I've seen that trailer with 4 different audiences and each time people laugh their asses off at it. Mainly that part with Bullock's character flying off into space.
I enjoyed the heck out of the trailer because of the 3D effect.
I think I need to go see Grown Ups 2 for gaf's sake. The hate is so strong, it must be done.
Nah. It's a January movie. AKA, the dumping ground. By releasing it that month they are making it clear they don't really care how it does. It actually looks a bit higher budget than your typical January movie too so it may end up attracting a greater audience when it otherwise wouldn't.
I think Gravity is gonna be the next big thing... at least for IMAX 3D.
Speaking of "what were they thinking?" big budget films, does anyone expect Seventh Son to not bomb? I'm pretty sure I have seen the premise to this film in like 3 Nic Cage movies within the past 5 years.
"MECHS ACTIONS MONSTERS MORE MECHS MANKIND"
This and only this. Why does every movie have to have some deep meaning.
Whats wrong with just wanting 2 hours of big things fucking hitting each other?
'Why do people like what I don't like?'
It'll do nothing in the US but the 3D and the fantasy might play well abroad unless The Hobbit pt 2 (also released by WB..., which just about says it all) has sucked all the air out of the room.
Either way this film could be a MASSIVE write down for Legendary. They better hope that Godzilla really catches fire for them at SDCC or it could be a very long year for them.
The thing is I don't blame them for making this film with the cast and director they did. It's based on a popular books series so that makes sense. I do however blame Legendary for spending well over $100m on this. This should have been medium budgeted project at most. What were they thinking?!
This's something that bothers me too, just look at the top 5 box office of this year:This and only this. Why does every movie have to have some deep meaning.
the trailer looked like some made for tv shit. terrible.Speaking of "what were they thinking?" big budget films, does anyone expect Seventh Son to not bomb? I'm pretty sure I have seen the premise to this film in like 3 Nic Cage movies within the past 5 years.
This weekend was boring to me, as pretty much everyone knew what was gonna happen. Despicable Me 2 would repeat and Grown-Ups/Pacific Rim would fight it out for second.
I think next weekend could be very interesting. You have an animated movie (Turbo), a horror movie (Conjuring), a sequel I don't think anyone asked for (Red 2), and what could be a huge bomb (RIPD). It will be fun.
This's something that bothers me too, just look at the top 5 box office of this year:
1 Iron Man 3 BV $406,850,000
2 Man of Steel WB $280,995,000
3 Monsters University BV $237,760,000
4 Fast & Furious 6 Uni. $236,520,000
5 Oz The Great and Powerful BV $234,890,453
None of these movies qualify as "artisy movie" and none of them have a "deep meaning", Pacific Rim problems are in my opinion: A) A genre that's pretty much super niche outside of Japan, B) No Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Shia LaBubulubu or any other big actor name and C) People is afraid of new things. I still remember people complaining about Nolan having DiCaprio for Inception, well he did it for a reason,
the trailer looked like some made for tv shit. terrible.
however, RIPD or whatever is gonna be a bomb to watch. And Turbo. Reynolds isn't cut out for leading man rolesor women
Not sure why people are shocked that PR Did so poorly.
We have been saying for weeks it was gonna die @ the box office.
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No, I mean the attitude of the movie. Feels like something asylum would pump out just backed with better effects. Big names are just collecting money.Eh, Seventh Son looks way better than "made for TV shit". It has big names and obviously a big budget. Big Budget Dark Fantasy films just haven't really done well traditionally, which really explains the January release date.
All i said was the marketing was poor and I asked if there was some other reason to watch the film other than the action.
Eh, Seventh Son looks way better than "made for TV shit". It has big names and obviously a big budget. Big Budget Dark Fantasy films just haven't really done well traditionally, which really explains the January release date.
the trailer looked like some made for tv shit. terrible.
however, RIPD or whatever is gonna be a bomb to watch. And Turbo. Reynolds isn't cut out for leading man rolesor women
Next week, Ryan Reynolds is in Turbo, Ryan Reynolds is in RIPD, Mary-Louise Parker is in Red 2 and Mary-Louise Parker is in RIPD.
I don't understand the cinemascore for Grown Ups 2. I mean, you had to know going in what this was after seeing the first, right? Why even show up?
Talks about the sequel started a few days ago, so yes.So is world war z considered a success?
So is world war z considered a success?
Pretty week foreign numbers with an opening in Brazil this weekend. I thought this movie would do 300 in the US and 700 worldwide a week ago but now I doubt it. This was mentioned in the other thread but it really seems that Imax and 3D were big money contributors here.Man of Steel International Numbers Updated
Update:
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=superman2012.htm
Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic: $280,995,000 45.4%
+ Foreign: $338,200,000 54.6%
= Worldwide: $619,195,000
No, I mean the attitude of the movie. Feels like something asylum would pump out just backed with better effects. Big names are just collecting money.
It looks like The Sorcerer's Apprentice mixed with Van Helsing (with a less marketable cast).
Man of Steel International Numbers Updated
Update:
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=superman2012.htm
Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic: $280,995,000 45.4%
+ Foreign: $338,200,000 54.6%
= Worldwide: $619,195,000
Looks like Man of Steel will finish up somewhere in the $675-700M range.
Pretty week foreign numbers with an opening in Brazil this weekend. I thought this movie would do 300 in the US and 700 worldwide a week ago but now I doubt it. This was mentioned in the other thread but it really seems that Imax and 3D were big money contributors here.
B. Now look at how worthless the ratings are.
GAF's expectation about Pacific Rim on the Box Office is just way too high.
It ain't Transformers ffs.
Man that's depressing news. Some crappy 3D sequel and an Adam Sandler piece of shit beating Pacific Rim. What is wrong with this country?
B. Now look at how worthless the ratings are.
Heh and based on how boss the previews were I thought it had a legit shot at the Billion.
Yeah.Some crappy 3d sequel?