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  1. 15 hours ago, BadOlCatSylvester said:

    I'm going to be honest and say no. Not by too much. @ViewerAnon alluded to it being worse than F9 and not even having a real ending, which I doubt the average Joe will be receptive to. There will be some impact on its opening weekend, but I imagine Guardians 3 will stabilize again afterwards.

     

    We'll see how it shakes out but Universal had a lot of trouble at test screenings because audiences weren't aware it was a Part 1 of 2 situation and the ending consistently got terrible scores because of it. I don't think marketing has done a great job of setting people up for an abrupt cliffhanger either.

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  2. 57 minutes ago, superduperm said:

    Mario dropped 22.7% on Sunday and then if this holds it would be 82.4% on Monday to 5.35M. I’m not even going to post the 3rd weekend number you get with the Sonic 2 multiplier

     

    I will for funsies!

    Friday: $16.7M

    Saturday: $35.7M

    Friday: $23.5M

     

    3-Day: $75.9M

     

    At which point the forum explodes.

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    19 minutes ago, Whydidyoudoit said:

    An animated Zelda movie would mean Nintendo didn't understand the lessons of Mario's success and Pikachu's flop: You have to be loyal to the source material. 

    Zelda is closer to The Last of Us than to Mario, to give an example. You can see why asking for a The Last of Us animated show would be absurd. 

     

    I get the point you’re making - Zelda isn’t as silly as Mario - but boy do I not agree with that example. An animated PG-rated movie could perfectly represent the Zelda games. They’re still super family-friendly.

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  4. 17 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

    Breath of the Wild has actually outsold all Mario games besides the original SMB, Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart WIi for context.  Tears will likely sell even more. 

     

    I don't think Tears outselling Breath is a guarantee. The second-Zelda-in-a-gen games tend to sell less copies, such as Ocarina of Time (7.6m) vs. Majora's Mask (3.36m) and Twilight Princess (8.85m) vs. Skyward Sword (3.67m).

    Zelda's non-mainline/spinoff titles also don't sell as well as Mario's spin-offs, i.e. Link's Awakening on Switch selling 6 million copies while Luigi's Mansion 3 sold 12.4 million.

  5. 10 minutes ago, PrinceRico said:

    Feel sorry for anybody who thinks Fast x will underperform. Has this franchise taught you nothing. 

     

    FURIOUS 7: $353M/$1.5B

    FATE OF THE FURIOUS: $226M/$1.2B

    F9: $173M/$726M

     

    I believe this is what you call a downward trajectory.

    (Audiences are going to hate the ending of FAST X and quality-wise I've heard it's just as bad as the last two)

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  6. Just now, Last Man Standing said:

    From the reviewers I follow (Jahns, Oscar Bros, and Film Drunk) it just seems like an ok kids movie. Not a dumpster fire or some unfairly attacked gem.

     

    That's exactly what it is. It's not a great movie and there's not a surprising amount of depth like PUSS IN BOOTS: THE LAST WISH. It's just a cute, fun kids flick.

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  7. 2 minutes ago, ThomasNicole said:

    Now go the rotten which have 5x more reviews and it´s way more in line with what people actually think since it´s more populist than Metacritic

     

    MARIO on Metacritic has the same number of reviews as SONIC 2.

     

    And who knows where it'll end up, but I see MARIO at 51% on RT and SONIC 2 also debuted in the 50s before finishing at 69%.*

     

    *nice

  8. 1 minute ago, interiorgatordecorator said:

     

    does the average Nintendo fan count as a "normie"? if they poll theaters today or tomorrow itll be mostly them 

     

    Hardcore Nintendo fans are gonna go nuts for it but I mean more kids and parents. This is aimed at 8-year-olds with a lot of references and wink-wink jokes to keep older fans and parents happy.

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  9. 43 minutes ago, Seth Irskens said:

    What time is social media embargo lifting on monday?

     

    Social lifts Saturday at 7:30 pm PST. Review embargo is April 4th at 12 pm PST.

    I haven't seen it yet but the response I've heard from critic friends is that it's fun but thin - this ain't gonna be a 95% RT movie.

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