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I’m sorry I’m not creaming because I think it doesn’t look visually clean. Forgive me for having an opinion that won’t influence the GA perception of the movie or negate D&W being the biggest movie of the summer if not the year and just my observation. I’m so my slightly mixed-positive opinion on D&W in a sea of positive opinions ruins it.

Feel more or less the same when I did the first trailer. Looks aight and the trailer is a bit better than the teaser and somewhat alleviates my concerns on it on emotional conflict and if Logan is a variant. The action looks solid and it seems Deadpool and Wolverine do a good job bouncing off each other but the cinematography looks very grey and muted which is a bit disappointing considering all the hype of it being shot on film. Still can’t shake the feeling of this just being done for the sake of having Jackman and Reynolds interact but at least it’ll be a fun watch but I’m not really excited about it. Fans should be over the moon though, but I’m still thinking around 145m opening with 380m domestic and around 800-900m WW. Doesn't really fell like a $1B grosser unless it hits every mark (strong reviews, great audience reception, etc) which I’m still uncertain it can do.

Lmfao they’re saving the mask reveal for the movie when it’ll be on all the merch.

10/11 would be a good spot for this. 3 weeks after Transformers and a holiday weekend to help boost it, all whilst sailing throughout Thanksgiving.

Transformers One looks alright. The humor looks to be the weak spot but I’m excited to see the relationship between Optimus and Megatron. The Paramount Animation label is officially dead and the term Paramount Animation just applies to their animated slate as not even the logo was shown in the logline ending or credits.

Sonic 3’s quality, like Aquaman 2, will depend on on-screen child murder is involved

Apparently from the CinemaCon experts, it looked like the video games and CGI cartoons with the robots having facial details.

Wasn't the Black Panther album bigger than Guardians?

@cayommagazine After Y3’s Miraculous performed modestly, Endless Entertainment many attempts to continue the franchise (a sequel was planned and at one point, a crossover movie with Kim Possible) but lack of own interest cause it to stagnant. However, for Summer Y12, Endless Animation has given a new take for the franchise, deciding to reboot it in an all animated affair with more in common to the animated show. Lauren Montgomery (the Avatar: The Last Airbender franchise) and Yuhki Demers (production artist in both My Dad, the Bounty Hunter and the SpiderVerse franchise) are to direct this project, as a mini-logline states “Taking place about 50 years after the events of the series, once the hero known as Ladybug - an eldery Marinette Dupain-Cheng trains a new protege to helm the Ladybug mantle as the dangerous criminal enterprise and cult dubbed the Monarch Monks are trying to dominate Paris.”

Feel like combining the two hurts both of the visions the directors of the movies want to tell.

For the fans always leaves a bad taste in my mouth but it’s to be expected.

Thank you for 1, 5, 10, 11, 24 and 25.

When I said other movies I don’t mean other Batman or CBMs, I meant movies in general.

Thats not why I or others got a problem with the Joker. To say he’s just a cool mastermind or meant to say something about society is an mis-exaggeration of the character (which is arguably thanks to The Dark Knight’s interpretation). There’s many different interpretations of the character, from deranged mastermind to psychotic comedian to a broken man with just “One Bad Day” from turning. That’s the beauty of the Joker character: there’s no finite origin! You can do whatever you want with the Joker and in any sort of way. He’s a blank canvas for whatever themes or messages of the story the artist wants to convey. I was happy with the fact instead of a villain origin story in the first, they did try to focus on the mental health aspect. However, the ideas and execution were definitely not up to par for me and instead speedrun through a bunch of cliches and failed to do anything new with the mental health aspect from other movies. That’s not a knock on anyone who likes the movie or ignore that a lot of people liked Joker quite a bit. I just don’t think it does anything interesting or profound with the setup as much as Phillips hoped to.

Do think this will likely be the biggest movie of the year domestically and the biggest CBM. Feel like it has the least amount of pressure to hit the right notes in order to get big numbers and to be honest, Joker has enough traits to seperate itself from the normal CBM as well and think the musical angle and Harley will be huge draws. I’m fully expecting the worst people you know dressed as Harley and Joker for Halloween lol. Thinking a performance of 155/410 domestic.

I am also a big fan of Harley Quinn. This a great response by the way, it perfectly summed up the potential on where it could go and if Todd Phillips goes that route and has something meaningful to say on toxic relationships, I’d be game. I just don’t trust him as much as I think the first Joker itself is kind of lame in the characterization of Joker and a lame pastiche of the films the movie is inspired, that it winds up having nothing to really say.

Just realized in addition to plagiarizing some other classic, I can’t shake the feeling that Phillips will romanticize the Joker x Harley relationship, unironically. Oh well, the musical sequences look very great.

Sadly, nope.

If DP&W misses 1B, it won’t be due to runtime. Besides, the previous movies were both under two hours.

We love you Shawn ❤️

So considering the futuristic city in the background, I'm pretty sure the movie takes place in a separate universe.

It's funny how that gif with Cartman Kennedy keeps on getting reused but no one understands the point of it or that episode when they you use it lol.

Porthos, you're the homie.

Quick name a single Disney lead (ie top billed) that's openly gay.