I don't know, I could see West Side Story being a repeat of Mary Poppins Returns.
Does that name still mean much to people?
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Does that name still mean much to people?
No clue. I'm commenting more on the field of prospects for 2020. It's a bit dire.
Highest grossing movie of 2020 is gonna be between Fast 9 and Eternals imo
Fast 9 is the only guaranteed billion I see, and then I'm not betting against a new MCU IP.
Wonder Woman mayyyyyybe
Harley Quinn movie and Venom 2 should do well but I don't see either hitting $900m.
Fast 9 is the only guaranteed billion I see, and then I'm not betting against a new MCU IP.
Wonder Woman mayyyyyybe
Harley Quinn movie and Venom 2 should do well but I don't see either hitting $900m.
I keep forgetting Sonic is a 2020 release now.
It's the perfect Valentine's Day date movie.
Nothing will make couples want to hatefuck more.
So what's it looking like for Endgame beating Avatar? I seem to recall reading a few days ago people thinking the most recent re-release would push it over, but it's not something I've paid much attention to lately.
Remember when Mary fucking Poppins was gonna clear a billion.
lol
The answer to your question is no.
Seems like a pretty good theater count still. About 50% more than pre-rerelease still
Yup, the drop this week wasn't that bad but next week it'll likely drop to its lowest count of its run. Still, $4.5-4.7M for this week is pretty good and it should be right around $851.5M by the end of Sunday.
It was not good, and even worse, it was boring. You can be bad and exciting and still be okay, but bad and boring is basically the kiss of death.
It seems like the worldwide totals aren't THAT bad in comparison to its budget. It will probably break even on home release.
That's a shame, it looks like it had all the parts to really be something fun (at the very least) and maybe even more.
The damn name threw me off, I thought those were international totals for some reason. Over $200M worldwide is.. fine I guess. Just thought it'd be in the $400-$500M WW range since MIB 1-3 did so well.
Hmm. I'd go with:
- Fast 9
- Bond 25
- Minions 2 (haters, I'm sticking with this being an off year for Illumination)
- WW84
Yeah. Doesn't seem like anybody was clamoring for a reboot and Hemsworth is pretty much box office poison outside the MCU so it's not doing that all things considered I think. I doubt Sony goes ahead with a sequel but you never know. WB is going ahead with a tomb raider sequel and that didn't do that great either.
Well its past $240 now. If the budget was on the low end of estimates at $90 that's not horrendous. Just depends on what they spent on marketing I guess.
Break even point for MiB: International has been reported at $300M. It's probably not gonna hit that.
The writers had no idea how to reconstruct the chemistry between will & tommy so they just wrote two wacky leads and an always-present talking mascot making faces at each other for two hours. The comedy is a complete disaster of the trio firing one liners like it was a Paul Feig joint. There's no art to it, no discipline in the writing, just 'tell jokes till something lands.'
Probably another 2-3 weeks, I just came out of a showing and it was surprising 1/4 full, and it was with a bunch of people who somehow haven't seen it yet, seeing everyone react to everything great.
This is probably explained by what were apparently consistent rewriters by multiple people on set, including one of the producers and dialog coaches for the leads.
Lucy made over $400WW!!! What!! I never even saw it till it was on HBO or something.. I don't remember it having great word of mouth or anything.. how did that happen? (obviously people buying tickets.. but I digress..)
If Hollywood movies aren't allowed in China by the time Venom 2 comes out, that movie is screwed.
I saw Mary Poppins Returns, a lot of people just left theater half way through. That old school type of song did not play well with my audience, plus translation of lyrics kind of a mess.
They'd need to reboot it if there's a sequel, a la Ghostbusters 2020. 21 Jump Street x Men in Black would be radical enough to work.
Oh shit, is this something possibly going down?
WB will have to film Aquaman 2 in China then
Oh shit I didn't know he was gonna be in it.
I am looking forward to Elegort's new movie The Goldfinch almost exclusively for that Roger Deakins cinematography
My wife was very excited by MPR and she was bored. The kids liked it even less. I was thankfully spared that day.
There ia a trade war going on.
China already ban hollywood actors appear in local moviea. Depend on result of election, a lot of movie will have to say bye bye to billion dollars group in the future.
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