bitbydeath
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This is what the Asterisk had meant next to Thunderbolts.
I haven't watched the movie but I gather they become the new avengers during it/at the end.This seems very silly. Given that the film immediately preceding this one has "Thunderbolt" Ross in it makes it even more confusing and silly. It should always have been called The New Avengers, featured Bucky as the lead assembling a team to take down Val, and gotten 2x the BO.
It's actually a pretty cool way of doing the marketing for this movie. And in the context of the movie it makes complete sense. It's very forth wall breaking to the point that the people that are upset about it being called the New Avengers are playing into the hands of the script of the movie.
Also the 2nd week box office drop off % is the most important stat behind the opening weekend numbers, so timing this right after the first week is ingenious.
They don't start as the avengers though so it wouldn't work as the movies title, or even publicity as it is a story spoiler.To me it feels more like their internal tracking realized this movie was going to open lower than CA:BNW so they planned this to boost second week sales by telling the general public this is an Avengers movie. With most of the roster coming from Black Widow (a prequel released during the pandemic) and TV shows, this wasn't the easiest sell post-Endgame.
They should have just titled it New Avengers from the start or did this name swap advertising much later. The Monday after opening to publicly reveal a spoiler is a pretty shitty thing to do. I was planning on seeing the movie soon, but I'm not going to reward bad behavior and be included in their "See? The name change campaign worked! Look at these ticket sales!" I'm fine waiting for Disney+ at this point.
They should have used avengerz, then the z would have avoided any copyright issues or confusion.
In 10 years Florence Pugg will be very fat.
In 10 years Florence Pugg will be very fat.
I don't get it either, haven't really kept up with much marvel for a while.whats going on
It is funny. But at the same time I doubt that more than 1% of the audience will even remember what Red Hulk's name is, let alone his nickname.This seems very silly. Given that the film immediately preceding this one has "Thunderbolt" Ross in it makes it even more confusing and silly. It should always have been called The New Avengers, featured Bucky as the lead assembling a team to take down Val, and gotten 2x the BO.
They should have restarted after Endgame with that and the F4 present and not done multiverse bollocks that has caused most to give up on it all.Still no interest until the x-men/mutants are fully integrated.
Yeah can't wait for them to wheel out all these old ass actors for nostalgia money.Still no interest until the x-men/mutants are fully integrated.
But Bvengers hits higher on the ESG score in snark!They should have used avengerz, then the z would have avoided any copyright issues or confusion.
She looks like a fat woman that is just young enough to be lean.
Most of the Avengers are getting old, too. I'm fine with recasting the majority of them.Yeah can't wait for them to wheel out all these old ass actors for nostalgia money.
I bet you're a fat little bitch. Which would make this a real pot calling the kettle black situation. lil' piggy.She looks like a fat woman that is just young enough to be lean.
Her destiny is to expand.I bet you're a fat little bitch. Which would make this a real pot calling the kettle black situation. lil' piggy.
She certainly makes me expand...Her destiny is to expand.
that's not correct. it was planned from the start, it's the reason why there is an asterisk in the title, Kevin Feige even reiterated the asterisk's importance. even the poster tearaway clip above was recorded in secret before the movie came out.To me it feels more like their internal tracking realized this movie was going to open lower than CA:BNW so they planned this to boost second week sales by telling the general public this is an Avengers movie. With most of the roster coming from Black Widow (a prequel released during the pandemic) and TV shows, this wasn't the easiest sell post-Endgame.
They should have just titled it New Avengers from the start or did this name swap advertising much later. The Monday after opening to publicly reveal a spoiler is a pretty shitty thing to do. I was planning on seeing the movie soon, but I'm not going to reward bad behavior and be included in their "See? The name change campaign worked! Look at these ticket sales!" I'm fine waiting for Disney+ at this point.
most people do, especially as the age.Her destiny is to expand.
This is exactly why it is a scummy move. That's like revealing the twist in The Sixth Sense after the first weekend. Sure, the movie is still good, but the experience is damaged.it's actually pretty interesting because people who watched the movie prior to the reveal will have a different experience than the people who watch it after the reveal.
This is exactly why it is a scummy move. That's like revealing the twist in The Sixth Sense after the first weekend. Sure, the movie is still good, but the experience is damaged.
This is exactly why it is a scummy move. That's like revealing the twist in The Sixth Sense after the first weekend. Sure, the movie is still good, but the experience is damaged.
I still need to see Thunderbolts. Might have to take off early one afternoon to see it.
I think I found the disconnect with myself and some other posters on here. You're posting as a comic book enthusiast who has a lot of knowledge on the source material. I haven't read a comic since sometime in the 90s. Most moviegoers probably have less comic knowledge than me if they have any outside the movies/TV shows. Thunderbolts being in any way linked to the Avengers (Dark/New) wasn't even the remotest thought in my head. There lies the problem. They are massively revealing a huge spoiler that the vast majority of viewers had no way of seeing coming, and only a few days after the movie came out.It's not on that level IMHO. Most predicated they'd be the Dark Avengers, but New Avengers was generally tje second guess. Virtually everyone was at least guessing the Thunderbolts wasn't the real name of the team as the asterisk became more and more prominent in the marketing as the time went on.
I would say spoiling Bob's nature would be a bigger deal for the non-comic readers.
I think that's why it works.I think I found the disconnect with myself and some other posters on here. You're posting as a comic book enthusiast who has a lot of knowledge on the source material. I haven't read a comic since sometime in the 90s. Most moviegoers probably have less comic knowledge than me if they have any outside the movies/TV shows. Thunderbolts being in any way linked to the Avengers (Dark/New) wasn't even the remotest thought in my head. There lies the problem. They are massively revealing a huge spoiler that the vast majority of viewers had no way of seeing coming, and only a few days after the movie came out.
I love band pics for just this reason.I always get a good chuckle out of posters/covers with everybody looking off into the distance with various weird expressions.