tonytr87
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If it doesn't crack 200 mil domestic they should just leave it to Marvel, but we all know they won't because of pride.
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Cool to see McKay isn't recreating the faux-docu-style cinematography. It worked for Big Short but wasn't sure it'd work for this.
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If I didn't have AMC Stubs I'd skip it, but alas...
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Who's saying that beyond dumbass Venom fans?
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Sounds about as bad as expected. This is what you get when you hire a hack like Fleischer. Guy couldn't make a good movie out of a cast that included Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling, and Emma Stone. Like Daredevil? Like Catwoman? Yeesh.
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I wasn't debating whether it will do well or not. My comment was positing what would happen to Hardy if it doesn't, which is...nothing I believe.
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I don't think one bad comic book movie is going to stall Hardy's career. The one upside of the post-movie star era is that, just like movies don't typically rise and fall based on stars anymore, neither do careers rise and fall based on ability to draw.
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So you guys want actors to lie to protect your feelings/excitement about the movie? They're people just like you and me, if they're honest, they're honest.
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Yeah he's a terrible Venom but a pretty good Eddie Brock.
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Funny, I thought the same but in reverse. Original Ghost Rider is really bad but amusingly so with a reliably goofy Cage performance. The sequel is technically better-made but super forgettable.
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Yup. I think we can assume Zombieland was simply a good script by Wernick and Reese.
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Generalizing a field of hundreds of people...cool story, bro.
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He had control on Gone Girl as well, so I don't really understand their problem. I'll maintain that there was no greater upside for a Dragon Tattoo movie at Christmas than 100 mil domestic.
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Funny, A Nation was one of the best of the year in my opinion.
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The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
tonytr87 replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
I've been predicting 55 mil OW. -
Saw Fahrenheit. It's pretty powerful but it preaches to the choir, and Moore always leans more into opinion and conjecture versus investigation. It makes for a more entertaining documentary, if not very informative. Judging by the box office I take it most liberals have moved past his schtick I guess.
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Id sooner believe Bumblebee and Alita flop.
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You keep saying "looks" If there's no trailer, then what "looks" terrible?
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What? You've got a big IP and Ferrell and Reilly getting back together. This is doing 100 mil if they don't botch the marketing...but they are botching it so far. I don't understand the lack of a trailer at this juncture.
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So this was never finished...
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You're right to some extent, but I'm not much of a fan of Hollywood's and pop culture's tendency to look backwards instead of looking at the present. We need more protest films and protest songs about the present administration. It's absolutely insane to me that two years in and there's not more of a counterculture for that...just goes to show how corporate everything's become.
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You're out of your goddamned mind. Disney's audience (and hell, the critics too) are waaay too soft on their product. Hence an average Marvel movie like Black Panther getting praise up and down for having an "ok" villain and cool costumes.
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Not everything off of the festival circuit got great reviews. Front Runner, Destroyer, Beautiful Boy, Halloween, Boy Erased, Suspiria, Peterloo, Outlaw King, Ben is Back, Life of Donovan were all polarizing. And as others have mentioned, probably a slew of lesser known films that were panned or barely reviewed because they didn't make an impact on any critics or pundits.
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It's called word of mouth. Perhaps you've heard of it. You seem awfully bent out of shape lmao
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It's a guilty pleasure of mine.
