Okay I have a strange question that I hope doesn't come off the wrong way. Is Rachel Asian or part Asian? I was just wondering because if so that would be pretty cool that we will have had 2 Asian female winners in the new era if she does end up winning.
Well, wow, I guess assuming Rachel makes the final 3 (seems incredibly likely), the only question is whether she gets ALL of the votes of if 1 or 2 go elsewhere. She may be the first ever unanimous female winner at this point.
I wonder what Any/Sam/Genevieve's plan was after this last vote? At best they have a tie (Andy/Sam/Gen vs Rachel/Sue/Teeny). Were they planning to pull Teeny in with them to create a 4-person alliance?
Sue's probably not going to be a target so she probably won't need to use it. But she should play it at the final 5 anyway.
I think the winner will be either Sam or Rachel, although I'd put more odds on Rachel.
Does anyone know that Rachel has an idol?
Also, I can't see any realistic way Rachel's block a vote would be used unless Andy-Gen-Sam think they can get either Teeny or Sue on their side to vote out Rachel. Then that person (winning an Oscar performance) actually votes for Andy and Rachel...
Which was also the same score as Frozen II. The difference is that the RT score did not reflect a feeling of avoidance the way it did for Wish. 67% isn't great, but it's stable enough to keep people from staying home.
M2 is looking at topping $200 million domestically (probably closer to $220-$230million) for the 5-day holiday. While it won't surpass Inside out 2, M2 should end up over $500 million domestic and should easily reach $1 billion world wide.
Moana 2 won't reach IO2's numbers neither domestically nor world wide. It's release schedule doesn't allow for it to reach those numbers domestically since it won't have the weekdays like IO2 until Christmas break when much of its box office has been drained. It should have a good Christmas...
Bring in Han and Luke (with a cameo of Leia portrayed by Billie Lourd) and you have a hit. Nothing at all SW fans want more than to see those three together or at least Luke and Han who were not together in the ST.
My assumption is that they want to test the field for SW theatrical return by getting out what they think people want (which is Mando and Grogu) and see how that flies before going forward immediately. I'm not sure if that is true or, if it is, if it is the best strategic decision. We shall see...
That scene does look pretty awful. It is also disrespectful and they should have gone with real actors. Did they really feel it was THAT distasteful to cast actual people instead of CGI-ing the dwarves?