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Gaf thinks Man of Steel and The Dark Knight Rises were bombs.
Sigh. The dream is deadAnt-Man is now at 63% as of this post.
Ant-Man is now at 63% as of this post.
Still 63% for me.65% as of this post.
Alright, folks. Pack it up.Ant-Man is now at 63% as of this post.
65% here.Still 63% for me.
I couldn't cancel my tickets so I threw out my credit card
This film has always had an uphill battle, especially since the Edgar Wright debacle.This movie needed to pull some big review numbers to do well in my opinion. But then again, who knows. It's marvel.
There was a prevalent overarching narrative that it was a risky venture that can be corroborated with numerous articles citing GotG as such prior to its release.The only people I saw push the risky narrative were Marvel fans and sites like BAD. Others pointed out that shit like Star Wars exist. No one expected it to make money at first because the first trailers were shit. Then Marvel started marketing it better.
The only people I saw push the risky narrative were Marvel fans and sites like BAD. Others pointed out that shit like Star Wars exist. No one expected it to make money at first because the first trailers were shit. Then Marvel started marketing it better.
I just don't want this to flop and scare off marvel from future attempts with taking chances. But it is marvel and they tend to do pretty well at box office
Time to fill the movie theaters with scores of ants and set the whole thing on fire.
That's how this works, right?
Wouldn't be hard, that movie didn't even have a quarter of the magic the first one had. This looks like it will hit all the right chords, critics be damned of courseI have a feeling I am going to enjoy this more than AoU.
60% isn't terrible, just divisive. Going to wait and see what my friends say when they see it.
When you're getting those sub 40% numbers, then yeah it's probably universally terrible.
I feel like this movie would have probably reviewed much better if it had been released 5 years ago, much like Spiderman 3 would be reviewed much worse were it reviewed today. That's the world we live in.60% isn't terrible, just divisive. Going to wait and see what my friends say when they see it.
When you're getting those sub 40% numbers, then yeah it's probably universally terrible.
Yeah, that's kind of how I'm looking at it right now. It sounds like the movie has some serious charm... it's just lacking in some areas. Basically, a cult classic. It might get divisive reviews but get good word of mouth from fans.
I feel like this movie would have probably reviewed much better if it had been released 5 years ago, much like Spiderman 3 would be reviewed much worse were it reviewed today. That's the world we live in.
It seems all the negative reviews really fixate on Edgar Wright. It's weird. Poor Peyton Reed.
It seems all the negative reviews really fixate on Edgar Wright. It's weird.
It seems all the negative reviews really fixate on Edgar Wright. It's weird. Poor Peyton Reed.
People shouldn't be fixating on RT when there are only twenty reviews out. Like come on guys.
All the good parts: They were Edgar Wrights idea!
Any bad parts: Clearly this is Peytons fault!
This film is how you can learn which critics to discard and which ones to keep.
We might be entering the "Marvel is bad" phase of public perception. Pixar went through this. We'll see!
I think there's a difference between Internet/message board perception and general public perception.
I mean age of ultron is close to 1.4 billion.
All the good parts: They were Edgar Wrights idea!
Any bad parts: Clearly this is Peytons fault!
This film is how you can learn which critics to discard and which ones to keep.
I think there's a difference between Internet/message board perception and general public perception.
I mean age of ultron is close to 1.4 billion.
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Huh.