ImNotRacistAtAll

Just noticed that the 1st trailer of Doctor Strange was released in a Wednesday. The 2nd was on Super Bowl

Yeah... but it didn't release today. I don't consider next week imminent. If it doesn't come out this week, EC will be butchered by Gorr. Just saying

I was ignored but I will ask again. Do studios announce new movies or release dates for movies in Cinema Con? I remember last year nothing like that happened. If I remember correctly

Thor trailer.... I think this week still. But I will guess Wednesday. 1 week after Dr. Strange tickets. Feels organized. But could be tomorrow.

Ms Marvel trailer released 24 minutes ago actually. Just checked.

Nice try 😂😂

Don't know if it will be today. Everything is to quiet. I think some insider would have heard something by now. Just my guess.

Regarding CinemaCon, is it usual for studios to announce new movies?? I thought they only talk about their upcoming slate of movies,in this case coming in 2022.

So what are we thinking right now for DS2? I was going on that over 200M hopediction but 175-185M seems way more realistic as of now.

There won't be a teaser. It will be a full trailer. They might call it a teaser, but it will be a 2 minute trailer.

Just wondering. Kevin Feige just told me tho

Also. Are we expecting a epic trailer music or something along the lines of that song used in the Ragnarok trailer?

It almost feels like a sure thing that the trailer will come out tomorrow right? Or Wednesday. Definitely this week.

So excited for this. Pray the gods for a trailer Monday

Lol. The Numbers is really predicting a 60% drop only for Morbius

If DS2 goes over 200M I will... fly

I understand your feeling but most people here only care how much Hollywood movies make in China. MOST. Not all.

I buy it.

Is it just me or does the 2023 calendar seem lackluster? Maybe because there's way less movies than this year? Although there's still a untitled MCU movie in November, which will 100% be Blade. Unless Black Panther moves to February 2023 and everything goes 1 date down. There's also a untitled Sony movie from their Marvel shit verse in June. Probably Madame Web. It starts filming soon. That Star Wars movie in December needs to happen.

What a dumb take. You're trying way to hard. Tickets JUST went on sale. Why would they release a trailer before Monday?

Why wouldn't I bet? It's not like No Way Home, Black Widow or Venom 2 (or even Morbius) got a release there. These were unproblematic movies in China terms. I think so. Like, why give Matrix a date on January 14th,a movie destined to flop and doing way less than other movies, instead of NWH? hi What are these distribution decisions? Why release movies that are on pvod for quite a bit? Isn't the main objective to make money? Some of the most eye rolling decisions in 2021. Yeah... 2022 looks brighter. Just not for Marvel. I guess. And I wonder if they will release Aquaman and Avatar there. If they don't, I think the picture gets very clearer. So let's see.

Regarding China ban of the big Hollywood movies... here's what I don't get. What is China main goal with all of this? Is it to have the biggest movie of the year be one of theirs? Or just be the biggest market in the world? Or both? Because biggest movie of the year is just something they don't have range to. Hollywood will always have the biggest movie of the year in normal years. They should just drop that thought, if it's one they have. Now, to be the biggest market in the world? Like in 2021?? That's something entirely possible till the end of times. But here's what I don't understand. How they want to be the biggest market in the world without the huge Hollywood blockbusters income? They could have led 2021 by an even bigger margin. 2021 was a weak year still. Recovery and experimenting one. Hollywood is coming back strong this year. And big ones are yet to come. Am I missing something? The money made in China by Hollywood movies count as China gross in the end of the year right? So why not release the big blockbusters? Why are they releasing flops? And I know everything is fucked there right now so whatever. But even before the covid outbreak. Specially before the new covid outbreak. Because I can tell you all right now, and I would bet my bank account on this, Doctor Strange will never get a release date there. No matter how bad things are, they are still running everything with what's open. Genuine questions because I don't know much. Is there anything going on China? What is China main goal in the movie market?

Thanks. Yeah. Situation doesn't look better.

My comment was clearly sarcastic. Still weird China just outright excluding Marvel movies. I think Marvel might have a ban for some years from there. Also. I don't care if China is releasing Hollywood movies there, when most are movies that are failing or are already in pvod or streaming. Some exceptions ofc.

God I'd love to see the 7 for Sonic 2. 70M is enough for my soul.