OncomingStorm93
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2 hours ago, UserHN said:
Charlie is threadbanned until he finish his exams per his request. Maybe Rth will update later.
It's unfortunate Deadline has to wait longer to give their estimate because of schoolwork.
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2 minutes ago, cdsacken said:
Always with the extreme opinions I see.
Well I loved Independence Day and no surprise it absolutely dominated the box office that year. That presidential speech is awesome sauce.
We will not go quietly into the night! We will not vanish without a fight! We are going to live on! We are going to survive! Today we celebrate our Independence Day!
Didn't work quite so well the second time...
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40 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:
i had stumbled on a reddit thread just today that was "best performance that wasn't nominated for an oscar?" and the most upvoted comment was Ham Jackman in Prisoners. something very wrong with that place.
I couldn't agree with that Redditor more.
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55 minutes ago, sfran43 said:
175m global open? Ouch. Down from the 230m projected that was being tossed around mid-week, and down from the 196m global start for G14. Don't see how this crosses 500m total.
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28 minutes ago, Maximum Avery said:
You mean thursday?:o
TTVOMJ
No. I'm indicating that previews have been pushed back into the workday on Thursday, so now the only logical thing is to start them Wednesday evening so people can get the first showings without having work conflicts.
And the cycle will perpetually continue until previews start at midnight Friday the week prior to release.
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44 minutes ago, Jayhawk said:
For WB it seems to be their new norm. Think it's silly because 4pm is too early to have first showings IMO, too many people are still at work. Though everyone is creeping up as 6 pm previews seem to be pretty normal for big movies with some special fan events at 5 pm also becoming quite commonplace.
I agree. Logically, previews should start at 12am on Thursday. Or
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I'm so glad I'll have this film to point to when I explain why I think Bohemian Rhapsody was very, very, incredibly overrated.
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32 minutes ago, ThomasNicole said:
You know Guy Ritchie directed right?
For him this is universal acclaim
He's directed 4 films with a higher RT, 3 with a lower, and two with an equivalent RT.
For him, this is middle of the pack.
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15 minutes ago, MrFanaticGuy34 said:
Didn’t 101 Dalmatians also get a live action remake in 1996? 🤔
How can people miss that one?
Because we're all waiting for "Cruella" with Emma Stone.
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This does not look like something that cost 160m-200m to produce....
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Human/Terminator hybrid subplot? What is this, Salvation again?
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TIL Rotten Tomatoes can consider a movie with a rotten score to be of "sufficient spectacle and skill"
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21 minutes ago, DAJK said:
Blair Witch if I remember correctly. I'm pretty sure they had a positive consensus up at first but I might be mistaken.
As it turns out I was thinking of Man of Steel, but after more digging it's a bit more frequent. Also happened to Tomorrowland and Hobbit 3, after their RTs kept adjusting downwards.
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I'm trying to remember which movie dropped so much from the time the "Critical Consensus" was posted that they had to rewrite it...
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7 minutes ago, Minnale101 said:
When I woke up it was 85% now it’s at 58%
what happened?
Math happened.
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BREAKING NEWS:
Back to Rotten
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1 minute ago, Julianjunja said:
Nobody asked for Solo though. The same could be argued about another live action remake but Aladdin is a beloved classic and it has the benefit of nostalgia and an iconic soundtrack
No one asked for Aladdin either. And Han Solo is/was certainly a beloved character that also had the benefit of nostalgia.
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1 minute ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:
Even with the reviews, I can’t see Aladdin at under $90M for the four day on the name alone.
I remember similar comments about Solo...
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Back up to 60%. Aladdin is officially a critical success again (until it isn't).
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11 minutes ago, TMP said:
I like Ludwig's work on Community a lot. Happy he's an Oscar winner.
I pop on "Greendale Is Where I Belong" whenever I need an uplift.
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RIP Aladdin 2019's Positive RT Score:
May 22, 2019 7am - May 22, 2019 12:40pm
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Just now, John Marston said:
Jesus Disney. Why can't you have some quality control on the remakes of your classics?
Disney's totem pole of cinematic priorities: Marvel > Star Wars > Buying Other Studios > Live Action Remakes
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Meanwhile, we're down to 61%
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Down to 65% at 45 reviews, down from I think 85% at 13 reviews? Sinking fast...
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Weekend Thread: Weekend Actuals - Godzilla KOTM $47.77M | Aladdin $42.84M | Rocketman $25.72M | MA $18.09M
in Numbers and Data
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You've gone on an extended rant blaming audiences who didn't want to see the movie for it underpreforming. Perhaps you should blame the studio for putting out a lackluster product, and the distributor for marketing it so poorly. And you're blaming people on an online box office forum, none of whom had a hand in the making of the awful film.