razgriz417
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Movie was alright, expected a lot worse with the reviews, glad Tmobile paid for my ticket tho
I think assault on Arkham had some good ideas but I don't think it's something that translate entirely well to live action. I'd like to see them take the framework of that with the current cast and maybe Killer Frost and do something with it.Saw it yesterday. It was terrible but still, somehow, strangely fun at times.
But really, plot holes everywhere coupled with myopic studio interference that just ruins the whole point.
If DC wanted to succeed, they'd put whoever runs the animated department in charge of the live action films. Now those, well most of them, are actually worth watching. Batman: Assault on Arkham did it right.
Honestly it looks like DC is willing to try to fix their movies and do better in the future so I'm happy this is doing well along with getting critically panned. Because it means that they have a reason to make a sequel but also make a better sequel. Obviously the reviews hurt them which is why we got what we did, the issue is what lessons they learn from the mistakes they make and unfortunately this time they happened to learn the wrong lessons. Of you choose not to watch their future output more power to you, but burning everything down and starting over isn't going to help, it'll just leave people disinterested. And honestly the DCCU has many great things and ideas that I really enjoy, sometimes they're just mishandled and a lot of that has to do with the studio.
What about me
The movie isn't terrible, but it isn't good either. It's somewhere between Batman returns and Batman forever
I can safely dismiss anyone who expresses this opinion. Pacific Rim does almost nothing wrong on a technical or narrative level. In fact, the central subject of the movie, giant robot vs giant monster battles, is deftly handled, with effects and dramatic progression as well crafted as anyone could reasonably expect. Yes, it's simplistic, and plot elements like the wall demand suspension of disbelief. That's not so unreasonable when the point is to supply a basic pretext for crazy battle scenes.
Pacific Rim fulfills the director's stated goal to make a light movie suitable for introducing a new generation to the kaiju and mecha genres, as well as to explore the theme of survivor's guilt and convey basic values like cooperation between rivals for a greater purpose.
You can dislike the movie as much as you want. This material certainly isn't for everyone. But you're not entitled to invent flaws or rag on the director or production team for doing bad work. They did very good work that just so happens to appeal to a specialized audience of kaiju/mecha fans, action buffs, and younger viewers.
It's not nearly as bad as people say, but the flaws are extremely apparent and the film is completely unremarkable because it didn't know what it wanted to do.I watch a lot of shit movies
This hasn't even scratched the surface
Honestly it looks like DC is willing to try to fix their movies and do better in the future so I'm happy this is doing well along with getting critically panned. Because it means that they have a reason to make a sequel but also make a better sequel. Obviously the reviews hurt them which is why we got what we did, the issue is what lessons they learn from the mistakes they make and unfortunately this time they happened to learn the wrong lessons. Of you choose not to watch their future output more power to you, but burning everything down and starting over isn't going to help, it'll just leave people disinterested. And honestly the DCCU has many great things and ideas that I really enjoy, sometimes they're just mishandled and a lot of that has to do with the studio.
I mean, a big complaint now is that the studio butchered the film in the 11th hour, if they take that to heart than its likely they'll leave future films alone, same with BvSIt could be a bad thing too though, it could turn up the panic levels and think they need to get even more hands on with this stuff... needless to say, to think they don't "care" is just wrong on so many levels. They aren't going to fail from a lack of trying, that's for sure.
This is heading to 225M or more by the end of the weekend. That is with slightly larger drops than GoTG over the next two days and a 65% drop on the weekend. If it holds better then it creeps closer to 230M.
300M is still in play.
Suicide Squad Tuesday beats Civil War, why are you guys glossing over that?
Imagine how it would have done if it was critically acclaimed as well.
It could be a bad thing too though, it could turn up the panic levels and think they need to get even more hands on with this stuff... needless to say, to think they don't "care" is just wrong on so many levels. They aren't going to fail from a lack of trying, that's for sure.
I think that's literally just started. So it was already too late for SSI thought they were having DC people oversee the movies now. Or did I horribly misunderstand that.
I can safely dismiss anyone who expresses this opinion. Pacific Rim does almost nothing wrong on a technical or narrative level. In fact, the central subject of the movie, giant robot vs giant monster battles, is deftly handled, with effects and dramatic progression as well crafted as anyone could reasonably expect. Yes, it's simplistic, and plot elements like the wall demand suspension of disbelief. That's not so unreasonable when the point is to supply a basic pretext for crazy battle scenes.
Pacific Rim fulfills the director's stated goal to make a light movie suitable for introducing a new generation to the kaiju and mecha genres, as well as to explore the theme of survivor's guilt and convey basic values like cooperation between rivals for a greater purpose.
You can dislike the movie as much as you want. This material certainly isn't for everyone. But you're not entitled to invent flaws or rag on the director or production team for doing bad work. They did very good work that just so happens to appeal to a specialized audience of kaiju/mecha fans, action buffs, and younger viewers.
I think that's literally just started. So it was already too late for SS
*Chuckle*I just saw it, it was fine. It didn't blew me up with any scene though. The Wall was my favorite character, she was as scummy as I hope she would be while the Joker was... meh.
I'm glad the movie is doing fine, I need more of the DC universe.
Oh yeah, I meant for the movies coming up. I'm guessing it will start with Wonder Woman, or is that too late?
Am I crazy? Me and my niece saw it earlier today and thought it was great! There was some minor problems, but nothing major. Loved most of the performaces and was WAY better than BvS. 7.5/10 Would buy the Blu-Ray.
Am I crazy? Me and my niece saw it earlier today and thought it was great! There was some minor problems, but nothing major. Loved most of the performaces and was WAY better than BvS. 7.5/10 Would buy the Blu-Ray.
Lumping Thursday previews into Friday is normal. The Friday to Saturday drop was still severe.Not sure if it's been addressed.
Read online earlier that the 'friday' earnings for the film took both Thursday and Friday earnings into account. Explains the apparent 'saturday drop'.
Not sure if it's been addressed.
Read online earlier that the 'friday' earnings for the film took both Thursday and Friday earnings into account. Explains the apparent 'saturday drop'.
Am I crazy? Me and my niece saw it earlier today and thought it was great! There was some minor problems, but nothing major. Loved most of the performaces and was WAY better than BvS. 7.5/10 Would buy the Blu-Ray.
Am I crazy? Me and my niece saw it earlier today and thought it was great! There was some minor problems, but nothing major. Loved most of the performaces and was WAY better than BvS. 7.5/10 Would buy the Blu-Ray.
Aaand? Civil War had the hype, the build up, the familiarity and the acclaim. It's remarkable. If undeserved.So did Dory and Pets.
Summer weekdays are different than a weekday in May.
Trust me you're not crazy. This is the age of overexaggeration and bs hyperbole. Movie was damn good.
Aaand? Civil War had the hype, the build up, the familiarity and the acclaim. It's remarkable. If undeserved.
Hell yeah.
Imagine the meltdowns if it actually did thoSo using Swiss's post as evidence, SUICIDE SQUAD WILL MAKE 1.5 BILLION DOLLARS, HANDILY DEFEATING CIVIL WAR
The movie isn't terrible, but it isn't good either. It's somewhere between Batman returns and Batman forever
It won't even outgross Guardians of the Galaxy. Worldwide it won't even outgross Winter Soldier. But it will out gross WS domestic.Imagine the meltdowns if it actually did tho
The movie hasn't even opened in China, Japan, some european countries like Germany and Italy.
Yes, that's obvious. Hence why I said "if"It won't even outgross Guardians of the Galaxy. Worldwide it won't even outgross Winter Soldier. But it will out gross WS domestic.
There's no China release
what? why :O