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2 minutes ago, ThomasNicole said:
What turn me off about this trailer is more the visual aspect.
It just looks... idk ugly. It have this grey pallette all over it which simply doesn´t go along with magic and multiverses. I was shocked that the other ´´timeline´´ have the exact same color grading of ´´our´´timeline, if it wasn´t for the older characters it would look exactly the same.
It just looks visually uninspired overall, Jon Watts is not a terrible director to deal with characters but his eyes to visuals and action are already pretty bad on the other SM movies, i was hoping that with the experience he get he will be able to pull an interesting look for this movie since it´s so different and have Doctor Strange and his psychedelic tricks, but the trailer didn´t sell me this spectacle, i´m hoping it will be different on the movie itself.
I get your point.
However compared to Far from Home and Homecoming, it does seem a good bit brighter. Not saying it’s a good thing but it definitely looks different for some reason.
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This is the Peter Parker that handed over an army of killer Stark drones to a guy he just meet.
It has been established that this Peter is a young teenager who is dumb as f*ck.
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I was excited to see the reaction in here but the negativity…
Like it could be a big mess but at least it looks like a FUN mess. Go big or go home. Marvel already dominated for ten years, let them go crazy here even if it is a critical bomb because it definitely won’t be a financial one.
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James Gunn has been a bit quiet on socials today.
Honestly this film had such an uphill battle before the pandemic anyway with the bad reception of the first one. Calling it The Suicide Squad in the first place was a big mistake.
The film is good though and the reception of those who have seen it was really positive so that’s a win.
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I thought it was fun. Definitely a James Gunn film. Blood sport and Ratcatcher 2 were great, the film should have focused on them even more imo.
Harley was fun but her inclusion in this film just felt a bit pointless. Her storyline is completely separate from the team until the end. They could have focused more on the team but instead we got Harleys side adventure.
One big thing that annoyed me was the death of Polka Dot Man. I thought the character was interesting. They set up back story and everything then he just gets a shit death lol.
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2 minutes ago, Ms Lady Hawk said:
Why? Space Jam 2 was PG rated and had a marquee personality in Lebron James. TSS had to overcome its R rating and it didn’t have a huge draw in terms of actors. I don’t think this result is good. It is disappointing, but the sky is not falling. It will do bang up business for HBOMAX and that seems to be the top priority for Warner - at least for the foreseeable future.
Ok I agree to an extent.
However this a DC comic book movie that is getting great reviews. It features big stars like Margot Robbie, Viola Davies and John Cena.
Also can we really use the r rating as an excuse now that Joker grossed over 1 billion worldwide?
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This is not great.
I know Delta, rating, piracy and all that but I least expected it to beat Space Jam 2 lol.
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5 hours ago, Cap said:
This feels like you’re reading too much into things. It doesn’t really make a lot of sense to change things right now. I think it would just upset the theater owners, the talent, and the creative team more by doing that. Plus it’s pretty late in the game to change all the advertising.
I probably am thinking too much into this. After everything with the Black Widow release, I doubt many at Disney want to upset the heads at Marvel again.
The lack of news regarding the release of tickets, that is making me think we might get a dual release more than anything.
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Before today, all promotion for Shang Chi included ‘Only in theatres’.
However all the promotion today has scrapped ‘Only’ and is now just saying ‘in theatres’.
With still no tickets on sale yet, its looking like Shang Chi might be getting a dual release announcement soon.
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3 minutes ago, cax16 said:
I can’t lie, I’m pretty disappointed with the presales but I’ve been expecting this the last few months and the tracking thread has really kept expectations in check.
So for me I’m going into the weekend expecting a 20m opening weekend and 50m WW. I’m just excited to see the movie and hope it can help salvage The Suicide Squad brand if that’s possible.
All I’ve ever wanted is good movies that most people enjoy and this seems like it can be that. Now I just hope for more consistency going forward and more audience trust so the brand can grow.
Exactly.
Also even if it opens below expectations, it might have Greatest Showman legs lol. We don’t know yet so don’t worry.
The only thing on my mind might be how Gunn reacts to a soft opening weekend as he is pushing for people to buy tickets. He will probably think HBO Max screwed him over.
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3 minutes ago, Johnny Tran said:
Since the 1st Justice League directed by Whedon, DC has put out Aquaman, Shazam, Joker, WW84, ZSJL and now TSS.
Only WW84 had mixed reviews. What do you mean by "creates good will"?
Calm down.
I just think the DC brand could do even better than it already is.
Apart from Aquaman and Joker, I don’t think anything else you listed ( you forget Birds of Prey), really clicked with audiences even though they have gotten strong critical reception.
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The film only has 4 rotten reviews out of 116 so far. That is great stuff. Even some of the tough critics are raving about this film.
It’s just shocking the review aren’t having much of an impact as I thought so far with pre-sales. However with Delta, HBO Max, piracy and being a sort-of sequel, this film always had an uphill battle.
Hopefully the film creates good Will needed for the DC brand and WOM will be strong.
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Ok after watching the new featurette and everything else one thing is clear:
Tony Leung has clearly been dubbed over for some reason. It is really noticeable.
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So how’s The Suicide Squad looking for the weekend?
Seems to be selling well. Biggest opening of 2021 possibly?
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2 minutes ago, Lucas said:
Well, no.
Well, I am getting carried away but to still be at 100% with over 40 reviews for a superhero movie is crazy.
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Like WOW. This movie must be top tier.
Getting raves like this can only be a good thing. Like it’s getting better reviews than top art house films.
What is going on!? lol
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I’ve been looking for all the reactions I could find and I have yet to see anything really negative.
Honestly I’m betting the reviews tomorrow are gonna be raves. This could help the film break out.
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4 minutes ago, WittyUsername said:
I don’t think the Olympics will make much of a difference. The first movie opened during the Olympics too.
Oh shit, you’re right. I didn’t even notice.
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As long as this movies fun I think it will do well. Fun is important because let’s be honest Black Widow is not the most fun superhero movie (due to its subject matter). Good reviews are important for legs and WOM.
I say that because I just realised that this film will open during the Olympics! A big sporting event like that could dampen opening weekends but I guess we’ll see.
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The UK has just had its hottest weekend of the year and is also dealing with a massive 4th wave of the delta variant, so I’m not surprised if it comes in even lower tbh.
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3 hours ago, Noctis said:
Nobody remembers any character from that movie (including Will Smith's character) aside from Harley Quinn and to a significantly lesser extent, The Joker.
Really?
Even though it wasn’t a critical success, the film was fairly successful at the box office. It made the Suicide Squad a mainstream property.
Even if you say no one remembers Will Smiths character or a popular Batman villain like Joker, you can’t deny their inclusion in the first movie was instrumental in its success along with Margot Robbie.
I’m just saying without them the new movie to win over audiences again. However it could be critical darling and become a massive breakout hit, I don’t know.
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I’m interested to know if people think the Copa America and Euros final had an effect here.
Do you guys think two big events like that will have an effect on opening weekend?
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1 hour ago, DlAMONDZ said:
They have though. Every statement I've seen from people involved are about how it's not connected to the first movie, how it's not a sequel etc
I’m talking about more in terms of the general audience. If they saw the first one that also included Viola Davies and Margot Robbie, they will be thinking where is Will Smith and Jared Leto.
Maybe it won’t be a problem but in my opinion I don’t think the marketing has been effective in telling the general audience that this is not a straight sequel.
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9 minutes ago, WittyUsername said:
It’s not a reboot. It’s a standalone sequel.
I said it was basically a reboot, which lets be honest it is.
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Jesus, the views for this trailer are INSANE.
I’m a believer that this movie will probably be a giant mess with thin plotting and being completely overstuffed.
However a movie that includes Raimi’s Doc Ock and Green Goblin…how can I not love this movie lol.