So been out of the loop but what is the current record for opening day and opening weekend?
Is it held by the last Harry Potter movie or Avatar?
Avatar didn't open huge, but it had three straight weekends of $70M+.
So been out of the loop but what is the current record for opening day and opening weekend?
Is it held by the last Harry Potter movie or Avatar?
And that record is what? 170 opening weekend?
What did Avatar and TDK do? They each previously held the record right?
And that record is what? 170 opening weekend?
What did Avatar and TDK do? They each previously held the record right?
And that record is what? 170 opening weekend?
What did Avatar and TDK do? They each previously held the record right?
Avatar only had a $77 million opening weekend. It was never near the top of opening weekend. It just had several big dollar weekends like that for a while, so it had incredible legs.
The previous record for opening weekend was Dark Knight. Previous opening day was one of the Twilight movies.
I suspect that Avatar 2's will be Cameron's first opening weekend MEGAHIT since T2. Whatever holds the opening weekend at that time, A2 will break it.
Also, once the date is announced, EVERYTHING will get out of its way and not try to fight it. Of course, movies could benefit from Avatar 2 sellouts, as people want to see something. Anything.
Of course, movies could benefit from Avatar 2 sellouts, as people want to see something. Anything.
Also, once the date is announced, EVERYTHING will get out of its way and not try to fight it. Of course, movies could benefit from Avatar 2 sellouts, as people want to see something. Anything.
my box-office prediction.
Batman>>Spiderman>>>Avengers
quality prediction
Batman>>Avengers>>>>Spiderman
Does Step Up Revolution bring all the main characters from past Step Ups into one movie? Cause that would be awesome. They can do one circular pan with all the dancers posing in place.The real question is: will Step Up Revolution be the best Step Up yet or another step down?
I'll be pretty disappointed if Spiderman beats out Avengers. I've got plenty of problems with Whedon's writing and direction, but for fuck's sake at least Avengers is trying to do something interesting that isn't the tired old reboot/trilogy format. Nobody needs The Amazing Spider-Man to be made so soon after the Raimi trilogy, even though it sucked. Nobody.
I won't even pretend to know how Avatar 2 is gonna fare.
I won't even pretend to know how Avatar 2 is gonna fare.
Is Avatar 2 Camerons next film?
Not for Solo, setting himself up.I don't think anyone will dare try and predict that one. Wise move.
A Cameron movie is an event like no other. A shame we only get them every 7-12 years now
If things go as planned, Terrence Malick will have released 3 films between Avatar and Avatar 2.
my box-office prediction.
Avengers less than Iron Man(total & initially)
As many others have said, I think TDKR will get more money than Avengers, but Avengers will be the superior movie.
Batman just has way too many rabid fans for anything less. I also expect TDKR to be repeatedly upvoted to greatest movie of all time on IMDB for weeks after release.
Jett doesn't like The Shawshank Redemption?
No I like it, but #1 at imdb and with the most votes ever by far? What's up with that?
Inception and TDK are in the top 15.
Avengers will have a big opening weekend from mainly fanboys and families. TDKR will have the legs from fanboys and the more mature crowd, that became invested due to the more intellectual aspect that TDK took that series.
How big is "The Avengers" going to be? THR says that new pre-release tracking figures over the weekend indicate the film is presently tracking better than both "The Dark Knight" and "The Hunger Games" were at this point ahead of their respective releases - and both of those films opened in the $150-160 million range.
Meanwhile one of the more interesting quotes from the recent L.A. junket for the film came from the film's director Joss Whedon who confirmed that his 'first assembly' cut of the film ran three hours (while the final film runs 2hrs 22mins). As a result "at least 30 minutes" of cut scenes will make the disc release.
Most of the stuff cut was character elements. He tells Collider that "Its some character stuff but it was more ancillary. Marvel never wanted to take the texture out of the movie, the little moments between people. We wanted, obviously, to streamline it and make it not so long that it became self-indulgent but the thing I loved was there were so many little moments that I thought, 'Theyre going to make me squeeze this out,' and they never did. Once we had the structure down, they really wanted it to breathe and for these things to be as textured as they could be."
Amongst the cut scenes was one in Steve Rogers' apartment in Brooklyn. Another was a "beautiful and poignant scene between Steve and Peggy [Carter] that takes place in the present" he tells The NY Times. He also admits he was the one who eventually cut it - "I was the one who was like, Guys, we need to lose this. It was killing the rhythm of the thing."
That doesn't really answer my question. Those two can be easily explained.
u mad
are you one of those that upvotes the shawshank redemption for reasons beyond my understanding? :lol
The Avengers buzz kind of baffles me. I haven't met anyone outside of the internet who is talking about it.