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3 minutes ago, filmlover said:
October 18.
Just in time for Oscar season
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3 minutes ago, Blaze Heatnix said:
I'll laugh a lot if Sonic opens with a higher number...:)
Your lungs shall be spared
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24 minutes ago, cdsacken said:
Nope waiting for Netflix. The ratio is really bad and the nominal figures are a lot lower than EG (which will drop hard too).
Does WB usually send its new movies to Netflix? I don't remember having any of the DC movies other than the Nolan trilogy on Netflix.
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2 minutes ago, Alli said:
Is it, Ryan, Is it?
Technically it is, but it's performing like a hybrid like I predicted it would
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5 minutes ago, Thanos Legion said:
Don’t want to do a fan war thing here, just a quick thought since I popped in and saw some discussion related to this.
Iron Man was a top 50 WW movie, just missed top 40 iirc (in today’s terms this is like 950M-1B)
Detective Pikachu is unlikely to break the top 200.
Can a universe be created with this as its start, yes. Is it remotely comparable to IM1’s excellent performance, no. 585M in 2008 is so far removed from 585M now that it’s not even funny.
I think Detective Pikachu's performance will be enough to justify the sequel in development, but not a whole cinematic universe.
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17 minutes ago, SofNascimento said:
Talking about videogame adaptations, what we need is a Mass Effect film with Emily Blunt as Commander Shepard.
Gimme a Dragon Age TV series. Too bad Netflix chose the Witcher series instead (based on the books, but still, most people know Witcher because of the games)
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I always mix up Olympus Has Fallen and White House Down. I don't remember which of the two was the one I watched, but I kinda liked it, whichever one it was.
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1 minute ago, LonePirate said:
Is there a Far From Home < Homecoming club out there?
Clubs are supposed to be bold
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Just now, Water Bottle said:
Pokemon is bigger than life. It's a whole different ecosystems with animals that have special powers that often battle each other.
But Pikachu wasn't really about Pokemon battles. It did have a few visual spectacle scenes, though. (The sequel should probably cut back on those spectacle scenes to save money)
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10 minutes ago, The Futurist said:
I didn't like Pokémon much but damn, the inability of Hollywood to create new viable IPs outside of superhero movies is starting to be very concerning ...
Nothing kinda new seems to grab the attention of the masses anymore.
Yeah, I'm getting a bit worried that Disney tentpoles (MCU, Star Wars, live-action remakes) are the only big-budget blockbusters that succeed these days.
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Is Brightburn under 1M OW club-worthy?
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5 minutes ago, Darth Lehnsherr said:
Aladdin should have been a slam dunk so I don't blame Disney for spending $175M on budget. Certainly makes more sense than Dumbo's budget.
Sure, but I do blame them for spending $175M on the guy who hasn't directed a box office success since 2011
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6 minutes ago, Pure Spirit said:
Surprised to see these Endgame drops given the CS/RT ratings. I'm also reading a lot of anecdotal "IW was better" posts all over the web, as people digest the movie and start asking questions about the plot (similar to another franchise movie which shall not be named).
I do wonder if Endgame was largely considered better than IW that instead of heavy drops we'd be talking about the first $3B WW movie and $1B domestic. Hard to say. Like most people, I'm chalking this up to "uncharted territory" as the opening couple weeks may have satiated virtually all of the demand. The runtime may also be a factor, especially as Endgame does drag in parts (being a finale) whereas Infinity War felt like a nonstop theme park ride.
Endgame and TLJ are not similar situations. TLJ's honeymoon period wasn't even a week long. People are still very positive about Endgame.
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I'm glad Paramount didn't have the good sense to pull the Sonic trailer out (or they weren't able to). Some of the audience reactions are amazing
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4 minutes ago, TMP said:
Dumbo cost the same
Look how well that went for it
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1 hour ago, That One Guy said:
Best: Spider-Man 2
Worst: Amazing Spider-Man 2
The duality of (spider) man
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2 minutes ago, TMP said:
The Dark Knight probably is the best superhero film of all time ngl
It's too soon for me to say. I have to let Endgame sit for a while, though I expect it to be a contender at the very least
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Just now, That One Guy said:
Everyone knows that Kung fu Panda is the DreamWorks film that's better than The Dark Knight anyway
Kung Fu Panda is one of my GOATs
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Why the heck did the Ditto bring the tied-up real Robert into the old rich guy's office? That part makes no sense to me. I can't think of a plausible reason the Ditto would do that
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1 minute ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:
I like Shrek 4 more than Shrek 1.
Funny how we can discuss and debate and express an animated film where fans and those who hate it get along but god forbid us discussing a CBM/Star Wars Movie.
Talking CBMs and Star Wars is like talking politics these days
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Just now, DAR said:
Shrek is great
Shrek 2 is pretty good
Shrek 3 is not very good at
Shrek Forever After is I've never seen.
Shrek Forever After is better than Shrek 3 but worse than the first two
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2 minutes ago, MrPink said:
Bigger disappointment than the Rockets
But poor low-budget Game of Thrones couldn't allocate the resources!
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2 minutes ago, AJG said:
Is Shrek 2 a better sequel than TDK?
Probably.
heresy
SpoilerShrek 2's actually pretty great though
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Just now, Brainbug said:
I cant sometimes with some of the arguments here.
Endgame has a great chance to pass Avatar worldwide.
Read that again. Please.
No one would have thought that that was possible before it released. Over IW and TFA? Sure. Over Titanic? Possible, but difficult. Over Avatar? Nope, too far away. And now here we are.
I personally think anyone wo uses words like "disappointing", "bad" or "poor" in the context of describing the absolutely insane and historic run Endgame is having, needs ... god, i cant put this all too nicely.
Those people should just think about what they're saying.
Being a tad disappointed with Endgame's legs (with such a big opening, we shouldn't have expected great legs anyway) != being disappointed with Endgame's overall run. That opening was insane, and even having a decent shot beating Avatar already is an impressive accomplishment.
2 minutes ago, IronJimbo said:Just for the information of those interested in the #1 worldwide spot you should know Endgame will have to put a serious gap between itself and Avatar if it wishes to keep it's place above Avatar.
When Titanic hits theaters again in December, will you go see it?
Yeah, I want to see it in its entirety. I want to bring family and friends to see it in HDR. . . . Seeing a film that everybody knows, but seeing it in HDR in 3-D with proper light levels on a Dolby Vision laser projector—it’s really a glimpse of the future. . . . We had the whole film remastered in HDR, and it’s stunning. It’s beyond 70 millimeter, it’s beyond any format that you’ve seen before. What we’re trying to do is get Paramount and Fox to support the rollout of the Dolby Vision cinema project. It occurred to me, hey, we’ve got a movie that’s an evergreen that people love, why don’t we slam it into theaters and let people see it, not in a way it should be seen, but a way far beyond what any movie looks like right now, other than some new films are being authored in HDR? Obviously the [new] Avatar films will be [in Dolby Vision] as well, and in fact, we’re also going to do a conversion of Avatar to HDR. We’ll re-release that at some point down the line; I want to try to help this rollout of the Dolby cinemas, because I think it’s fantastic what they’re doing.
Ofc Cameron was planning to do an Avatar re-release, but I'm not sure if Disney would still let him release it
Mortal Kombat | April 23 2021 | Warner Bros. | James Wan producing
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If it doesn't include the MK theme, it's already a failure