Charles Foster Kane
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I don't think BO was ever in question. This was going to succeed regardless of reception.
Jurassic World |OT| WARNING! Safety Not, uh, Guaranteed | RT: 71?!%
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I don't think BO was ever in question. This was going to succeed regardless of reception.
Holy shit...did not see this coming!!!Still climbing for now
74%
bananafactory
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Yeah I followed up with a post that bomb was not the right word to use.
Insane Metal
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74% 
I guess I'll just leave this here then
I guess I'll just leave this here then
bananafactory
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74%
I guess I'll just leave this here then
Ehh it's a bit soon for that, could still see a downward swing. But things definitely look positive at the moment
Anton Sugar
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Yeah, still too soon, but if it maintains, the crow-age will be rich.
BruceLeeRoy
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That scene is so bad it shocks me that Spielberg was behind the camera. It is so over the top and cheesy. The part where the guy is slipping every foot trying to clip the rope to the trailer made me want to kick the damn TV.
shinobi602
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It always looked great to me, the surprise here confuses me but maybe my tastes in movies differ a lot from most here, don't know.
Yeah I feel the Trailer sequence in TLW is one of the worst. It just keeps going on and on that it becomes parody. And god the scientist girl is so utterly stupid.
Next is the raptor attack where everyone acts like an idiot and one poor bastard dies by running into the mouth of a Rex, lol
neogaffer1
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75% ayyyy
Nappuccino
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The trailer sequence makes little sense, but I would argue it's one of those "movie magic" moments, where the little things that make no sense don't matter because the sequence is executed so well aside from them.
Anton Sugar
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About 60 reviews right now--most summer movies end up with around 160-200 reviews (although big ones like AoU and Fury Road had about 250). Still a long ways to go.
Charles Foster Kane
Rosebud
Yeah, long way. Most start to stabilize around this point though.
If it stays around 70-75, it will be higher than I expected.
bananafactory
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Yeah, I expect it will finish mid 60s (65) but we'll see
Demoncarnotaur
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I really enjoyed the film, but it's reviewing higher across the board than I expected- I thought it would have more of a divisive effect.
I need to write up a proper set of impressions and review, but I'm just fucking beat. These past few days have been insane.
Though if anyone knows if I can see the movie again today in LA lemme know!
I need to write up a proper set of impressions and review, but I'm just fucking beat. These past few days have been insane.
Though if anyone knows if I can see the movie again today in LA lemme know!
CheeseConey
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As long as it is above 60 ill be happy. Cant wait to see it tomorrow night, its been a long wait for this movie. Would be awesome if it stayed in the 70s or goes into the 80s just to have a good crow eating thread.
I think the trailer hate was based on peoples' distaste for JP2 and JP3 to be honest.
why can't it be a big, smart summer blockbuster movie?
2 scenes from that were terrible.
-The part where Sarah says "spit" to Nick and he spits into her hand instead of the gum. Was it supposed to be funny? I always thought it was gross because he spits a lot into her hand :/
-When everyone is dangling off the rope for dear life off the trailer and Eddie asks if he can get them anything to get the sarcastic "three double cheeseburger" comment, and the other two add to it. Yeesh, talk about breaking tone and a total eye-roller!
I haven't seen it yet, maybe it will be.
Anton Sugar
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Ugh, so bad. Nevermind the "I'll ignore the phone calls to the trailer on DINOSAUR FUCKING ISLAND."
blame space
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I'm in for B.D. Wong
neogaffer1
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dammit blame space ever since you washed your phone you've talked normally instead of all lowercase with no punctuation
bananafactory
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Im not watching the movie until tomorrow night so all I can do is discuss the reviews
Gotta work on fixing baby rex's leg!
Tonight, I go through the awesome JP3 before I watch JW tomorrow. Time for talking raptors and head-turning Pteranodons!
brandonh83
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I suppose its natural to compare this to the original, but I just want this to be good. The original helped define my childhood so I mean yeah Jurassic World doesn't have that benefit. I want this to be its own experience while being part of the series. Trevorrow isn't going to come in and make a film like Spielberg did that's going to have that same impact due to a truckload of variables, but at my age I'm digging the idea of this movie having it's own themes and especially the commentary that critics are pointing out which is possibly what's winning most of them over.
It sounds like a big self referential dinosaur movie with quirks and maybe rough around some edges, but I could criticize some of the same things in the first one. I'm pleased it's not being torn apart by critics, but I'm still eager to make up my own mind.
It sounds like a big self referential dinosaur movie with quirks and maybe rough around some edges, but I could criticize some of the same things in the first one. I'm pleased it's not being torn apart by critics, but I'm still eager to make up my own mind.
People are shitting on the TLW trailer sequence now?? Jeezus
It captured my imagination as a kid and I wanted nothing more than the toys of the trailers and the bull T-Rex to recreate that whole sequence.
I loved that shit
I'm sore by the way Carr died though, possibly the most mean-spirited death in the series (haven't seen JW yet though)
It captured my imagination as a kid and I wanted nothing more than the toys of the trailers and the bull T-Rex to recreate that whole sequence.
I loved that shit
I'm sore by the way Carr died though, possibly the most mean-spirited death in the series (haven't seen JW yet though)
The Last One
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RT is at 75% now.
The scene itself is good, but that dialogue was bad. Even as a kid it was as cheesy as the burgers they spoke of.
What do I win?
I thought it was stupid as fuck when I watched in the cinema. I was 9.
Anton Sugar
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When's the last time you watched it? I'm not saying it's awful, but its not nearly as tight as the original escape sequence. The script REALLY lets down the scene tension, not to mention the shitty jokes and made-for-trailer one liners.
We can't yet. This thread is going to be all about reviews until it hits.
I loved both of those things, personally. The raptor because it was so out of left field bizarre and the Pteranodon because I got that "you dun goofed" vibe immediately.
Also I remember I was the only one who called that Grant's colleague would survive, and no one watching the film believed me, but even I was surprised by the abrupt ending where they manage to pick him up before essentially storming the beach.
brandonh83
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This is the true JP3. Lets get this straight. JP3 never existed. Thats it.
If anything this sounds like the only sequel we should really go to. If JP3 sucks so does TLW. If not more so. IMO.
What do I win?
I guessed 75-85%, and I thought it was a long shot. Score is far from settling but I'm glad the day 1 impressions are generally positive
I mean, they are great as memes nowadays. Back in the day JP3 I felt kind of came out of nowhere, and I didn't even see it in theaters. I remember asking friends how it was and basically all I got was "well, it's good if you want to see it for dinosaur fights". So, I rented it and got screaming annoying parents that had to make up a BS story to save their kid (which they should've said in the first place and could've got ya know, real government help and people with big guns etc). Raptors did look neat, Spinosaur looked neat, but I like Spinos so it was a bit of a bias. Then there was the dino fight and yeahhhh... Ceratosaurus makes a 2 second cameo (booo!!) and the whole movie experience didn't even feel like a JP. I had no idea what they were doing :/
I watch all three JP films like once a year. I thought the trailer sequence was good at stacking tension, transforming the trailers into a claustrophobic death trap, getting pushed over the cliff, sarah on cracking glass, then Carr with the Rex. It's fairly small scale when it comes to carnage but I always thought it was affective, esp the way it was shot. Plus the amazing score.
That is about the safest, milquetoast prediction anyone could ever have possibly made about this film
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