Disney (and others) at the Box Office - Current State of Affairs

[Phroobar]

…ironic considering it was the only one made completely “in-house” by LFL without a director/distribution partner…

True. It isn't a Spielberg movie.

It's a poorly done copy with the troupe of make the hero pathic for the new girl boss to take over.

 

[SomePixieDust]

with the troupe of make the hero pathic for the new girl boss to take over.

Is that why the movie ends with Indy grabbing his hat as the closing shot?

 

[Phroobar]

Is that why the movie ends with Indy grabbing his hat as the closing shot?

In that ending.

 

[DisneyDigest]

In that ending.

Which is the ending of the actual movie..

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

True. It isn't a Spielberg movie.

It's a poorly done copy with the troupe of make the hero pathic for the new girl boss to take over.

I saw it…me and 10 other guys…

Mangold should have been better.

But it’s becoming painfully clear that wvu thing made begin the castle gates for sometime was mandated by corporate…not by the creatives that have to make constant excuses like mangold and rob Marshall

 

[Phroobar]

Which is the ending of the actual movie..

which doesn't negate that was the direction they were heading until last minute.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Is that why the movie ends with Indy grabbing his hat as the closing shot?

That’s over

Sunk like the bismark

She’ll get as much work as daisey Ridley from now on.

 

[DisneyDigest]

which doesn't negate that was the direction they were heading until last minute.

So you’re complaining about an ending that never happened?

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

So you’re complaining about an ending that never happened?

No…he’s pointing out an entirely misguided effort by a failing studio

But that’s “macro”

I am stoked for Asohka tonight

 

[SomePixieDust]

That’s over

Sunk like the bismark

She’ll get as much work as daisey Ridley from now on.

Which is good, cause that was never the intention.

Even Mangold confirmed this. She doesn’t exist to set up anything nor does he have any interest in the continuation of her story.

 

[DisneyDigest]

No…he’s pointing out an entirely misguided effort by a failing studio

But that’s “macro”

I am stoked for Asohka tonight

Again, complaining about something that never happened in the movie.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Which is good, cause that was never the intention.

Even Mangold confirmed this. She doesn’t exist to set up anything nor does he have any interest in the continuation of her story.

Great…so a bad movie with no strategy?

Felt like I’ve seen the play in 2015, Mrs. Lincoln?

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Again, complaining about something that never happened in the movie.

Oh save it, Bob…we just disagree…and I will see myself out

 

[Phroobar]

Which is good, cause that was never the intention.

Even Mangold confirmed this. She doesn’t exist to set up anything nor does he have any interest in the continuation of her story.

Thank goodness.

 

[DisneyDigest]

Oh save it, Bob…we just disagree…and I will see myself out

Ironic since I don’t even like a lot of the new things lucasfilm pops out with. Hated the sequel trilogy but I admit that Indy 5 was pretty good, and the lies of Helena replacing him were all made up by doomcock. A known liar who creates drama and fake news for money.

 

[SomePixieDust]

Great…so a bad movie with no strategy?

Felt like I’ve seen the play in 2015, Mrs. Lincoln?

So there’s no saving grace? Damned if you do, damned if ya don’t?
Helena doesn’t need a continuation, just like short round doesn’t, just like Willie doesn’t, and just like a lot of characters don’t. Doesn’t make any of those films have “No Strategy”

 

[LittleBuford]

It's a poorly done copy with the troupe of make the hero pathic for the new girl boss to take over.

He seemed pretty heroic to me, especially for a man his age.

 

[LittleBuford]

Again, complaining about something that never happened in the movie.

Welcome to the movie subforum!

 

[Disney Analyst]

 

[WaltsTreasureChest]

Um, so Barbie is streaming so quickly, why?

Why are companies continuing to do this, with even blockbusters?