of Interstellar's business in the UK. That is really really good in my opinion, given the current circumstances. Dunkirk is a strange comparison given how huge that is. You know $80 million the UK, that's equivalent to the film grossing $500M in North America... not an ordinary performance at all.

Definitely too low.

Gemini Man may technically only be at #87, but adjusted for frameflation it's actually at #17. Congrats to Ang Lee for making it into the top 25.

There's really no positive spin you can really put on it. Warner Bros superhero movies have been on an absolute roll, back-to-back billion dollar movies of characters that on their own weren't expected to be popular at all. And then Bombs of Prey comes out and just straight up does poorly. this could potentially end up at, what a -40% drop from Shazam. That's pretty bad. Given that Harley Quinn is a known character in this universe and the previous Margot Robbie Harley Quinn movie made $750M. to plummet to 200-250m is shite. There's no way around it. sorry.

he's the second unit director of the film.

That's actually not as bad as the razzies usually are. Not sure why/how Bruce Willis got nominated for Worst Actor in GLASS, don't recall people particularly disliking his performance?

call me optimistic but I really doubt it misses.

Uncut gems lives up to the hype.

Time to cut some jewels.

Yes, it's very explicit and very violent. If you search details on your country's ratings website I am sure you can find details. I just looked it up and it seems very violent.

every other post in this thread be like

it's definitely not going to make the list because it was released in january 2018. 😂😂

it's a netflix movie in Canada too? The North America theatrical release was U.S. Only?

Disney had spotted the movie at $140M+ Jun 21, 2019 1 $120,908,065

dude you weren't threadbanned for predicting a low box office gross, you were threadbanned because you kept repeating over and over again how much you didn't want to see the film. it's called poisoning the well and it's a bannable offence on these boards. (rightly or wrongly)

what has the coronavirus got to do with birds of prey? This isn't even getting a China rlease.

it's not low. I would say that any movie that makes it to this list - given how many movies there are each year - means it's been highly rated by the forum. And yes you're right that basically no one outside America was able to put it on their list.

now that it's on Netflix, think i will watch Uncut Gems tonight. super hyped to see an Adam sandler movie which makes use of his acting ability.