'Spider-Man' Windfall: Tom Holland to Make Over $100 Million for ‘Brand New Day’
thewrap.comu/StringCritical2884 — 2 days ago
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Lanterns Debuts With 94% with 17 Reviews On Rotten Tomatoes
u/StringCritical2884 — 6 days ago
▲ 188 r/ChristopherNolan
Christopher Nolan becomes the 3rd filmmaker to direct 3 $1B films, with 'The Dark Knight', 'The Dark Knight Rises', and 'The Odyssey'. He joins James Cameron (who has 4 $1B films) and Anthony and Joe Russo (who have 3 $1B films).
u/StringCritical2884 — 13 days ago
▲ 274 r/SpidermanBrandNewDay
Spiderman: Brand New Day is now certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a 91%
u/StringCritical2884 — 23 days ago
▲ 93 r/superheroes
Spider-Man: Brand New Day debuts with a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes
u/StringCritical2884 — 24 days ago
▲ 204 r/boxoffice
With its updated $90 million second weekend, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey now holds the title of best 2nd weekend drop for a $100 million+ opener.
The updated top 10:
- The Odyssey - 27.1% drop
- Wicked - 27.9% drop
- Top Gun Maverick - 28.9% drop
- Shrek 2 - 33.2% drop
- Frozen 2 - 34% drop
- Inside Out 2 - 34.4% drop
- Super Mario Bros. Movie - 36.9% drop
- Spider-Man - 37.8% drop
- SW: The Force Awakens - 39.8% drop
- Jungle Book (2016) - 40.4% drop
u/StringCritical2884 — 24 days ago
Box Office: ‘The Odyssey’ Sails to $87 Million in Massive Second Weekend
variety.comu/StringCritical2884 — 25 days ago
▲ 61 r/TheOdysseyMovie
Looks like $35M 2nd Saturday for The Odyssey. Down just 15% from last week. $260M+ cume. 2nd weekend expected to be $90M i.e. SMALLEST 2nd weekend drop EVER for a $100M+ opener. Legs gonna go brrr.... En route high $500Ms final.
u/StringCritical2884 — 26 days ago
Matt Damon reading ‘The Odyssey’ on the set of ‘The Talented Mr Ripley’ in 1998
u/StringCritical2884 — 1 month ago
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This is genuinely so insane to me
This is such a strange world we live in. 19 years ago, a family won a raffle for a photoshoot for their baby with Messdi when he played for Barcelona. That baby grows up to become Lamine Yamal, who also played for Barcelona with the same number 19 as him. And now 19 years later they are facing each other in the World Cup final. Thats frickin insane.
u/StringCritical2884 — 1 month ago
Christopher Nolan’s The Oddysey debuts with 99% from 78 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes
This is the highest ever for him. How many Oscars do you think it will win now?
u/StringCritical2884 — 1 month ago
▲ 278 r/gameofthrones
Caraxes has to be one of the best dragons in the show
He’s definitely up there as one of my favorites in hotd along with meleys and tessarion. I especially loved tessarions personality in S3 E2 when fake Daeron gets taken by Daemon. Dreamfyre would definitely be one of my favorites if we got to see more of her. What are some of the other best/funniest dragon scenes from the show?
u/StringCritical2884 — 1 month ago
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Evil Dead Burn Debuts With 94% from 32 reviews. The highest of the franchise.
Edit: Now at 80% with 56 reviews
Previous scores for franchise:
Evil Dead: 85%
Evil Dead II: 88%
Army of Darkness: 68
Evil Dead (Remake): 64%
Evil Dead Rise: 85%
u/StringCritical2884 — 1 month ago
▲ 90 r/DC_Cinematic
Supergirl will now likely finish worldwide with less than the $125 mil domestic opening of last year’s Superman
I know there has been a lot of discussion about supergirls box office lately but this is the fact that really got to me.
Not only will Supergirl‘s worldwide total finish below some of the lowest performing DCEU movies such as Shazam 2 ($134 mil), Blue Beetle ($130), and Wonder Woman 1984 ($169 mil), it will also likely find its way under the $125 domestic opening weekend of last year’s Superman.
The low box office, poor audience reaction, and middling critic scores must be worrying to James Gunn and the rest of DC studios. What are your thoughts on this and how do you think DC will/should respond to this.
u/StringCritical2884 — 2 months ago
▲ 25 r/boxoffice
Supergirl will now likely finish worldwide with less than the $125 mil domestic opening of last year’s Superman
I know there has been a lot of posts about supergirls box office lately but this is the fact that really got to me.
Not only will Supergirl‘s worldwide total finish below some of the lowest performing DCEU movies such as Shazam 2 ($134 mil), Blue Beetle ($130), and Wonder Woman 1984 ($169 mil), it will also likely find its way under the $125 domestic opening weekend of last year’s Superman.
The low box office, poor audience reaction, and middling critic scores must be worrying to James Gunn and the rest of DC studios. What are your thoughts on this and how do you think DC will/should respond to this.
u/StringCritical2884 — 2 months ago