Weekend Thread | Weekend Estimates - FD: $136.2M, CI: $34.5M, TC2: $15.56M, NYSM2: $9.65M, Flopcraft: $6.52M

[Ethan Hunt]

4 minutes ago, superweirdo87 said:

Finding Dory seems poised to beat Civil War for the year.

Which is all good. Dory is like a mile better than Civil War

[That One Girl]

4 minutes ago, cannastop said:

You also didn't have a brain fart. You're just wrong.

 

Zootopia as a brand based movie? C'mon. Might as well say that Inception is a Warner Bros. brand based movie.

 

Inception was part of the Nolan Cinematic universe

[Dementeleus]

23 minutes ago, GiantCALBears said:

 

Sequelitis huh Tele? Don't blame you although Incredibles 2 SHOULD be decent.

 

More like animatitis. 

[department store basement]

Just now, ThatOneGuy said:

 

Inception was part of the Nolan Cinematic universe

 

You mean Nolan Kinography Universe

[That One Girl]

My top 10 of the year so far:

 

1. The Witch

2. Popstar

3. Civil War

4. Deadpool

5. 10 Cloverfield Lane

6. Zootopia

7. Dory

8. The Jungle Book

9. Kung fu Panda 3

10. Apocalypse

[filmlover]

Just now, Telemachos said:

 

More like animatitis. 

I'm looking forward to when you get LabRatsitis.

 

Assuming it doesn't end before that comes along.

[zackzack]

1 minute ago, ThatOneGuy said:

My top 10 of the year so far:

 

1. The Witch

2. Popstar

3. Civil War

4. Deadpool

5. 10 Cloverfield Lane

6. Zootopia

7. Dory

8. The Jungle Book

9. Kung fu Panda 3

10. Apocalypse

 

Witch is one nasty movie, it feels like it's been adapted straight from some Satanic Ritual Text.

Very good young director though. Bright future for him.

Edited June 17, 2016 by zackzack

[goldenstate5]

4 minutes ago, Ethan Hunt said:

Which is all good. Dory is like a mile better than Civil War

 

Whoa now I liked Dory but let's not say things we can't take back!

[Ethan Hunt]

Just now, goldenstate5 said:

 

Whoa now I liked Dory but let's not say things we can't take back!

Civil War is okay at best

[CoolioD1]

the witch is probably my favourite too. that along with hail caesar, everybody wants some, the jungle book. had a good time w/ all those. and it was out here last year but if i'm gonna count it the lobster too.

Edited June 17, 2016 by CoolioD1

[That One Girl]

Disney obviously paid critics to give dory good reviews, and theyre gonna pay critics to give storks bad reviews

[Dementeleus]

23 minutes ago, Arlborn said:

What are you actually excited for in terms of movies(not just Pixar, anything) coming out? Do tell us.

 

I'm driving right now. But the list of big budget studio movies would be extremely short. 

[grey ghost]

43 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

Excited for this. The potential is crazy.

 

 

 

A.K.A. "The Brad Bird Redemption"

[That One Girl]

Just now, CoolioD1 said:

the witch is probably my favourite too. that along with hail caesar, everybody wants some, the jungle book. had a good time w/ all those. and it was out here but if i'm gonna count it the lobster too.

 

Hail Caesar barely missed my top 10 and I have yet to see Everybody Wants Some

[Ezen Baklattan]

9 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:

central intelligence looks poised to be the highest grossing june release where the rock's face was photoshopped on a fat dude's body from the director of dodgeball. what a sad state the industry is in.

I don't know, I'm not sure how easily it can top Prometheus.

[Ethan Hunt]

Picking my favorite movie of the year so far is like drawing a card from a hat. Two weeks ago I was like its totally Zootopia. Than earlier this week I was like maybe its The Nice Guys though

[That One Girl]

tbh the movie with the most brand recognition in the movie itself this year is batman v superman.

 

haha...get it??

[department store basement]

I've given zero A's this year. The only A-'s I've given are to TJB, XMA, and HTBS.

Edited June 17, 2016 by department store basement

[WrathOfHan]

1. Cloverfield

2. CW

3. Deadpool

4. BVS

5. Zootopia

 

#Casual 

[filmlover]

"Oh look at me, I'm @Telemachos, the Disney Channel guy who isn't interested in big studio movies. Look how hip I am!"

 

 

tbh most of the movies I typically look forward to the most these days are more serious movies than popcorn vehicles. One of the perks of getting older, I suppose.