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The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread (December 2021 - July 2023)
Gavin Feng replied to Cap's topic in Numbers and Data
I guess one week before opening. 10 days or two weeks at best. -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread (December 2021 - July 2023)
Gavin Feng replied to Cap's topic in Numbers and Data
They're sure it's opening instead of lifetime? -
Unless big lockdown like the first half year of 2020, I don't think it will be pushed back to another date because no better date for big blockbuster like this. The number of local theaters is probably gonna be smaller and smaller in the next few years. None of these studios could tell if summer / national day will be better. And if we lose WE2 in CNY, more theaters will go bankruptcy before its second date. Both WE2 and Avatar 2 are invested by China Film Group. I bet they will let both of them rule the market in the next few months. (James Cameron met WE1 crew when he came to CHN for Alita. Good relationship. )
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From THR https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/avatar-the-way-of-water-box-office-china-release-1235268699/
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I love the teaser for most, probably because of the score. But the recent two are fine. I just think that a cinematic experience can hardly be promoted in 60 seconds or 2 mins stuff. They don't have to release more. Let the film itself speaks.
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no. Actually no movie get any attention here these days because none of them is clearly going to get release permission. Once it secure a release plan, it would be blast
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$70M weekend is still on table?
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this is cinema.
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Nobody in East Asia like Simu Liu and its representation about so-called Eastern/Chinese culture. Tony Leung, not even Wen Wu, is the only reason they care.
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ugly scores.
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You think Sci-fi story with aliens don't need that? The key reason most sci-fi / fantasy movie misfired is they had no humanism instead of CGI.
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He definitely don't care at this point. He only care if filmmakers could choose the best ideas from a series of alternatives and deliver surprising actions and cameos. He knows audience could make some compromises with these bad effects. I mean, would you care about CGI when you're watching Tiktok? You wouldn't. And you don't mind the CGI problem in Tiktok model movies.