Raya and the Last Dragon | March 5, 2021 | Premier Access/Theater simultaneous release

[Eric Atreides]

 

[Eric Atreides]

 

[Eric Atreides]

 

[Valonqar]

These previews make me wanna see big budget live action set entirely in Asia. Considering how much the world is gulping K and C dramas and US streaming companies making their own (Netflix's Kingdom and Sweet Home just to name a few), I think that big budget movies are inevitable down the line.  

[ddddeeee]

James Newton Howard's score is gonna be brill. I can feel it.

[lorddemaxus]

4 minutes ago, Valonqar said:

These previews make me wanna see big budget live action set entirely in Asia. Considering how much the world is gulping K and C dramas and US streaming companies making their own (Netflix's Kingdom and Sweet Home just to name a few), I think that big budget movies are inevitable down the line.  

I mean, there dozens of big budget live action films set entirely in Asia, espescially China, if you look outside of Hollywood.

[SpiderByte]

4 hours ago, Valonqar said:

These previews make me wanna see big budget live action set entirely in Asia. Considering how much the world is gulping K and C dramas and US streaming companies making their own (Netflix's Kingdom and Sweet Home just to name a few), I think that big budget movies are inevitable down the line.  

I mean those exist (depending on how you define "big budget"), they're just local productions

[Valonqar]

20 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

I mean those exist (depending on how you define "big budget"), they're just local productions

Watched #Alive on Netflix (I think Netflix just carried it but it was locally produced otherwise). Awesome zombie movie that isn't really about zombies. 

[stracki]

 

The review embargo apparently lasts till 03/01

[SpiderByte]

You want to get my attention IMMEDIATELY then comparing it to Atlantis is absolutely how to do it

 

[lorddemaxus]

Review embargo for this lifts March 1st (9am PT I think).

[BoxOfficeZ]

A beautifully animated movie. Very serious adult take but also sweet at times. The plot imo kind of stumbles in the middle but cleans up nicely.

 

The soundtrack by James Newton Howard I have to also highlight, it's excellent. Gives almost a mystic feel to the movie.

 

 

[Darth Lehnsherr]

I have to admit my hype died down a little with the marketing but hearing reactions so far is good.

 

[Avatree]

Was really looking forward to this but refuse to watch movies on disney+ 😕 

[Jamiem]

Still not listed on Event Cinemas website and less than a week to release, looks like I'm going to Hoyts to watch this one. 

 

At least it will be a nice treat to visit my childhood cinema which I haven't been to since I watched Disaster Artist there a few years ago, but will become very annoying quickly if all Disney movies are only at Hoyts cinemas going forward. 

[Darth Lehnsherr]

Raya still isn't listed on Village Cinemas for me so may have to also find a Hoyts one. 

[lor15]

Raya is reopening cinemas here in Uruguay. I've just bought my tickets

[ScareLol]

Raya is not listed on the two biggest cinema chains in Spain (50% market share between the two). Let's wait and see if it will be released on those chains next Friday

Edited February 27, 2021 by ScareLol

[Ithil]

Comparisons to Atlantis raise my interest.

[Krissykins]

Tom & Jerry opening to $12.5m (while being available at home at no extra cost to subscribers). 

 

Wonder what this’ll do next weekend with the premium home cost + with more cinemas open, $20m+?