JB33
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Really don't like that date for DS2. We have to remember though, the over-arching MCU narrative is partly what dictates the release dates. We're not privy to why a certain movie is schedule when. There must be a good reason why Marvel/Disney is packing these movies so tightly together.
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Lol! Make no mistake, after this year (if the film does in fact release on this date; I have my doubts) Labor Day weekend will still be a dead weekend. AQP2 will set the record which will stand forever.
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I don't mind the Balfe choice. People forget that, given COVID-19, it looks like he'll actually have a long time to work on the score. Hope he delivers something unique!
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I know this isnt important right now, but come the first week of April it will have been 9 months since the last MCU film. Gotta say, I'm really ready for the next chapter. It's going to suck waiting for this.
Like I said, not a priority though, I know.
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18 hours ago, Krissykins said:
Yes
Then sign me up! It'll be cathartic to sit and enjoy something that doesnt pick a side.
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On 3/20/2020 at 2:13 PM, lorddemaxus said:
Yeah, this is clearly feels like it was written by Damon Lindelof but I really, really enjoyed it. The politics of the movie is pretty unsubtle and nowhere near as complex as Lindelof's other recent work but I think don't they really care. The movie indulges in its goofiness and works really well as a gory and hilarious movie than a political satire. Betty Gilpin was also great in this. Really fun time.
Edit: Want to make it clear. The movie has a lot of people talking politics in it but it isn't a political movie.
Is it true that it pokes fun at both sides of the political spectrum? I heard that said about the film a long time ago.
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10 hours ago, RockyMountain said:
I honestly think that studios will start making a lot more smaller movies and then releasing them immediately to streaming (as there will be a lot more people waiting for things to come to streaming and physical media now anyways). Also think we will start seeing a lot more Disney+ tv shows. If studios want to keep their universes going that may be the way to do it. Just release tv shows of the universe on to streaming platforms. The days of billion dollar films that they can throw everything at are going to be gone for quite awhile and may never return.
That last sentence is such a sobering thought.
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It's surreal seeing this thread completely dormant.
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5 minutes ago, Barnack said:
The median american married couple with children tend to be among the richest entity on earth:
That paid way more to see Avatar in 3D and pop-corn when well into a recession. Significantly more than half of them are millionaires.
Makes sense. These days if people aren't significantly well off they pretty much can't afford to have children at all. I know several of my married couple friends would like to but just can't so they're on strict birth control.
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Oh man, what a wonderful movie! Discouraging that it's doing such average business. Yes, COVID-19 is a big part of that but we could see early on that there wasnt much hype behind this one.
Chris Pratt is hilarious in this! Guy is born for voice work, in my opinion. Also, as per usual, Pixar hit it out of the park with with the heart and themes. I was fighting tears almost as much as I was laughing.
All around it was a great time at the theatre, especially under the current circumstances. Add that on top of other stresses in our lives these days and this movie was just what the doctor ordered for my girlfriend and I. Glad we went!
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33 minutes ago, DlAMONDZ said:
Corona lowkey got me shook of stepping outside to my porch
Go out. You'll be fine.
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9 minutes ago, RealLyre said:
115M would be the lowest May MCU movie opening since the first Thor in 2011?
they're low-balling, this should do closer to GotG 2 or Captain Marvel numbers
Look what's happening to Onward. Those numbers are quite plausible.
Without the corona hysteria then I would agree with you completely.
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Damn....that's a depressing number for Onward.
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19 hours ago, Lordmandeep said:
Jesus christ the moderation is really petty here.
Thread banning over political opinions in the politics forum.
Not cool.
Not good. Not good at all.
Tried to send you a message and apparently you can't receive messages.
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Yeah this looks like it's going to be disturbing as ever. What does A24 have in store for us horror lovers this time??
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On 3/1/2020 at 2:39 PM, Box Office Hit said:
Yeesh. Brutal.
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How long until Elizabeth Moss gets a role in the MCU??
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How likely do you guys think tracking will really ramp up in the days leading up to the 6th? Hoping for this to take the 2020 OW record (so far, I mean) from Bad Boys for Life.
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I'm thinking $8M-$10M OW.
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On 2/28/2020 at 2:33 PM, dudalb said:
And I Still Don't Believe.....
I mused about it opening bigger than ICOI but legging way less. Upon further thought I'm not even convinced about that. ICOI seemed like a one off. Who knows though? This isn't a movie that you can really predict with tracking. Loads of church folks could randomly show up on opening weekend.
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1 minute ago, CoolioD1 said:
he's doing a viking movie next. hyped for it.
Yeah I read about that (The Northman). I don't know if it'll have horror elements but regardless I'm looking forward to it as well!
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Finally watched The Lighthouse last night. A24 really is the best studio in the business and Robert Eggers is a master! Needless to say, Pattinson and Dafoe deliver an acting clinic as well.
I hope Eggers just keeps on doing period horror films. Not only am I interested in the period settings but I love that he digs right into it with his research and preference for authentic costumes, props, landscapes etc.
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This is going to be awesome!
Escape Room 2 | Sony | July 16, 2021 | Adam Robitel returning to direct
in Box Office Discussion
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Still a weird date. The previous two years January 1 landed on a Friday were in 2016 and 2010 - both times there were no wide releases. Usually the first wide release of the year falls on the 8th.
I guess there are going to be a lot of weird dates with the release schedule being completely shuffled around.