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$10.2m for TMNT looks better than $6m. Think I’ll just wait until Sunday to comment, due to all the extra previews etc. 

 

$70m budget, 94% RT and A cinemascore though, it looks like it’s on to a winner. Just as well, as they’ve apparently already greenlit the sequel. 

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35 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

 

If WB is smart they will delay streaming and dvd releases until Thanksgiving. Barbie needs to be a 16 week theater exclusive at least.

 

Just look at  how TGM did with a long theater run.

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42 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

:whosad:

 

To be fair, those 6 reviews are all like 4.5-5/10... It seems to be a movie that just is "blah" and unremarkable enough to not recommend for critics rather than offensively bad. As such, I still expect it to do well in China.

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32 minutes ago, reddevil19 said:

To be fair, those 6 reviews are all like 4.5-5/10... It seems to be a movie that just is "blah" and unremarkable enough to not recommend for critics rather than offensively bad. As such, I still expect it to do well in China.

 

To say it "debuted" with 0% is such stupid clickbait garbage. It's 6 reviews! What a joke.

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The Meg 2 is one those rare examples where a movie is truly "not for critics", i.e. "critic-proof". Its selling points are dumb big shark fun, cheasy dialogue and cool shark vs Statham action. All things most critics who see 500+ movies a year dont have patience for.

 

However, that doesnt mean its a free ride for The Meg 2 with audiences. It HAS to deliver on the dumb fun part, otherwise it will sink (pun intended). 

 

 

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I would be really interested to see/hear a list of films which Jason Statham passed on making. It seems like you shove a script in his face, he asks where is the contract to sign. Between Fast X, Meg 2 and Expendables 4, there’s not a crappy sequel he won’t join and his image/star power only seems to increase by making more of these types of movies. Good for him, I suppose, especially if he’s doing them just for the money while his body still permits it. He’s come a long way from the diving board, that’s for sure.

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BIGGEST DOMESTIC 2nd WEDNESDAY:

 

Barbara best ever in the summer, 0.4m ahead of MAVERICK.

 

1 Dec 30, 2015   Star Wars Ep. VII: The Force Awakens     $28,085,057      4,134     $6,794 $629,034,583
2 Dec 27, 2017   Star Wars Ep. VIII: The Last Jedi $21,846,132 4,232 $5,162      $445,207,899
3 Dec 28, 2022   Avatar: The Way of Water $20,582,014 4,202 $4,898 $338,000,853
4 Dec 29, 2021   Spider-Man: No Way Home $20,327,774 4,336 $4,688 $536,859,166
5 Dec 30, 2009   Avatar $18,466,123 3,456 $5,343 $268,886,074
6 Dec 28, 2016   Rogue One: A Star Wars Story $18,021,482 4,157 $4,335 $358,656,173
7 Jan 1, 2020   Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker $17,076,472 4,406 $3,876 $407,782,706
8 Aug 2, 2023   Barbie $12,800,000 4,337 $2,951 $394,524,676
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I mean, "not for critics" is legit if film critics literally don't get the source (Mario) or don't care for a specific film that audiences get (Night of the Living Dead, Scrooged). Shark movies that review poorly generally aren't worth it (Jaws the Revenge is a great example) and I haven't heard anyone hyping Meg 2 like it's actually anticipated.

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