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VOTE!!!
People want to act all hollier-than-thou like others aren't allowed to be vocal about not liking a movie
for real. And they were the same posters who were deep in The Flash thread shyttin on that one lmaooo
People want to act all hollier-than-thou like others aren't allowed to be vocal about not liking a movie
Everyone thought it would last forever no one could have predicted thisthe bubble has officially burst. called it
nikkas can do whatever they want. Go off, kingPeople want to act all hollier-than-thou like others aren't allowed to be vocal about not liking a movie: "Just let the people who enjoy the movie have it" or some other bs.
The fact is the movie industry is a zero sum game. The more garbage that gets produced the less budget, screen time, and opportunities actually good movies get.
So if something is garbage I absolutely do want the critics to trash it and the movie goers to talk with their wallets so that Marvel gets the message.
With that said: I respect all the actresses in the movie, wish they got better material, and think all the YouTube/podcast "anti-wokesters" are annoying. But if Marvels going to keep giving their minority characters garbage material (Riri, She Hulk, Valkyrie, Captain Marvel, etc) then Marvel's part of the problem too.
we'll see. that one i will see. but i'm skeptical it makes its ever changing release date next summer. i think it gets pushed to 25.
also they can't claim M she u haters for this one
Other diagnostics on The Marvels: 65% male leaning, with 45% men over 25, 22% women over 25 (giving it the best grades at 82%), men under 25 at 20%, and women under 25 at 14%. Biggest demo was 25-34 at 33%. Diversity demos were 36% Caucasian, 27% Latino and Hispanic, 17% Black, and 14% Asian.
What a glowing defence of the movie, you do know Ok = mid
You have avoided the question, why is it appropriate to only blame men, women came out in droves to support Barbie, why have they not done the same with this movie?
Yep, women didn't support this AT ALL...
But on 'Deadpool 3' if it's rated R and they let Reynolds and the team do what they want it should be at least solid and make money.
I did. I was referring to women in my post. Barbie already had a large built in women fanbase. Where are the women fans of said characters? Where are the women that even know of these characters? Where was the campaign to bring women/girls awareness to these characters? Comic book fans are a niche market, and while it's larger theses days, there's still a small percentage of women fans. Drop a movie with no marketing campaign of obscure characters, that have had 1-2 appearances targeting who, and then ask where's the demo support. Ask a young girl if they want to see they movie, and they'll prob aak who are those people. There's the answerYour response has not even come close to answering my salient point: MEN are being blamed for the this film's lack of critical and financial success while women are being absolved is there a reason why
the bubble has officially burst. called it
Women don’t care for these movies and never did. I don’t care how much Disney tries to market to them.
Matter of fact, women are the reason boys stopped reading comic books back in their day.
@ this new trailer. That's some despicable shyt splicing in Thanos and a dead Tony Starks to try and sell this trash heap of a movie. I can't wait for them numbers this weekend.
Here's where we stand.
‘The Marvels’ Meltdown: Disney MCU Seeing Lowest B.O. Opening Ever At $47M+ — What Went Wrong
"The Marvels misfire is about the rusting of a platinum brand that’s in need of some serious –not polishing, rather, resurfacing. Months ago, who would of thought that Universal/Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddys two weeks ago in a day-and-date debut on Peacock would post a higher opening at the box office ($80M) than The Marvels? It’s interesting to put the two pieces of IP side-by-side, because it says something about Universal and Disney’s ability to harness fans around an event."