DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE | 07.26.2024 | Disney | latest trailer on page 76

[Hades]

6 hours ago, Speedorito said:

 

 

Yawn..😴

 

Maybe for Deadpool 4, they can bring back the fun, unique and interesting marketing campaign Deadpool films are know for

[THUNDER BIRD]

Steeets are saying that Deadpool & Wolverine is something like you've never seen before.

[SpiderByte]

THR low balling, it seems

[AMC Theaters Enjoyer]

I’m not gonna bother to try to predict this film’s OW.

 

OOC, how has it been doing overseas in terms of pre sales?

[THUNDER BIRD]

34 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

THR low balling, it seems

200+ 

[SpiderByte]

A 200 million + OW would be industry shifting. When it's happened the industry pivots to follow it. With Avengers it was cinematic universes, with Jurassic World it was reboots, Star Wars it was legasequels. If Deadpool hit it it changes the approach to R rated films for the next decade.

[THUNDER BIRD]

1 hour ago, SpiderByte said:

A 200 million + OW would be industry shifting. When it's happened the industry pivots to follow it. With Avengers it was cinematic universes, with Jurassic World it was reboots, Star Wars it was legasequels. If Deadpool hit it it changes the approach to R rated films for the next decade.

Well actually, you'd need someone like Deadpool & Wolverine to do that at first place.

 

I would say Deadpool & Wolverine itself is a result of industry shifting movie which showed the money in different universe crossovers - Spiderman NWH. 

 

[JustLurking]

The great industry shift new trend of mining nostalgia, but now in R-rated movies

 

(what's that, they're already doing it in R-rated movies too? no no, industry shifting I tell you!)

[SpiderByte]

20 minutes ago, JustLurking said:

The great industry shift new trend of mining nostalgia, but now in R-rated movies

 

(what's that, they're already doing it in R-rated movies too? no no, industry shifting I tell you!)

Is it considered Nostalgia if it's within the last six years

[JustLurking]

3 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

Is it considered Nostalgia if it's within the last six years

It's 7, and sure

 

Seriously, what do you think this would "shift"? More crossovers? More nostalgia? More cameos?

 

What note do you think studios will/should take out of this film?

[Mojoguy]

1 hour ago, SpiderByte said:

Is it considered Nostalgia if it's within the last six years

[WittyUsername]

If NWH was considered nostalgia bait, then so should this.  

[Porthos]

16 minutes ago, WittyUsername said:

If NWH was considered nostalgia bait, then so should this.  

 

NWH is a curious case of nostalgia bait combined with wish fulfillment (multiple Spideys team up). 

 

In the case of DP3, the nostalgia for Wolverine is clearly there, but I think it's more the wish fulfillment/fans have been pushing this for literally 15 years. 

 

So it's a combination of clear nostalgia for '00s movie era Wolverine + pent up demand for this particular team up.  How much one thinks its factor A versus factor B along with how much each are feeding each other is probably up to the person looking at all of this.

[Mad Max007]

People will over predict every new R-rated CBM. That's what will happen after this.

[SpiderByte]

2 hours ago, JustLurking said:

It's 7, and sure

 

Seriously, what do you think this would "shift"? More crossovers? More nostalgia? More cameos?

 

What note do you think studios will/should take out of this film?

Easy, big budget R rated stuff.

[UnapologeticKenny]

Do we have any information about its soundtrack release/track-list? I wonder if they plan to release an original song like they did to Deadpool 2.

[Justin]

8 hours ago, THUNDER BIRD said:

200+ 

I don’t wanna over predict but F*ck it I’m calling 200 million opening weekend for this. Not 220+ but I think this will surprise a lot of people. 

[SpiderByte]

2 hours ago, UnapologeticKenny said:

Do we have any information about its soundtrack release/track-list? I wonder if they plan to release an original song like they did to Deadpool 2.

Probably in the next couple weeks. I don't think Ashes was unveiled till a few weeks before release.

[THUNDER BIRD]

So now that 160-165 million opening is "reasonable" and 200+ was too much.

 

Funny stuff, did they learn nothing from Inside Out 2.

[Cooper Legion]

200M used to mean truly huge opening business, largely not the case anymore. Both why it’s possible and why it won’t be “industry shifting” if it does happen