And are they really releasing Toy Story and Lion King on the same weekend?This is gonna backfire releasing all those movies so close together.
They didn't learn from the disasters that were Solo and A Wrinkle in Time?
And are they really releasing Toy Story and Lion King on the same weekend?This is gonna backfire releasing all those movies so close together.
They didn't learn from the disasters that were Solo and A Wrinkle in Time?
Y'all nikkas smoking shyt if you think that any of these movies will easily cross the 2 billion dollar mark. Infinity War and Force Awakens with all the hype in the world barely passed it and Avatar STILL made 800 million more .
Y'all nikkas always " Its gonna pass Avatar" anytime a big film release, to beat Avatar you have to make Force Awakens money THEN Wonder Woman money on top of that
List wreaks of desperation, imo.
Had no idea there's another Toy Story coming out. I thought 3 ended it. shyt bouta be on some Dragonball Super retcon'ing.
Impossible for Will Smith to top Robin Williams. Movie needs to be a CGI-fest to come close to the flash-and-flair of the original.
Life after Avengers 4 is gonna be interesting. A lot of these movies get a crowd simply so we're in touch with the over-arching story. Who's seeing Captain Marvel if it had no tie-in with the culmination of a 10-year story? Certainly less that what it's about to do in March.
tron was trash. Bridges was talking like the dude the entire movie. Only redeeming factor was the daft punk soundtrack but damn that movie had awful dialogueTron Legacy was amazing visually and a good story too...
.Disney Isn’t a Monster—It’s Just the Studio Best-Suited for Today’s Movie Climate
By Brandon Katz • 08/10/19 9:00am
How Disney managed to conquer Hollywood. Marvel Studios
In July, Disney broke its own 2016 worldwide box office record of $7.61 billion, and it did it with five months left in the year. As October’s Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, November’s Frozen II and December’s Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker all thunder into theaters, the Mouse stands to threaten the unheard of $10 billion mark when all is said and done. But you don’t need a refresher in Disney’s box office dominance. You’re well aware of the studio’s tortoise and the hare lead in Hollywood’s franchise wars. But as is only human, success breeds haters. Disney’s epic stretch of victories over the last decade contrasted with the film industry’s continued struggles against the advancement of streaming has convinced some audiences that Disney is the enemy of cinema.
In reality, we are to blame. Disney isn’t a monster, it’s just the studio best-suited to survive today’s movie marketplace—an ecosystem we shaped ourselves
You would think thatFrozen 2
Well it can only go down hill from here.