Shame...I really loved the film and was hoping it wouldn't drop so bad...and if reaching even a billion won't make Warner happy..I guess it's destined to be a big failure no...
I disagree with you on most points. TDKR was fucking terrible and not worthy of the scores or praise it gets. I am sticking with it being on par with Snyders movie.
A couple recent interviews sound a bit wishy washy on this point. With Terio saying JL1 was going to complete a trilogy that began with MoS and BvS, while also noting that he might not be writing JL2 -- plus Snyder implying that the movie won't actually be called "Justice Leage Part One" -- they might be back peddling on the two-parter idea.Are Justice League 1 & 2 being shot back to back? The 'Part One' and 'Part Two' titles make it sound like one big movie that's being split in half. Just wondering how much WB are committed to at this moment in time.
Bullshit and complete hyperbole.Even Talia's death scene was better than anything not Ben Affleck in BvS.
A couple recent interviews sound a bit wishy washy on this point. With Terio saying JL1 was going to complete a trilogy that began with MoS and BvS, while also noting that he might not be writing JL2 -- plus Snyder implying that the movie won't actually be called "Justice Leage Part One" -- they might be back peddling on the two-parter idea.
Avengers was 50.3%, AoU was 59.6%
What the evidence for this claim that people are getting tired of the movies?Still will pass billion probably.
Overall I think this isn't just the movie, but generally the sign of people slowly getting tired of superhero movies. It's not like they will collapse anytime soon and we;ll still see them regularly passing 700 mln, but I doubt anything in next few years will be able to beat first Avengers in box office.
Hey now, let's not pretend TDKR was good just because the series returned to Batman and Robin levels of bad.
TDKR was good before and after BvS.Hey now, let's not pretend TDKR was good just because the series returned to Batman and Robin levels of bad.
Hey now, let's not pretend TDKR was good just because the series returned to Batman and Robin levels of bad.
And you're not alone. GAF is one of the only places where you'll see the movie regularly get shat on.Im not pretending. I loved it in the theaters. I bought it day one on BluRay. Sure, it has some plot holes, but overall I found it very enjoyable. Considering how it was damn near impossible to top Ledger's Joker, I thought Bane was an awesome follow up.
A unprecedented opening has occurred where my family has ditched me to go shopping, as bad as I expect this movie to be it cannot be worse than 5 hours in a mall so I am off to the cinema![]()
It won't be the biggest failure for WB, but it is a punch in the gut, that is for sure.
Let's not pretend that TDKR wasn't already widely considered good four years ago.Hey now, let's not pretend TDKR was good just because the series returned to Batman and Robin levels of bad.
And you're not alone. GAF is one of the only places where you'll see the movie regularly get shat on.
Most film critique here devolves into parroting the views of a few influential posters, and reposting unflattering 2-second gifs. I wouldn't worry too much about it.Glad to see I'm not alone either, seriously loved the film and surprised at how it is destroyed and stepped on over here. Sure, it had a number of flaws and some plot holes to boot, but that barely took away from how much I loved the film.
Most film critique here devolves into parroting the views of a few influential posters, and reposting unflattering 2-second gifs. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
This is...all too accurate. lolMost film critique here devolves into parroting the views of a few influential posters, and reposting unflattering 2-second gifs. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
I was very very wrong, holy shit what a train wreck. I am still processing what I just watched
I wonder how much this would have made without the "It can't be that bad." crowd.
TDKR is bad, as illustrated numerous times through this and the last Box Office thread. At least it has parts that make it worth a watch and redeeming features. BvS is almost completely devoid of any fun.
Let's not pretend that TDKR was already widely considered good four years ago.
Put me in the disappointment crowd for TDKR. It isn't terrible, but it was very disappointing after the fantastic setup at the end of TDK. And I did hate some of the character beats in it.87%, avg score 8/10
Audience score 90% liked it
I'm not the films biggest fan but the gaf hate is not even remotely universal
I am not sure how this changes the fact it has terrible legs and bad word of mouth, but every movie has people who love it. Even Elektra or Fantastic Four. So more power to you.Seeing it a fourth time tonight, damn look at all the fun I'm not having. I didn't even know I wasn't having fun. My life is a lie.
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Just because you like it doesn't chance the fact the reaction has been overwhelmingly negative from audiences. So I don't understand what point you are trying to make. The movie got piss poor reviews from the public and has terrible legs, these can't be denied here.
Seeing how he said he is seeing it again tonight I doubt it. TDKR is awesome though.He was taliking about TDKR, at least I hope he was. I've seen it 3 or 4 times myself.
Im not pretending. I loved it in the theaters. I bought it day one on BluRay. Sure, it has some plot holes, but overall I found it very enjoyable. Considering how it was damn near impossible to top Ledger's Joker, I thought Bane was an awesome follow up.
Seeing how he said he is seeing it again tonight I doubt it. TDKR is awesome though.
"We're not concerned with the drop," Warner Bros. domestic distribution chief Jeff Goldstein said. "No matter how you slice it, to get to $52 million on any given weekend is an enormous accomplishment. We’re most focused on where we are in total. And our global number is huge."
He noted that the film has already surpassed the lifetime global take of films like Thor, The Wolverine, Captain America: The First Avenger, and Man of Steel. And while it's mathematically impossible for Batman V Superman see the kind of absurd return on investment that Deadpool has, it's likely that in the next 7-10 days, the superhero slugfest will have unseated that film as the year's highest-grossing comic book movie worldwide.
Not surprising this movie dropped off so hard after word of mouth got out. At least half a dozen people straight up walked out of the showing i went to.
WB's response to the drop: "Making 52 million in a weekend is great! You're all crazy!"
http://comicbook.com/2016/04/03/warner-bros-downplays-batman-v-supermans-big-second-week-drop/
So -70% wasn't correct?
I feel betrayed, OP.
It is truly fascinating to see this overwhelming negative reaction from the public and yet the exact opposite happens to Transformers which should be in the same boat. I'm not complaining.
10 more years of Bay.
Transformers knows what it wants to be: a dumb, loud, action flick with recognizable characters. Batman v. Superman wants to be an action movie one second, then a character study the next, then philosophical after that... all without following through with any central theme or idea.It is truly fascinating to see this overwhelming negative reaction from the public and yet the exact opposite happens to Transformers which should be in the same boat. I'm not complaining.
10 more years of Bay.
People know what expect from Michael Bay and he is not usually betraying the expectation. BvS was advertised as a comic book movie to Batman and Superman. People have certain expectations to both from older movies, comics, cartoons and general pop-culture. It didn't make a good job in capturing the experience of many people with the two characters or hitting the superhero note Marvel has people tuned to.It is truly fascinating to see this overwhelming negative reaction from the public and yet the exact opposite happens to Transformers which should be in the same boat. I'm not complaining.
10 more years of Bay.
I agree, meant to say "wasn't"... That was an ill-placed typo.87%, avg score 8/10
Audience score 90% liked it
I'm not the films biggest fan but the gaf hate is not even remotely universal
Transformers are dumb, fun, bad action movies though. BvS's biggest failure is that it's boring.It is truly fascinating to see this overwhelming negative reaction from the public and yet the exact opposite happens to Transformers which should be in the same boat. I'm not complaining.
10 more years of Bay.
The Transformer movies can be deep. Don't you pay attention to all the speeches Optimus gives about the importants of humanity after blowing shit up?Transformers knows what it wants to be: a dumb, loud, action flick with recognizable characters. Batman v. Superman wants to be an action movie one second, then a character study the next, then philosophical after that... all without following through with any central theme or idea.
Seeing it a fourth time tonight, damn look at all the fun I'm not having. I didn't even know I wasn't having fun. My life is a lie.
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Transformers are dumb, fun, bad action movies though. BvS's biggest failure is that it's boring.
4 times in a week?!?!
Anyone who can see a movie 4 times in a week, even if it is the best and most re-watchable movie ever, definitely has a different definition of fun than i do.
It is truly fascinating to see this overwhelming negative reaction from the public and yet the exact opposite happens to Transformers which should be in the same boat. I'm not complaining.
10 more years of Bay.