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Rotten Tomatoes predictions for Homecoming?
I'll go with a cautious 67%.
Betwen 85 and 95.
Rotten Tomatoes predictions for Homecoming?
I'll go with a cautious 67%.
78%Rotten Tomatoes predictions for Homecoming?
I'll go with a cautious 67%.
Rotten Tomatoes predictions for Homecoming?
I'll go with a cautious 67%.
Can we do Excel lists like the boxoffice betting guys?
It looks like a lot of fun and we can have a chart in the OP and everything with the guy or gal with the most wins.
I should probably have aimed higher in consideration of the fact Doctor Strange ended up with 90%.
I mean, Doctor Strange? Come on.
Doctor Strange was one of the most visually unique blockbusters in a long time. That's probably the only reason it got that. Spidey won't have that luxury.
Films shouldn't be judged like view-master reels for children! They should have stories that satisfy and characters that are at least faintly developed and engaging!
I think, apart from that trippy sequence, Guardians 2 did the whole otherworldly visuals thing better than Strange.Doctor Strange was one of the most visually unique blockbusters in a long time. That's probably the only reason it got that. Spidey won't have that luxury.
I think, apart from that trippy sequence, Guardians 2 did the whole otherworldly visuals thing better than Strange.
Rotten Tomatoes predictions for Homecoming?
That was great. Also, the 700 jumps scene looked like it came right out of a Doctor Strange situation.Oh man alive, yeah.
I don't disagree, but I've played too many video games to be impressed by exotic CG alien worlds these days. I think the unique appeal in Strange lies more on its creative action set pieces.I think, apart from that trippy sequence, Guardians 2 did the whole otherworldly visuals thing better than Strange.
Can't wait for the 1st trailer. Wonder when it will drop.New Infinity War behind the scenes pic:
Can't wait for the 1st trailer. Wonder when it will drop.
I think we should make it an actual number not general areas.The contestants so far
Last day of entry is the 28.7.
The score that matters is when the movie drops in the last major region on the 14.7.
I think we should make it an actual number not general areas.
Rotten Tomatoes predictions for Homecoming?
I'll go with a cautious 67%.
Lol no way.It'll score a higher RT percentage than Wonder Woman.
Reading Toomes/Vulture/Keaton is just meh fucking kills me. His design is so cool and after the shit-ass electro and hobgoblin I had high hopes for a good villain like doc ock.
I have faith though, still supporting Holland and the kids.
Marvel gotta get their shit together when it comes to villains. And no, I don't think Ego was a particularly good one either.
New poster for my most anticipated Marvel project of the year:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DC5DlnOUMAAiNeX.jpg
They look very silly in the motion version. Like, what are they even doing.
Unless some of the movie is Stark with Star Lord et al and then he's like 'so, I've totally got to go and warn people/gather the stones' - Meets Thor, Thor leads him to Strange, etc...Why should Robert Downey Jr. spend a day on a set where he has nothing to shot? He can be there just to hang out with the other, but its more likely that they have a scene together.
I'll jump in with 87%The contestants so far
Last day of entry is the 28.7.
The score that matters is when the movie drops in the last major region on the 14.7.
Marvel gotta get their shit together when it comes to villains. And no, I don't think Ego was a particularly good one either.
His objective is to build a giant franchise of lovable heroes that he can keep reusing to make more and more movies and even more lovable heroes. So no time for the villains.Maybe the reality is that Feige just has a Hero first mindset, and everything else comes second. And I don't think his mind is going to change.
Both Ragnarok and BP got their first teaser around eight months prior to their release. If they keep that up, around September. Though SDCC and D23 goers will probably get something next month.
I'm going to say around 80%, low 80s for Homecoming. It's Marvel finally doing Spider-Man; they'll going to put their best foot forward.
I'm totally fine with some villains being disposable. Kill Malekith? Sure, that's fine. By contrast, did we really need to completely eliminate Ultron? To me, despite some wonkiness in his portrayal, no - I'd much rather he be able to show up again.
You know Ultron is not killable. He can come back easier than anyone else.