The Nutcracker and the Four Realms | Nov 2 2018 | Lasse Hallstrom

[Jonwo]

5 minutes ago, filmlover said:

It'll probably post numbers similar to Into the Woods. Mary Poppins Returns is gonna be the Disney juggernaut of the holidays for sure.

I imagine if the budget is similar to Pete's Dragon then it can be successful without being huge

[WrathOfHan]

30/110-120 seems pretty good to me. They still have 11 months to market this thing  

[Hades]

Poor mans version of Alice . Will be lucky to do Alice 2 numbers. 

[YM!]

Probably doing Into The Woods Numbers.

[meriodejaneiro]

1 hour ago, filmlover said:

It'll probably post numbers similar to Into the Woods. Mary Poppins Returns is gonna be the Disney juggernaut of the holidays for sure.

It's releasing month and a half before Mary Poppins ... Same as Thor 3 and TLJ ... they have their own room to have big numbers ... as Thor 3 and TLJ. 

[CoolioD1]

6 hours ago, That One Guy said:

 

Absolutely not!

[Ethan Hunt]

That's a neat ads trailer

[Zakiyyah6]

This film screams flop.

[Morieris]

7 minutes ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

This film screams flop.

 

The more I think about this and watch this trailer, the more I think it'll be slightly above a flop.

 

I want to see what breaks out more; This or Wrinkle. 

[Poseidon]

Looks like a mix between Narnia and Alice in Wonderland and I really think this should work out for Disney and might even challange Fantastic Beasts 2. 

[Krissykins]

A month of reshoots with a new director? 

 

Yeeeesh Disney 

 

Anyway: 

 

Alice in Wonderland 3: We Know Everyone Hated the Last One

[Ragnar]

7 hours ago, Krissykins said:

A month of reshoots with a new director? 

 

Yeeeesh Disney 

 

Anyway: 

 

Alice in Wonderland 3: We Know Everyone Hated the Last One

Not as bad as the Justice League reshoots, hardly will be a worse movie too, at least is really beautiful.

[Ethan Hunt]

On 12/19/2017 at 4:45 PM, Morieris said:

 

The more I think about this and watch this trailer, the more I think it'll be slightly above a flop.

 

I want to see what breaks out more; This or Wrinkle. 

Ummm WiT for sure.

[MovieMan89]

Geez, I thought I was going to see the next Life of Pi when I watched the trailer the way some of you were gushing about the visuals. Meh. Really does look like Alice in Wonderland 3: Cheshire Christmas Ca$h Grab. 

[TalismanRing]

I thought they were doing the ballet but I already have the Kirkland/ Baryshnikov on DVD so I'm good there.

 

Visually it's stunning but I really hope the re-imagining of a classic is better than what they did with Alice in Blunderland.

 

[MovieMan89]

How is it so stunning? Did I watch the same trailer? Parts of it looked borderline cheap to me. 

[PNF2187]

On 19/12/2017 at 4:45 PM, Morieris said:

 

The more I think about this and watch this trailer, the more I think it'll be slightly above a flop.

 

I want to see what breaks out more; This or Wrinkle. 

Wrinkle for sure. That only has to deal with Isle of Dogs (it'll probably be great, but not a box office smash) and Sherlock Gnomes (both on the 23rd).

 

Nutcracker has to deal with Grinch (Nov 9) and WiR 2 (Nov 21), with Spider-Man (Dec 14) and Mary Poppins (Dec 25) being the nails in the coffin.

[MovieMan89]

I think this will get massacred by the competition. Especially since I doubt it has any kind of big OW, so getting the early jump isn't much of an advantage for it. 

[Titan Man]

Honestly, this movie is such a bullshit move from Disney. Everyone generally knows about The Nutcracker, but the story itself is not THAT well known (not saying it's unpopular) compared to other fairytales since it doesn't have a particularly good or popular film adaptation (excluding Fantasia). WDAS should've handled this thing, they've proved themselves to be quite good at adapting popular children stories, unlike the creative minds of Maleficent, Oz, Alice and other mediocre live-action fairytales (honestly baffled that Disney is letting a studio to be so careless when it comes to handling of such popular properties). Also, in an animated movie, ballet can be much more naturally implemented, just like songs in a WDAS musical, whereas in live action one would need to find actors and actresses that are also ballet dancers in their free time (good luck with that), so the movie will probably have 2 or 3 minutes of actual dancing, even though The Nutcracker is popular only because of the ballet. To top it all, this shit will be some "dark" retelling akin to Maleficent and Alice, which is idiotic since, again, The Nutcracker has to get a proper interpretation before it can be reimagined and told from a different POV. I can bet they'll make the Sugar Plum Fairy evil or some shit like that. Anyway, this thing will probably be of questionable quality and is likely to underperform due to the strong competition, something that could've been easily avoided. Who knows, maybe the reshoots will help it and it ends up being a hit, but I seriously doubt it...

[KungFuKenny]

On 12/19/2017 at 6:17 AM, That One Guy said:

 

They should have shown Eugenio Derbez and given him a name credit in the trailer. That guy alone made more money then Alice Through the Looking Glass in Mexico.