Gravity | Re-released on 2D and 3D January 17 | IMAX 3D on January 31! | 100M+ WW IMAX

[Impact]

You said "comic book movies", not "superhero movies"

I know-but I thought of this later

[Fancyarcher]

I know-but I thought of this later

 

Think before you write kids.

Edited October 3, 2013 by Boxofficefanatic

[Impact]

Yes

Of course when it comes to typing you sometimes type too fast

[Fancyarcher]

Yes

Of course when it comes to typing you sometimes type too fast

 

Time waits for no one.

[Charism]

With every new review, the grin on my face is getting bigger. I'm going outta face right now, and my jaw is hurting like hell. Like Grinch, but less menaceous. So excited to see this.

[vc2002]

With every new review, the grin on my face is getting bigger. I'm going outta face right now, and my jaw is hurting like hell. Like Grinch, but less menaceous. So excited to see this.

 

72 reviews on RT now and the average rating up to 9.0.

Edited October 3, 2013 by vc2002

[Fanboy]

I'm back. I am not exactly sure if I just watched a movie or something else entirely, but it sure earns that 9/10 average rating on RT. 

[fmpro]

Could this be a leg monster??I'm talking like x 10???

[The Dark Rock]

The reviews are just out of the world....looks like have set new benchmark for sci fi/space genre and will be remembered as all time classic.

[lab276]

Could this be a leg monster??I'm talking like x 10???

The last very wide opener got a 10x multi was Miss Congeniality, in 2000. It's unlikely to ever happen again.

[vc2002]

Could this be a leg monster??I'm talking like x 10???

 

Come to think of it, Avatar is slowly becoming a comparson. It got a 10x mutiplier because instead of being just a enjoyable movie, it really provided an exceptional experience that you RARELY get at the theater.

 

Now, judging from the reviews and fans reactions, people are now also connecting Gravity with an incredible experience, and that might be the sign of the out-of-the-world WOM and fastly increasing demand, which will lead to great legs.

 

Not saying Gravity will have a 10x tho. It might have a chance if it gets a December release.

Edited October 3, 2013 by vc2002

[Fanboy]

The last very wide opener got a 10x multi was Miss Congeniality, in 2000. It's unlikely to ever happen again.

The power of Sandra Bullock. 

[Fanboy]

Honestly though, an October release playing in 3,500 theatres is not going to make ten times its opening weekend. I don't think it will connect with the general audience as much as Avatar. It will receive great WOM but it's not for everybody. 

[Noctis]

1. Social Network2. Benjamin Button3. Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

[Halba]

im upgrading to $40s m opening, and $140m+ final.

Edited October 3, 2013 by Halba

[Halba]

not seeing it in cinema. only 83 mins worth, for 11 bucks, not worth it.

 

but not denying its an immense production for the length.

[Poseidon]

not seeing it in cinema. only 83 mins worth, for 11 bucks, not worth it.

 

but not denying its an immense production for the length.

 

Maybe you find some re-issue for Battlefield Earth. That one runs nearly 2 hours. Hope you enjoy you 9,3 cent per minute instead of the 12,2 cent you have to pay for ridiculous Gravity.

 

 

Really can't follow you in that case, a movie is about experience and filmmakers do everything, that a movie feels like being over in a rush...

[Ozymandias]

not seeing it in cinema. only 83 mins worth, for 11 bucks, not worth it.

 

but not denying its an immense production for the length.

 

lolwut

[The Futurist]

not seeing it in cinema. only 83 mins worth, for 11 bucks, not worth it.

 

but not denying its an immense production for the length.

 

Drugs.

Don't do them.

[Jack Nevada]

not seeing it in cinema. only 83 mins worth, for 11 bucks, not worth it.