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Movies AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR v.11
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I did not want to spoil the video he talks about everyone at the beginning of it.
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Looks like OK big man being Kevin Feige said that they will be introducing a ton of new characters into the marvel cinematic universe. It also looks like a stand alone Hulk movie is not going to happen and it looks like Kevin given up on getting the rights to X-Men and Deadpool because of the mess around 20th Century Fox. Well from the way they are planning it The Eternals will largely take over for X-Men seeing they have similar powers.
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Not to surprising because there where people who went in character to see the entire marvel universe of films at one theater leading up to Avengers 3 crazy.
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Damn guy got a ticket to Avengers 4.
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By himself he matched SOLO's domestic take.
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Watched the most recent Fantastic Four cause it was on TV last night. Dear god....
I don't think I've ever seen such terrible writing in a movie in my entire life. The dialogue sounded like a bot came up with it simply to move the story. I'm almost certain that's actually what happened.
"Oh no what is that?"
"It's the energy field"
"It looks dangerous."
"Yes it does."
"Danger is bad."
"I also do not like danger."
____
"We have to save him."
"But we could get hurt."
"But we have to save him."
"Ok."
I mean it was literally like that almost the entire movie. I think 95% of the dialogue was one character saying one sentence and moving along. I thought the effects would be the worst part, but no, the dialogue somehow was worse. If Marvel ever brings the F4 in the mix, I hope they just buy every print of that movie around the world just to burn it. The funniest part, I put my head down during the last commercial break to answer a text, and got distracted. When I lifted my head back up, the credits were rolling. I have no idea how the movie ended, but it definitely wasn't very engaging. I literally thought it was still commercials.
I know they made the movie to hold onto the rights, but couldn't they have made that less apparent? The contractual obligations were palpable. The actors looked like they were working for free to help a friend with a school project, some of the most basic shit was terrible(who ok'd that blonde wig?!), and the FX budget was apparently $100 that got spent in 1999.
Watching that and Dr. Strange in the same day shows you why Marvel is having the success they are. Even their smallest offerings are just simply fun movies. Imagining what they could do with the F4 or Xmen, and seeing what's being done with those properties right now.... ugh.
I don't think I've ever seen such terrible writing in a movie in my entire life. The dialogue sounded like a bot came up with it simply to move the story. I'm almost certain that's actually what happened.
"Oh no what is that?"
"It's the energy field"
"It looks dangerous."
"Yes it does."
"Danger is bad."
"I also do not like danger."
____
"We have to save him."
"But we could get hurt."
"But we have to save him."
"Ok."
I mean it was literally like that almost the entire movie. I think 95% of the dialogue was one character saying one sentence and moving along. I thought the effects would be the worst part, but no, the dialogue somehow was worse. If Marvel ever brings the F4 in the mix, I hope they just buy every print of that movie around the world just to burn it. The funniest part, I put my head down during the last commercial break to answer a text, and got distracted. When I lifted my head back up, the credits were rolling. I have no idea how the movie ended, but it definitely wasn't very engaging. I literally thought it was still commercials.
I know they made the movie to hold onto the rights, but couldn't they have made that less apparent? The contractual obligations were palpable. The actors looked like they were working for free to help a friend with a school project, some of the most basic shit was terrible(who ok'd that blonde wig?!), and the FX budget was apparently $100 that got spent in 1999.
Watching that and Dr. Strange in the same day shows you why Marvel is having the success they are. Even their smallest offerings are just simply fun movies. Imagining what they could do with the F4 or Xmen, and seeing what's being done with those properties right now.... ugh.
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Congrats on becoming a Made Man in the Sherdog Mafia
Hahaha Thank you, sir!
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You're welcome, Godfather
Also, WTF?! The white background is damn near blinding!
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You're welcome, Godfather
Also, WTF?! The white background is damn near blinding!
Mine just changed back to black. The Beyonders are afoot!
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Fuck this. I'm tapping out before this shit gives me a headache
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Update: June 15, 2018
AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR Crosses $2 Billion at the Worldwide Box Office
Disney and Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War has cleared the $2 billion mark at the worldwide box office, becoming only the fourth movie to achieve the milestone and the first summer tentpole to do so, not adjusted for inflation.
Infinity War, which hit theaters in late April, accomplished the feat Monday, its 48th day in release. The mega-superhero mashup finished the day with a global cume of $2.002 billion, including $656.1 million in North America and $1.346 billion overseas. It is the fifth-biggest title ever domestically, and the third-biggest internationally.
The movie's total haul includes nearly $370 million from China, where Infinity War is the third-biggest Western film of all time.
In terms of the other members of the $2 billion club, Avatar ($2.788 billion), Titanic ($2.188 billion) and Star Wars: The Force Awakens($2.068 billion) were all released over the year-end holidays, when many adults take time off from work and students of all ages are sprung from classes. Those three films were released in 2009, 1997 and 2015, respectively.
Also, year-end event pics can do huge carryover business in January, a tentpole-free corridor.
Before Infinity War came along, Universal's Jurassic World, released in summer 2015, was the fourth-biggest release of all time with $1.672 billion. The sequel to that film, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, is set to unfurl June 22 in North American theaters. The pic has already begun rolling out overseas, opening to a rousing $151 million over the June 8-10 weekend.
The untitled sequel to Avengers: Infinity War is scheduled for a May 3, 2019, release. The two films were shot back to back.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/h...gers-infinity-war-crosses-2b-globally-1119327
AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR Crosses $2 Billion at the Worldwide Box Office
Disney and Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War has cleared the $2 billion mark at the worldwide box office, becoming only the fourth movie to achieve the milestone and the first summer tentpole to do so, not adjusted for inflation.
Infinity War, which hit theaters in late April, accomplished the feat Monday, its 48th day in release. The mega-superhero mashup finished the day with a global cume of $2.002 billion, including $656.1 million in North America and $1.346 billion overseas. It is the fifth-biggest title ever domestically, and the third-biggest internationally.
The movie's total haul includes nearly $370 million from China, where Infinity War is the third-biggest Western film of all time.
In terms of the other members of the $2 billion club, Avatar ($2.788 billion), Titanic ($2.188 billion) and Star Wars: The Force Awakens($2.068 billion) were all released over the year-end holidays, when many adults take time off from work and students of all ages are sprung from classes. Those three films were released in 2009, 1997 and 2015, respectively.
Also, year-end event pics can do huge carryover business in January, a tentpole-free corridor.
Before Infinity War came along, Universal's Jurassic World, released in summer 2015, was the fourth-biggest release of all time with $1.672 billion. The sequel to that film, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, is set to unfurl June 22 in North American theaters. The pic has already begun rolling out overseas, opening to a rousing $151 million over the June 8-10 weekend.
The untitled sequel to Avengers: Infinity War is scheduled for a May 3, 2019, release. The two films were shot back to back.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/h...gers-infinity-war-crosses-2b-globally-1119327
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