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but not all famous actors are good? also Pitt just did Ad Astra last month.

not that many reviews in but seems like the critical reception is similar to the first one?

no one really expected Aladdin to be the best Disney live action remake after the first few trailers.

he also commented on critics putting out the hit on VENOM:

that would make 2nd weekend around $56.05M~ right behind Deadpool's 2nd w/e of 56.4M which finished at 363M. Joker could have a shot at 350M

I want to say it'll be between Joker & the lion king but TLK cost like 5 times as much 🤔, though P&A costs will probably be closer.

he's not gonna have that accent for the whole movie is he?

I know this is a hot take but I think Dune could break out on holiday season next year and make a run for 300M, if it's more accessible than usual Villeneuve movies.

the R-rated record is 370M. Joker having a chance at beating it would be astonishing. your club was underestimated lol

17M Fri 22M Sat +29.4% 16.5M Sun -25% 55.5M~ weekend.

I could see score & cinematography

films like Paddington 2 and Leave No Trace were more low-key in comparison to Parasite & Irishman which are gonna be heavy awards players and get 300-400+ reviews. if something like Parasite which is as crowd-pleasing & fresh as you can get couldn't stay at 100% then a 3.5 hour scorsese gangster epic probably wouldn't.

no high profile movie will ever stay at 100% on RT when they keep adding more & more critics every year. it was gonna happen sooner or later. Marriage Story also dropped to 99%, Irishman is next.

so not for the general audience?

Will Smith's back-end deals aren't as big as Dicaprio/Tarantino?