Movie Thread

[Legend]

It'll be weird if Avatar reclaims the title with a re-release to promote Avatar 2. Crazy just how close the two are.

[Xevross]

TLK just posted a $30.39M tuesday, the third highest non-opening tuesday ever (behind SW:TFA and Endgame). Very impressive. Dom total up to $243m already, and heading for an easy $500m+, perhaps $600m+ if legs continue to impress. Incredibles 2's $608m animation record may be a bit out of reach but we'll see.

[the-pi-guy]

I remember the days when only 2 movies got over $500m in the US.  

Now there are 10 movies with over $600m.  And it seems like there's one or two every year that manages to hit that mark.  


Inflation is one hellava drug.  

[Legend]

I remember that too. Pre Avatar I was really into the box office and movies in general. A big thing back then was reaching a billion worldwide. Now it's almost disappointing if a major film doesn't reach that.

[Xevross]

I remember that too. Pre Avatar I was really into the box office and movies in general. A big thing back then was reaching a billion worldwide. Now it's almost disappointing if a major film doesn't reach that.

Depends on how major, there's still 'only' been 39 films to hit $1b. And $400m Dom is still considered a fantastic amount for most films.

[Xevross]

(Other) ER's Impact on Endgame's Gross Through out last ten years (2009-2019) compiled by Gavin Feng from BOT. : boxoffice

Great chart which shows impact of ER on gross since Avatar and why it's so impressive that Endgame managed to best it.

[Legend]

Depends on how major, there's still 'only' been 39 films to hit $1b. And $400m Dom is still considered a fantastic amount for most films.

32 out of those 39 came out in the 2010's and 2019 will probably set the record with 6+ films reaching the mark. I'd say it's become standard for major blockbusters haha.

Could be good.

[Xevross]

Still not a standard, although I guess it depends what you consider a blockbuster to be. If you mean $150m+ production budget huge films then yeah I guess $1b is the standard. Still a big film can make 'only' $700m and still be a huge success.

Anyway, Spidey won the race to be the 40th $1b film by passing the mark on Thursday. Aladdin should cross it this weekend with TLK and TS4 closing fast. Never had so many $1b films in quick succession.

[Xevross]

THIS DELETED SCENE OF THE AVENGERS KNEELING AFTER TONY DIED IS THE MOST HEARTBREAKING YET THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENE I HAVE EVER SEEN pic.twitter.com/1qd0p2qDce

— '(fan account) (@caprogers1940) July 26, 2019

I'm not crying you're crying. Can't believe they deleted this.

[the-pi-guy]

THIS DELETED SCENE OF THE AVENGERS KNEELING AFTER TONY DIED IS THE MOST HEARTBREAKING YET THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENE I HAVE EVER SEEN pic.twitter.com/1qd0p2qDce

— '(fan account) (@caprogers1940) July 26, 2019

I'm not crying you're crying. Can't believe they deleted this.

Aye.  Hopefully it's on the DVD!  

[Legend]

THIS DELETED SCENE OF THE AVENGERS KNEELING AFTER TONY DIED IS THE MOST HEARTBREAKING YET THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENE I HAVE EVER SEEN pic.twitter.com/1qd0p2qDce

— '(fan account) (@caprogers1940) July 26, 2019

I'm not crying you're crying. Can't believe they deleted this.

Eh, kinda slow scene  

[Legend]

Cool style

[Legend]

This looks awesome!

[Legend]

Saw once upon a time in hollywood. Was long and started really slow, but I ended up liking it a fair amount.

[Dr. Pezus]

Saw once upon a time in hollywood. Was long and started really slow, but I ended up liking it a fair amount.

Gosh I love me some Tarantino. Need to see it