TheDude391
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Nvm, this sold out before even members had a chance to get tickets (all those big bucks doners). -
If the production issues are true, there's no way he continues at WB lol. Pretty sure he signed a deal with Universal after too.
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Dropping my BO predictions a bit, much worse date. More crowded. What is WB thinking? They've already been marketing it and have 6+ weeks of EXCLUSIVE IMAX!!!
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I genuinely don't see that one ever getting made tbh.
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I grabbed tickets for this thinking it was the entire movie.
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Delaying it would be bad, for the movie itself and the industry. No way they're getting 6 weeks exclusive IMAX on another date.
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Box Office Theory Forum's Top 100 Warner Bros. Movies
TheDude391 replied to Eric Furiosa's topic in List and Countdowns
I'm guilty of it too but the aura around the auteur director does tend to make other masters like Curtiz less known. It's a shame too bc I think someone able to disappear fully into their films, pumping them out like crazy and them being good is just as impressive. -
It's playing on the big Toronto IMAX screen for a few of the TIFF showings...I'm gonna try my best to get tickets to this.
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The reviews aren't good enough for a big late jump to get this to sequel territory. It seems the movies fine, has its moments but is still ultimately just another CBM...which audiences have far less patience for now. Needed to be truly unique and special to pierce the low interest.
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Ferrari | December 25, 2023 | Mann/Driver | NEON
TheDude391 replied to TMP's topic in Box Office Discussion
I strongly suspect this is gonna be typical late style (artsy) Mann with marketing that attracts people expecting a typically thrilling racing biopic and get shocked by something entirely else. -
I know, and it always stings worse than bad concepts failing badly
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The concept is SO F*CKING GOOD for a Dracula movie (shocked no ones done it before), that I'd still go see it even with 0% ratings ha.
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I'm a big fan of Ridley's historical epics usually but I'm not overly hyped for this. I agree with everyone else, Joaquin is horrifically miscast and trying to condense his whole life into this is a recipe for disaster. Incoming directors cut saves Ridley's film lol
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It's joever. The first one failed at delivering on its premise too but the trailers here were so promising
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Yeah 7 is funny bad at least (which I can't say for Jigsaw or Spiral) but it totally drops the ball on the cliffhanger from 6. They built up the most insanely convoluted soap opera storyline and just didn't do anything with it in its finale.
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Saw X looks great, back to basics. If the twist ending is able to reverse Jigsaw's death in some insane way, it'll be film of the year for me.
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Paramount has a stake in Indy so couldn't have it compete.
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I watched the trailer on mute because I'm at work and I think it looks great! So can't comment on the needle drop used.
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I like MI3, it's just the least cinematic and most forgettable. Only good villain though, PSH is excellent in it and the Vatican scene is great.
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Finished my MI rewatch, my opinions on these really changed a lot since I last saw them! Fallout > MI 1 > Rogue Nation > Ghost Protocol > MI 2 >> MI 3
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Boooo, I wanna see how they design (and blow up) Krypton.
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Having seen what occupies Gen Z entertainment wise...we're trading one bad thing for something worse.
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Well, this Indy film cost $300m and looks awful visually, not a single good set piece. Verbinski's would've been a flop at that budget too but at least it would've LOOKED like $300m!
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And they didnt do the mountain fade in!!! WTF
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Idk I was a kid in 2008 and Indy was super popular at my school at least, they did a great job bringing 1-3 back ahead of 4 and getting people into it with games, lego, toys, tie ins, etc. Was seen as analogous to SW bc of the Lucas connection.
