I don't have many toys. The new turtles figures look like shit.
the original movie figures didn't look too hot either.
They had a bunch of warts and spots and shit
I don't have many toys. The new turtles figures look like shit.
the original movie figures didn't look too hot either.
They had a bunch of warts and spots and shit
I'm now officially scared of Marvel taking over the world. This is the worse case of fanboyism i seen in a long long time.
Donatello has cancer, you insensitive fuck.
Just got back from Guardians of the Galaxy, took my wife and three kids to it for my son's 3rd birthday. Great flick, all enjoyed it.
Quick question- did it hold the interest of your three year old?
Conversely- it wasn't tooooooo violent or nasty for same?
(I'm thinking about taking mine)
He'd refuse the new ninja turtles, he hates the "ugly monster turtles" (though he absolutely adores both the classic and new Nickelodeon ones) Guardians might be the thing for family fun movie time
Exactly why they don't get to go to the surface world.
SMH you folks.
Sanjuro you just revoked your TMNT2 OT privilages.
That's fine. At least you didn't flip out on me like some other people.
People flipped out cause you did it?
the original movie figures didn't look too hot either.
They had a bunch of warts and spots and shit
The common thread - major female roles.
I think audiences are getting a little wearied of the idea of grown-up little boys movies. They're not about to completley wad them up and toss them over their shoulder anytime soon. But if given the option, maybe they'll go the other way.
I am calling it:
GotG wins next weekend with $35MM-$40MM
Sarcasm? This movie reeks of corporate agenda. There isnt even a hint of indie on it. Movie is made to sell toys and fill a nostalgic void
Yeah. There is some thread in the gaming community thread that you apparently need to follow to create threads without issue.
I'm having a hard time seeing how that would be responsible for putting seats into theater for GotG and Turtles (especially Turtles). I haven't seen those two movies (been meaning to get around to seeing GotG though) but you thought Gamora was a big draw? Frankly I've heard a lot of people weren't happy with her portrayal. Am I listening to the wrong people? Also was Megan Fox somehow super awesome and had a big part in the Turtles movie?
Films I've seen this summer
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
X-Men: Days of Future's Past
22 Jump Street
Guardians of the Galaxy
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
All fucking excellent, and yet this summer box office is supposedly disappointing?
Basically, neither movie is female-focused, but they can be perceived as being female-FRIENDLY, and that's why I noted the common thread with those successes seems to be major female roles in their spectacle. You can probably add Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique as well.
Lol @ G and Sanji!!
About to watch Step Up All In!!
Female Audience for Guardians was 44% on opening weekend. The first time one of the Marvel movies broke 40% female. I think Thor 2 and Cap 2 were 38%
Turtles had a 39% female share. I'm not sure why, but Into the Storm's audience was actually 58% female.
Female Audience for Guardians was 44% on opening weekend. The first time one of the Marvel movies broke 40% female. I think Thor 2 and Cap 2 were 38%
Turtles had a 39% female share. I'm not sure why, but Into the Storm's audience was actually 58% female.
I didn't say the women in Guardians or Turtles were the main draw for their respective audiences - but it's hard to ignore Gamora wasn't a decent part of the advertising (maybe not the merchandising, unfortunately), and that Megan Fox wasn't the central character of the Turtles movies in its advertising. If there's a person in that movie who can be classified as "the lead," it's her.
Again - they probably didn't sell tickets on their own - but their presence and prominence in the marketing probably helped make those films a little more palatable for the audiences choosing to attend them, as opposed to some of this summer's alternatives.
Basically, neither movie is female-focused, but they can be perceived as being female-FRIENDLY, and that's why I noted the common thread with those successes seems to be major female roles in their spectacle. You can probably add Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique as well.
Although to be fair, with Guardians, it might be less that Gamora was put front and center in the advertising, and more that Marvel's branding has, over time, earned some trust with female audiences that they aren't going to be treated like shit when they sit down to watch the movie.
I don't know that I'd call Guardians a family movie.
My Gf was pretty hyped for it and she normal doesn't give a shit. Like she liked TWS but only went to see it because I wanted too.Female Audience for Guardians was 44% on opening weekend. The first time one of the Marvel movies broke 40% female. I think Thor 2 and Cap 2 were 38%
Turtles had a 39% female share. I'm not sure why, but Into the Storm's audience was actually 58% female.
What if your family is made up exclusively of 18-35 year old men?
Fox had a much larger presence in the marketing for the Transformer films she was in
I dunno, I feel like I have a hard time explicitly connecting Gamora and Megan Fox to high interest amongst women for those movies.
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - 515k - $200M total
Guardians and Turtles are gonna be seen as "saving" the summer, aren't they.
Still no Gamora
Wow Expendables 3's opening day close to 50% down compared to Expendables 2.
Blaming of Leak incoming.
I don't think anyone's really talking about Apes at all, though. And if they are, they're discussing how it might have relatively underperformed.
Didn't Dawn outdo Rise at the BO?I don't think anyone's really talking about Apes at all, though. And if they are, they're discussing how it might have relatively underperformed.