I feel like the mods are going to excommunicate endgame box office discussion to a separate thread
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Wkd Box Office - 7•12-14•19 - Sam Raimi Swings into Theaters with Alexandre Aja and an Alligator as World Prepares for the King's Return
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7 is my favorite and 5 is definitely a close 2nd for me. (But 1 is on its own pedestal after they turned into heist movies)
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Annnd now I'm sad. For all the F&F talk I try not to think about what happened to Paul too much
requiescat in pace, sweet prince
Five is good but 7 has that emotional finale that puts it on the top of the list.
Annnd now I'm sad. For all the F&F talk I try not to think about what happened to Paul too much
requiescat in pace, sweet prince
Fucking facts yo. EVERYONE was crying when I saw it. I couldn't contain myself 😭
I have a tear or two creeping lol
They should end 10 with a tribute to Paul as well and a thank you to all the cast.
Really should. I'll always maintain he was the true MVP of the series, on and off camera
I only saw 7 opening night in theaters, so curious how it is on the marathon watch leading up to Hobbs and Shaw. Did Tokyo Drift and Fast & Furious today. Tomorrow gonna double feature Fast Five and Six. Curious how 7 plays after some distance, but I remember thinking outside of the ending it wasn't as strong as 5 and 6, but still a fucking miracle the film came out as well as it did considering the circumstances in which it was shot.
I wonder how they'll explain 9 with Mia in it without Paul 😢😔
Also, the trailer for 9 will definitely be even more bonkers than Hobbs & Shaw I feel.
Also, the trailer for 9 will definitely be even more bonkers than Hobbs & Shaw I feel.
He seriously looks like a potato in that one. I'm concerned what vinn will look like in 9
Remember that video where he held Michelle Rodriguez hostage after she spoke out on the women's roles in the movies?
It was pretty weird actually. She made some comments about how she wanted the woman roles to change and then he had his arm around and was kissing her head as she praised the franchise in a sort of...apology? I dunno it was weird
As of right now there's a movie and a connected TV show on Warner's streaming service. And there's a chance the movie leaves the door open for more.
They're making a series for the new HBO/WB streaming service. They're looking at expanding the universe.
And hopefully never touching the Kevin J. Anderson and Brian Herbert stuff.
If their streaming stuff is succesful enough, they'll get to the prequel stuff eventually.
Big IF tho.
If the first movie is succesful enough, they'll make the second part.
Big IF tho.
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/once_upon_a_time_in_hollywood
once upon a time in hollywood currently sitting at 92%
for comparison with other tarantino movies:
Pulp Fiction - 92%
True Romance - 92%
Reservoir Dogs - 91%
Inglourious Basterds - 88%
Jackie Brown - 87%
Django Unchained - 86%
Kill Bill (Vols 1 & 2) - Both 84%
The Hateful Eight - 74%
Death Proof - 65%
once upon a time in hollywood currently sitting at 92%
for comparison with other tarantino movies:
Pulp Fiction - 92%
True Romance - 92%
Reservoir Dogs - 91%
Inglourious Basterds - 88%
Jackie Brown - 87%
Django Unchained - 86%
Kill Bill (Vols 1 & 2) - Both 84%
The Hateful Eight - 74%
Death Proof - 65%
I wonder how Paul would have felt about the whole rock situation.
I'm still excited for Hobbs and Shaw and it's a day 1 for me but I'm not a fan of how Rock went about everything.
I'm still excited for Hobbs and Shaw and it's a day 1 for me but I'm not a fan of how Rock went about everything.
Dont remember that one. I know he made a video talking about pitching a female spin off for the franchise to Universal.
There's no goddamn good reason for Inglorious Basterds or either Volume of Kill Bill to be below 90%.
Look at the state of their rides in this one. Must have been some big ass budget cuts.
Did someone ask for a chart? Because here is a chart.
The stars have aligned and we only need 4 Billion from the 4 remaining films now. Maleficent is probably not going to make that Billion, but it has the remaining money to be made on Endgame, Aladdin and Toy Story 4 to help pick up the slack on it.
Also, Fun Fact: With Dark Phoenix being, well., the Cinematic Equivalent of this.
This means that Alita: Battle Angel is probably going to be Fox's highest grossing film of the year.
Unless Spies in Disguise really breaks out that is.
That was Blue Sky's reaction when they realised Spies in Disguise got push backed to December, One Week after Star Wars Episode IX.
The stars have aligned and we only need 4 Billion from the 4 remaining films now. Maleficent is probably not going to make that Billion, but it has the remaining money to be made on Endgame, Aladdin and Toy Story 4 to help pick up the slack on it.
Also, Fun Fact: With Dark Phoenix being, well., the Cinematic Equivalent of this.
This means that Alita: Battle Angel is probably going to be Fox's highest grossing film of the year.
Unless Spies in Disguise really breaks out that is.
That was Blue Sky's reaction when they realised Spies in Disguise got push backed to December, One Week after Star Wars Episode IX.
$1b was a lock 2 weeks ago and I'm extremely happy that it's reaching that milestone. My favorite Disney live action so far.
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