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WEEKEND Thread | 'Jigsaw' -16.2M; TYFYS- 3.7M; Suburbicon- 2.8M
Hatebox replied to Alli's topic in Numbers and Data
Holy fucking shit at IT's WW number. I hadn't followed it all beyond its domestic OW. -
MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS | 10 NOV 2017 | Fox
Hatebox replied to kayumanggi's topic in Box Office Discussion
I can't remember a non-franchise film that's been advertised this much in recent memory. Seriously, they've gone absolutely nuts marketing this in the UK. -
WEEKEND Box Office: BOO-21.6M; Geostorm-13.3M; OTB-6M; Snowman-3.4M
Hatebox replied to Alli's topic in Numbers and Data
How come? (Asking only because you're more thoughtful than most, not getting defensive.) -
WEEKEND Box Office: BOO-21.6M; Geostorm-13.3M; OTB-6M; Snowman-3.4M
Hatebox replied to Alli's topic in Numbers and Data
Fassbender suffers from Colin Farrell syndrome: a character actor cast in leading man roles because of his looks. He'll never be a draw, but I've always found him very watchable. -
WEEKEND Box Office: BOO-21.6M; Geostorm-13.3M; OTB-6M; Snowman-3.4M
Hatebox replied to Alli's topic in Numbers and Data
There's a weird strain of people on this forum who don't seem to appreciate that Shame is a legitimately good movie. -
I'd be very surprised if BR has good holds. I liked it well enough, but "it's so fucking long and slow" isn't the kind of WOM that usually predicates great legs.
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I think they probably could have gotten away with dropping the whole hologram love angle. It didn't really feel new and his relationship with Deckard may have been more profound if he'd spent the previous part of the movie in utter loneliness. As it was, the artificial love aspect was occasionally interesting but far from essential. Perhaps they were trying to subvert the isolated protagonist trope of the first film.
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I wouldn't underestimate how indifferent the Academy is to Nolan as far as Best Direction goes.
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I did chuckle seeing Sony product placement all over this film, considering many of the corporations who did the same in the first one famously went bankrupt not long after.
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Clearly, the film shouldn't have been that expensive. If that's what it took to make it look like it does then I'm not complaining, but this should have been an 80m labor of love, at most.
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To a point, but the book is actually really sparse on the look of the world. It doesn't even say LA 2019 looks especially grimy or decrepit. That was all Scott. Dick actually saw early production footage of the city just before he died, and was floored.
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It's a small point but I wish there had been a lot more street level scenes. That's what made the original come to life, and they had such a great playground to explore in this one but went for almost entirely big landscape shots. Good-looking ones, no doubt, but in a world where absolutely no-one is impressed by CGI anymore they really should have gone lower more often.