Why does this make me groan.I actually thought the "they're not terrorists, they're refugees" message to be larger than the feminist one.
I'm still following this in the nerdsphere. Apparently all week there was a major drop off in theater attendance. I think that's normal because people work during the weekdays, but the YouTube nerds are convinced it's going to drop 70+% this weekend. I watch a lot of nerd stuff lately.
Deadline magazine had an article the other day that Captain Marvel needs to gross at least 750 million just to break even. i dont know how it came by that number. but nerds are working the numbers and one said that for a film to be considered a "hit" it should gross 2x its break even point. Iron man was able to double it, which is why its considered a hit. its also a critically acclaimed film and audiences loved it. so it was a no brainer that he became the leader of The Avengers. so nerds are hoping now that since nobody really loved CM, its either just an "OK" movie or they hated it. if it doesnt double its break even at 1.5 billion then there is a chance CM will not be the new face of the MCU. nerds are praying this has a bad second weekend. me personally, i think DIsney is too inundated with SJW faggots looking to push whatever they want down our throats to care anymore if its any good or makes a profit.I can add my local anecdotall information from my AMC app for you. My local only has 2 reserved seat theaters, 1 dolby and 1 fake Imax. the last show tonight and the first 3 shows (out of 4) tomorrow are all 50%+ full already, with the last show tonight and first tomorrow about 75% or more. The Imax which holds about 2 or 3 times as many people as it doesnt have the big recliner chairs, is between 25% and 50% full for times through 7pm tomorrow. Last weekend every dolby was fully sold out (and the one I was in had 0 empty seats) and I didnt look at the imax.
i dont know how it came by that number
Deadline magazine had an article the other day that Captain Marvel needs to gross at least 750 million just to break even. i dont know how it came by that number. but nerds are working the numbers and one said that for a film to be considered a "hit" it should gross 2x its break even point. Iron man was able to double it, which is why its considered a hit. its also a critically acclaimed film and audiences loved it. so it was a no brainer that he became the leader of The Avengers. so nerds are hoping now that since nobody really loved CM, its either just an "OK" movie or they hated it. if it doesnt double its break even at 1.5 billion then there is a chance CM will not be the new face of the MCU. nerds are praying this has a bad second weekend. me personally, i think DIsney is too inundated with SJW faggots looking to push whatever they want down our throats to care anymore if its any good or makes a profit.
this is the article in question.Yeah the "Double the budget" figure tends to come from studios traditionally spend on marketing roughly what they spent on making the movie. It goes even higher for blockbusters, but 750mil seems really high. The budget was somewhere in the 150 to 175 million range that I see, so 750 million break even point would mean they spent 4x the budget in marketing. I've seen a lot of captain Marvel commercials, but I don't know that I've seen 600 million worth.
750 million sounds more like a bonafide success numbers, 150ish on the movie, 225ish on marketing, double it up, studio has a hit.
EARLY MONDAY AM UPDATE: Disney has yet to release its morning figures, but rivals are figuring that Captain Marvel came in with a $154 million opening after a $39M Sunday. Together with her overseas take of $302M –the fifth-best overseas debut of all time — global debut for the Disney pic stands at $456M. By the end of its first week (or less), film finance executives are saying that Captain Marvel will hit $750M global-plus (even if it’s front-loaded) and pass break-even in its theatrical cycle based off combined net production and global marketing costs of $300M.
The people on twitter and shit backing her emotionless Captain Marvel can go to hell. The movie didn't have enough action scenes to make up for her terrible acting. The movie would have been total shit if it wasn't for Sam Jackson and Jude Law.
The theater I went to had showings every 15 fucking minutes too and when I went it was less than half full.
actually, he probably wanted her to keep her emotions in check b/c after 6 years she still acts like a petulant child and after being "1-up'd" in sparring, which is basically teaching combat, she gets emo and photon blasts him across the room.What's hilarious is the ones who like to bring up when Jude Law tells her to control her emotions in the beginning of the movie. They were SPARRING, he meant IN COMBAT. Losing your shit will get you and your teammates killed. Duh. But, no, blame it on white men telling women they're too emotional.
actually, he probably wanted her to keep her emotions in check b/c after 6 years she still acts like a petulant child and after being "1-up'd" in sparring, which is basically teaching combat, she gets emo and photon blasts him across the room.
Yeah pretty sure they were trying to make her as emotionless as possible to keep her under control.
She did.Hopefully Fiege was just talking shit, but from what you guys said she took out a whole Kree Fleet when she went binary?
I loved that part. The setup was having seen her fail at multiple points in her life, and the payoff was learning she got up each time. Plus they had the restraint not to follow it up with getting back into the go-kart and coming in first place, hitting a home run, leaping from rope to rope, etc, implying a long-term benefit of bouncing back after defeat instead of the instant gratification of overcoming one's obstacles immediately. That montage was one of the scenes that actually added a bit of character, IMO.The "stand up in every timeline" flashback ... nearly made me vomit but the rest was fine.
Female Identifying Children of Color are nautrally gifted at tech, they are just held back by society's social constructs.Another thing I enjoyed:
When the Skrulls were introduced at the beginning, I figured this was yet another movie to indulge in the lazy "bad guys are hideous and evil-looking while the good guys are conventionally attractive" trope, so I was pleasantly surprised when they pull the ol' switcheroo and it turns out the uggos were actually the good guys all along.
And something I didn't like:
How does a 12 year-old child know how to operate the palette selector on CM's suit? At first you think she's doing whatever and colors are coming up randomly, then CM suggests the colors on her T-shirt and the kid just rubs those colors into being like she was raised on that tech. It's a minor thing, but it bugged.
Fury was writing up the project. therefore she is the first Avenger now. first on the fucking list. how can you argue this? its named after her.