If the movie is GREAT, I could see it beating both Top Gun and Avatar at the domestic box office.Anyone familiar with Cinelytic?!?
They seem to be suggesting wakanda will be the 3rd biggest box office of the year?
Interesting.
Gotta admit, that is not a big stretch of the imagination. While I would LOVE to see it surpass TGM and do better than Avatar2, I don't see that happening. Not a failure, though, if it falls short of those two behemoths.Anyone familiar with Cinelytic?!?
They seem to be suggesting wakanda will be the 3rd biggest box office of the year?
Interesting.
I'm not sure. There are a lot of people who are down on Disney and the MCU right now. Not enough to make it fail in my opinion, but enough to keep it out of the top spot. It would need to out produce the first film to pass top gun. In the climate we are in, I'm not sure it can hit that mark. Too many people have the wait for D+ attitude, Especially with the uncertainty of the film like you said. Maybe it will be a fantastic, but even then I can see it falling short.If the movie is GREAT, I could see it beating both Top Gun and Avatar at the domestic box office.
Well the gist i saw…at least with the North American box office…is it will finish top gun, avatar, wakanda in that order.I'm not sure. There are a lot of people who are down on Disney and the MCU right now. Not enough to make it fail in my opinion, but enough to keep it out of the top spot. It would need to out produce the first film to pass top gun. In the climate we are in, I'm not sure it can hit that mark. Too many people have the wait for D+ attitude, Especially with the uncertainty of the film like you said. Maybe it will be a fantastic, but even then I can see it falling short.
I have a strong feeling many of the same basic story beats were kept intact. What changed was how Wakanda dealt with them after T'Challa's passing. The internal struggles will be with multiple characters whereas they may have solely been on T'Challa. Add to that a mighty kingdom without its beloved leader and it makes for a more vulnerable position.It will be interesting to see what they do with the sequel. Because they probably had ideas that they were going to do. That unfortunately had to go out the window, with Chadwick's untimely passing.
I think it will suck and get lost trying to be “great” without bosemanI have a strong feeling many of the same basic story beats were kept intact. What changed was how Wakanda dealt with them after T'Challa's passing. The internal struggles will be with multiple characters whereas they may have solely been on T'Challa. Add to that a mighty kingdom without its beloved leader and it makes for a more vulnerable position.
I think part of the reason people are down on Disney and the MCU is the abundance of mediocre products released theatrically since the pandemic. Maybe Wakanda Forever will give the MCU the shot in the arm it needs. Maybe it will be a mess. We shall see.I'm not sure. There are a lot of people who are down on Disney and the MCU right now. Not enough to make it fail in my opinion, but enough to keep it out of the top spot. It would need to out produce the first film to pass top gun. In the climate we are in, I'm not sure it can hit that mark. Too many people have the wait for D+ attitude, Especially with the uncertainty of the film like you said. Maybe it will be a fantastic, but even then I can see it falling short.
The first was definitely over rated in my opinion. I liked it, loved Chadwick as panther, but overall it was pretty average. The CG was terrible in parts for sure. That's why I have a hard time seeing it breaking the billion mark. I wouldn't be shocked if it ended lower than strange.I agree, I don't even think the first one was that good. Chadwick Boseman was awesome of course, but the lousy special effects took me out of the story.
It's a wildcard for sure. Will it be stellar? I'm not betting on it. I think it was a mistake to not just recast the part. I'm wrong all the time but my bet is squarely on mediocre at best. Hopefully it surprises me as I am looking forward to bringing in Namor.I think part of the reason people are down on Disney and the MCU is the abundance of mediocre products released theatrically since the pandemic. Maybe Wakanda Forever will give the MCU the shot in the arm it needs. Maybe it will be a mess. We shall see.
I think the CGI may have been bad in the first one because Marvel wasn't expecting the first Black Panther to become the phenomenon it did and didn't give the effects the attention they deserved. But the film emotionally resonated with the Black community in a way that exceeded all expectations.The first was definitely over rated in my opinion. I liked it, loved Chadwick as panther, but overall it was pretty average. The CG was terrible in parts for sure. That's why I have a hard time seeing it breaking the billion mark. I wouldn't be shocked if it ended lower than strange.
I like it…but the success wasn’t a “black community” thing…that was a part of it for sure…but I think it was more the “height” of marvel in the context of where they were and the movies that proceeded it.I think the CGI may have been bad in the first one because Marvel wasn't expecting the first Black Panther to become the phenomenon it did and didn't give the effects the attention they deserved. But the film emotionally resonated with the Black community in a way that exceeded all expectations.
Since Disney knows how popular the Black Panther brand is, there may be more of an effort to ensure that the film looks as great as possible. Visually, the trailers look better than all of MCU's recent projects — with the possible exception of Eternals (which looked amazing, regardless of what one thinks of the script).
Director Ryan Coogler and the cast also seem way more emotionally invested in this than Taika Wattiti and crew were for Thor: Love and Thunder.
Then why did it make significantly more than Thor Ragnarok, Guardians 2, and Ant-Man and the Wasp? There were tons of Black-led organizations, community groups, and even churches that were telling people to see the movie and buying out theaters to watch the film. The movie resonated with many people who aren't even that into the MCU. And the movie grossed MORE than Infinity War at the domestic box office.I like it…but the success wasn’t a “black community” thing…that was a part of it for sure…but I think it was more the “height” of marvel in the context of where they were and the movies that proceeded it.
It hasn’t been as good since.
It was a popularity of Marvel base - 1/2 to maybe 3/4 - and the cultural phenomenon on top of that.Then why did it make significantly more than Thor Ragnarok, Guardians 2, and Ant-Man and the Wasp? There were tons of Black-led organizations, community groups, and even churches that were telling people to see the movie and buying out theaters to watch the film. The movie resonated with many people who aren't even that into the MCU. And the movie grossed MORE than Infinity War at the domestic box office.
Shuri presumably just becomes Black Panther (assuming it isn't Nakia). The person in the Iron Suit is Riri Williams, a.k.a Ironheart. She's a new character in the film.So Shuri becomes an Ironman and a Black Panther in this?
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