A Spirited 15 Rounds ...

[Kman101]

I hadn't been paying attention to what the story line would be for this movie. I am more interested than I thought I'd be.

Me too. I didn't know what to expect at all. I'm intrigued at least.

 

[HauntedMansionFLA]

I feel a bit more excited over Mary Poppins than Christopher Robin. I’m a little creeped out by CGI Pooh.

Just wait till Tim Burton’s Dumbo.

 

[Princess Leia]

Just wait till Tim Burton’s Dumbo.

Yeah I think I’ll be skipping that one

 

[the.dreamfinder]

Wonder how well Cristopher Robin will do in China?

Why do you ask?

Oh, never mind.

 

[Quinnmac000]

Pooh will do better in Asia than Mary Poppins Returns will do.

 

[disneyC97]

I’m looking forward to both.

Wasn’t sure about “Christopher Robin” but Ewan can lift anything and once I saw and heard Pooh I was sold.

 

[ford91exploder]

Wonder how well Cristopher Robin will do in China?

Not well because Christopher Robin should have been studying for his exams not daydreaming about a stuffed animal.

 

[ford91exploder]

Pooh will do better in Asia than Mary Poppins Returns will do.

Actually Winnie the Pooh has been banned in china because of he is thought to be a unflattering reference to now 'president for life Xi'

http://www.bbc.com/news/amp/blogs-china-blog-40627855

 

[Bairstow]

Wonder how well Cristopher Robin will do in China?

The edited Chinese version will certainly be more experimental.
2 hours of Ewan McGregor staring at and listening to a spot on the sidewalk.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Actually Winnie the Pooh has been banned in china because of he is thought to be a unflattering reference to now 'president for life Xi'

http://www.bbc.com/news/amp/blogs-china-blog-40627855

And yet not one, but two, Winnie the Pooh attractions still operate at the government majority owned, still not seized Shanghai Disneyland.

 

[ford91exploder]

And yet not one, but two, Winnie the Pooh attractions still operate at the government majority owned, still not seized Shanghai Disneyland.

But for how long is the question at hand because both of those attractions predate Xi

 

[FigmentForver96]

But for how long is the question at hand because both of those attractions predate Xi

Probably a while because half the crap you spew is wrong.

 

[Princess Leia]

Reviews for A Wrinkle in Time are coming out, and it’s not looking good for Disney. Luckily, they’ve got Black Panther as a backup if AWIT doesn’t exceed expectations.

 

[FigmentForver96]

Reviews for A Wrinkle in Time are coming out, and it’s not looking good for Disney. Luckily, they’ve got Black Panther as a backup if AWIT doesn’t exceed expectations.

The book was my childhood, I've started to learn that critics opinion are only that...an opinion. They just get paid to say it.

Not that reviews aren't a reflection but I'll go and form my own opinion.

 

[Kman101]

I stopped reading movie reviews from critics a loooong time ago. I can get the vibe of reaction to a movie elsewhere. Posts here, on social media ... But I'm one who likes to form my own opinion. Reviews are fun but some people put a lot of stock in them. It's a person like you or me giving their opinion. They aren't some expert who's studied film (in most cases ... lol).

I'm mixed on AWIT. I have no personal investment in it as, even though I love reading and read a lot as a kid I don't remember this one, so I'll have to read it. But, while I think it's not going to bomb, it probably won't be a massive hit by any means. It just depends on what the movie tries to be. Tomorrowland, and others failed because they didn't know what they wanted to be. I don't think it will bomb only because AWIT is familar to a lot of people and it has a diverse cast that people are craving to see on the big screen. But I can't say I've really felt compelled to see this ...

 

[shernernum]

Reviews for A Wrinkle in Time are coming out, and it’s not looking good for Disney. Luckily, they’ve got Black Panther as a backup if AWIT doesn’t exceed expectations.

Just like they have Avengers: Infinity War in case Solo is as troubled as it sounds.

 

[FigmentForver96]

I stopped reading movie reviews from critics a loooong time ago. I can get the vibe of reaction to a movie elsewhere. Posts here, on social media ... But I'm one who likes to form my own opinion. Reviews are fun but some people put a lot of stock in them. It's a person like you or me giving their opinion. They aren't some expert who's studied film (in most cases ... lol).

I'm mixed on AWIT. I have no personal investment in it as, even though I love reading and read a lot as a kid I don't remember this one, so I'll have to read it. But, while I think it's not going to bomb, it probably won't be a massive hit by any means. It just depends on what the movie tries to be. Tomorrowland, and others failed because they didn't know what they wanted to be. I don't think it will bomb only because AWIT is familar to a lot of people and it has a diverse cast that people are craving to see on the big screen. But I can't say I've really felt compelled to see this ...

Exactly. I think the difference between this and Tomorrowland is there is a central plot and a clear storyline. Tomorrowland...I don't even know. I'm not expecting a blockbuster by no means but I don't sense a total bomb either.

 

[Princess Leia]

I stopped reading movie reviews from critics a loooong time ago. I can get the vibe of reaction to a movie elsewhere. Posts here, on social media ... But I'm one who likes to form my own opinion. Reviews are fun but some people put a lot of stock in them. It's a person like you or me giving their opinion. They aren't some expert who's studied film (in most cases ... lol).

I'm mixed on AWIT. I have no personal investment in it as, even though I love reading and read a lot as a kid I don't remember this one, so I'll have to read it. But, while I think it's not going to bomb, it probably won't be a massive hit by any means. It just depends on what the movie tries to be. Tomorrowland, and others failed because they didn't know what they wanted to be. I don't think it will bomb only because AWIT is familar to a lot of people and it has a diverse cast that people are craving to see on the big screen. But I can't say I've really felt compelled to see this ...

I definitely don’t see it bombing (the cast alone should keep it afloat), but depending on the success, Disney might reconsider sequel plans (of which I’m sure they have thought about).

I read the first book and part of the second when I was in sixth grade, and even though I love science fiction, this was a series I couldn’t get into, unfortunately. I know it has a place in some people’s hearts though.

 

[Quinnmac000]

Every time A Wrinkle in Time has been made by Disney, it has not been well received. The source material is just really really hard to adapt for screen properly.

 

[Princess Leia]

After checking Wikipedia, it turns out I did read all of the second book- A Wind in the Door- but thought it was a little out there.

I really am curious to see if this does well enough for a sequel or two.