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3 hours ago, iJackSparrow said:
And it won't stop if they don't get clever. Both Venom and Silver and Black are just yet another bombs waiting to happen. Hopefully they will give up before starts production.
I doubt Venom will do poorly. Or be rotten even.
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19 minutes ago, Matrix4You said:
Dunkirk - 14.5%
Emoji - 13.4%
Atomic Blonde - 12.2%
Girls Trip - 10.8%
Spider-Man - 7.8%
can someone please post the Pulse top 5..... it does not show on my computer anymore.
Emoji staying strong. I really hope it shakes off the buzz and really legs it as hard as it can just for the fun of it.
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The Dark Tower is #2 on Pulse now.
So much for doom and gloom...
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38 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:
Critics are supposed to be fair...not actively picking a side and rooting for a demise (or smash hit).
The critic reviews for this movie should be an example of what critics should never do...
That consensus was silly. RT editors must realize the growing importance of their website.
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5 minutes ago, redfirebird2008 said:
And Gravity. 4.9 multiplier and 80% RT audience score. WTF
Gravity internet audience scores dropped harshly once Interstellar came out and didn't do quite as well with critics or the BO. Still one of my favourite movies ever.
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1 hour ago, Brainbug said:
In The US, its very debatable. For example, The Sopranos are hard to top. But Worldwide, its Number 1.
Guys, Sitcoms trump this show easily. Shows like Friends and Sienfeld. Maybe TBBT.
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1 minute ago, aabattery said:
Doesn't really work when Beauty and the Beast is the highest grossing film of the year.
And the reason behind it being so is literally because it's not a fresh new concept.
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2 minutes ago, Alli said:
People will always love Tobey M because he was the first one. People are attached to his interpretation.
I prefer Garfield, to all the others. But Tobey is a close second and was in the better movies.
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I don't want to say that I thought SM:HC was petty bland garbage and that save a few scenes, I thought it was a near complete waste of time. If I did, it'd sound like I was some kind of whiny hater even though I was being sincere.
That being said, I'm not surprised at it's performance at all.
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13 minutes ago, a2knet said:
I enjoyed Burton's Planet of the Apes. Didn't think it was worse than a B-.
Bake him away toys.
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2 minutes ago, Subzero said:
yeah not sure what were they thinking with those Titles ...they could simply do the below
PLanet of The Apes: Dawn
PLanet of The APes: Rise
PLanet of The Apes: War
Lol. That's worse.
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42 minutes ago, filmlover said:
47 Meters Down is gonna finish with almost 4x its opening despite a C Cinemascore grade. Heh.
And it's rotten tomato score.
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5 minutes ago, Brainiac5 said:
Poorly received by critics but all the films had positive audience scores.
I think it's implied, because so were the spidey movies. And two of those 'poorly received' spidey films are fresh on RT
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1 minute ago, DlAMONDZ said:
We'll see how 'character fatigue' plays out in 2019. Batman's been in just as many movies
He's Batman.
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11 minutes ago, Manchester by the Tree said:
Excuse me for sounding like an idiot but what's Tomato Law?
Dead.
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So can we say farewell to TOMATO LAW. It didn't save Alien and it now we see Apes.
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3 minutes ago, grey ghost said:
Iron Man is one of those legendary Hollywood stories like the making of Rocky or Star Wars.
It was a huge gamble from Marvel Studios.
They were tired of getting paid pennies for all these Marvel megablockbusters. So they took a huge gamble and got the director of Elf and scandalous hasbeen that Hollywood basically gave up on to create their own cinematic universe they would have complete control over. Had Iron Man flopped, Marvel would've lost the rights to not one, not two, but ALL of their biggest characters.
Well it was a break out smash and the rest is history.
Rocky?? Jesus. Star Wars??
No way near "like" those two's status. At all.
Definitely no where near the gamble and pay-off that Rocky was.
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4 minutes ago, Arlborn said:
Surrogate mom Diana? Could work.
Or both of them a romantic relationship.
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3 minutes ago, damnitgeorge08 said:
I think it all started with big bang.
That's still up for debate.
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8 minutes ago, Mojoguy said:
It's a disgrace that it took 76 years before we got a live action Wonder Woman movie by the way.
That's all on WB for not wanting to take chances on anyone outside of Superman and Batman.Just want to correct you and point out Catwoman, Jonah Hex and the 200m Green Lantern and Constantine. They took chances, you can't blame them for that. They kept trying to get their shared universe thing going since like the 90's with Burton even. But there were bumps in the way.
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11 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:
So, 13M edges to anywhere from 115-120M, which is pretty much what I expected from Spider-Man.
The top 3 Summer movies are all gonna be supers (Guardians, WW, Spidey). Also, Baby Driver has a shot of making the top 10 films of the Summer.
Everything is finally right in the world.
DM3?
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2 minutes ago, Mojoguy said:
As long as Wonder Woman keeps attracting that female audience, it should continue to do fine even after SMH comes out.
There really isn't any films for female audiences in July either.I kept saying this in the lead up to this movie. While everyone was talking about competition. WW has access to a demo that's not easily swayed by Transformers or the Mummy or another Spidey reboot
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2 minutes ago, FantasticBeasts said:
Even so, Pixar still made the best animation of the 10's.
The Lego Movie.
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So, where's everyone's final targets?
The Dark Tower | August 4, 2017 | McConaughey, Elba | Reviews coming in, it's a bomb etc. etc. - we know this drill by now
in Box Office Discussion
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The director isn't bad and as for box office, expect Spider-man in the trailers.