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Black Widow tickets are now available
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It's more than 48 hours. As long as you have a subscription, you'll be able to watch it as long as you want.
Think of it less as a rental and more like removing a paywall. The movie is on D+, but not everyone can access it because it's still in theaters. But if you want to access it now as many times as you and your family want, you pay the fee and the paywall goes down. Otherwise, you wait with everyone else for the paywall to go down once theater "exclusivity" is over.
Once you buy the movie you have it forever on Disney+ essentially.
It's really weird, I am trying to upload an image on IMGUR but it says the app is over capacity. Burbank AMC 16 in burbank, california is only showing digital showing on the app. I even tried fandango and it only shows the digital
It's the first marvel movie released in a word where "covid is fixed" (It's clearly not but that's the rhetoric going around).
It's going to make an extra 200 million just because of that.
thinking BW would have bombed if it came out when it was supposed to, no covid, is one of the stupidest things ive read on this website forum place
you must not read very much on this forum then. and if your gonna sub quote someone's post just quote tweet them.
i was too lazy to go back and find it. i read this forum a lot at work. its still one of the stupidest things ive ever read.
I'm probably gonna D+ this one. I think this looks like one of the least visually interesting MCU films in ages so I'm not that fussed about a cinema trip - the trailer just looks so grey and dull.
I still don't love Taskmaster's look but he does look badass most of the time. Just hope he isn't some minor henchman or something.
It's cool that AMC is still inserting an extra seat in between groups for social distancing, but man, I wish they were a little smarter about it. Look at these two ForeverAlones who made sure to grab outside seats that doubled the distance between them:
After the first one bought, the second one should've been forced to buy the seat that is directly adjacet to the forced spacer seat. Not there will be at least 1 less seat available in that row.
After the first one bought, the second one should've been forced to buy the seat that is directly adjacet to the forced spacer seat. Not there will be at least 1 less seat available in that row.
I think I'm going to go ahead and spend the $30 to watch this at home.
And then spend another $30 to buy it later once its on iTunes :laugh:
And then spend another $30 to buy it later once its on iTunes :laugh:
Some cinemas are doing a two-seat gap so doesn't seem all that wild to me. It's probably more sensible than the single-seat for reopening, imo at least.It's cool that AMC is still inserting an extra seat in between groups for social distancing, but man, I wish they were a little smarter about it. Look at these two ForeverAlones who made sure to grab outside seats that doubled the distance between them:
After the first one bought, the second one should've been forced to buy the seat that is directly adjacet to the forced spacer seat. Not there will be at least 1 less seat available in that row.
These are big fat recliners with big fat arm rests (Dolby Cinema), I think they're doing single-seat because there's already a lot of space. Solo nerds doubling the space just means less people can get decent seats though.
I dunno. I'm vaccinated and assume most of the auditorium will be as well, just kinda shitty that less decent seats are available because of some dorks are gaming the system.
My cinema is the same and is double-spaced so I guess I just see it as better than the alternative, even if it's less seats total. I can't blame someone for wanting to try and ensure a bit more space around them right now, but then again I'm from the UK where a quieter cinema is the ultimate goal so guess that also factors into it a bit.
It's also an interesting experiment to see how high quality pirating will affect the box office performance, there's no question that this movie will have record pirating views.
Shit, if I wanted "quieter cinema" I would just order the Premier Access and watch in my home theater. I make the trip for opening night MCU specifically for the crowd experience.
Cruella seems to have done well with Premier Access despite the high piracy. At the end of the day, convenience sells.
I'll never understand it but I respect that that seems to be a common cultural divide lmao. I'd always take a cinema where I could hear a pin drop (save for the film audio itself ofc) over anything else. I go there for the great audio, screen size and seats. I have decent speakers, comfy sofa and 55'' at home close enough to be a good time but some magic is missing relative to the theatre for me. That magic isn't in hearing the people around me though 😂 Either way, I hope we both enjoy Black Widow when it hits. I'm pumped for it, and excited for the long line of MCU films ahead of us the next few years.
Got 3 tickets for opening weekend at 7:00 PM. Looks like my theater is still spacing out seats for social distancing which is a godsend.
It'll be on D+ same day as theaters, but there is a paywall until approximately October.
Yeah for Marcus Theaters $5 student Thursdays! Snagged some tickets for the squad to check Black Widow out, surprisingly the 8:30 showing had no tickets sold yet
Man, I can't wait to see this in theaters. Watched A Quiet Place Part 2 in theaters earlier this month and I forgot how enjoyable certain movies can be with a theater-sized screen, incredible surround sound, and getting totally immersed in the movie world (which I often have problems doing at home with distractions all around).
Funny thing is, I wasn't going to that many theater movies in the year, but I'm craving the experience now. There are some action scenes in the trailers that just look like they'll be better viewed on a theater screen, too.
Why don't you throw out a number for gross box office receipts that you think the movie will hit under? I'm curious to know what you even consider a "bomb" to be when it comes to MCU movies.
Funny thing is, I wasn't going to that many theater movies in the year, but I'm craving the experience now. There are some action scenes in the trailers that just look like they'll be better viewed on a theater screen, too.
This is such a weak-ass "bet." You go from calling that it will be a "bomb" to making your bet contingent on being able to walk in and see a movie...when we're still in a pandemic and a crazy number of screens are going to be dedicated to Black Widow that otherwise wouldn't be.
Why don't you throw out a number for gross box office receipts that you think the movie will hit under? I'm curious to know what you even consider a "bomb" to be when it comes to MCU movies.
No Dolby & IMAX showings at the bay area theaters yet despite AMC having a promotion for folks watching on IMAX is bizarre - assuming these showings will get added later, standard ticket purchased for now
Nah, it's genuinely one of the worst takes I've ever read on here, too.
There's just absolutely nothing suggesting it would have bombed. It was almost certainly never going to be one of their bigger earners, but there's still a wide gap between "multi-billion dollar draw" and "bomb". Ant-Man was probably the floor for this.
No one was even worried about not being able to walk in day of and get a ticket; you pre-order to make sure you've got a great seat without the hassle.
Thanks for the headsup, booked us some tickets for Friday the 9th. First movie since late 2019, yay!
no its not, this is *Exactly* what i said in my first post, that everyone freaked out and starting quoting me for.
i think you'll be able to walk in pretty much any time you want in the first week and see it. therefore thats my bet.
mutliple people have said why it might bomb. who wants this movie? now of all times? its like 7 years too late. and scarjo is bland and wooden as black widow.
and no its not the worst take when we get takes like fellowship of the ring is the only good lotr movie or that lotr is boring both of which are prominent takes on here.
Breaking news: multiple posters on Era are talking out of their asses.
This movie was never bombing pre-covid. Full stop.
BOLD TAKE ALERT: Era poster claims something in the past would have never happened with no way to prove otherwise.
Which is hilarious given this conversation started with you doing just that lol.
And given the 23 movies that precluded this one, it's easy to see who's most up their own ass on this.
i said i thought it would bomb, there's a difference than claiming something would never happen thats already in the past.
i think its pretty safe to say if it doesnt bomb in covid times then it likely would not have bombed had covid not happened.
but the bigger question is why do yall care so much? Like who cares if some random on the internet thinks a movie is going to bomb? Im still going to go see it. But like we have major bet threads about avatar vs titanic or other movies bombing, whats the big deal that someone thinks black widow will bomb?
That's not a bold take at all. It's Black Widow being "a movie thats going to bomb" that's the interesting prediction. What's your definition of "bomb?"
I hope I get tickets for premiere day :,v
With fewer seats, due to distancing, the theatres get full quickly
With fewer seats, due to distancing, the theatres get full quickly
idunno i dont really follow box office that much. less than ant man total US gross?
less than 50 million opening weekend? whatever, i actually dont really care that much.
