You must have been dying as much as I was. The song, the way the scene played out. Absolutely brilliant camp.
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You must have been dying as much as I was. The song, the way the scene played out. Absolutely brilliant camp.
Disney Irish
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I don't know the cost breakdown, and honestly I don't really care all the much. I'm not here to audit or do cost analysis of movie budgets. Maybe someone here can be hired by Disney as an auditor or cost accountant and break it all down for us.
All I know is that VFX plays a huge part in these huge budgets. So your guesstimates of $100M might actually be really low.
As a life long cat dad( I had as many as 4 at one time… now I have 2) more movies could use cats
This is not a spoiler thread.
SPOILERS: The Marvels (Captain Marvel 2) theatrical release Nov 10, 2023
Good luck avoiding the spoiler of that surprise cameo.
The only movie that could have done without Cats was the Cats remake. Oof.
BuddyThomas
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Uh, it’s in the trailer, thus , not a spoiler.This is not a spoiler thread.
SPOILERS: The Marvels (Captain Marvel 2) theatrical release Nov 10, 2023
Good luck avoiding the spoiler of that surprise cameo.forums.wdwmagic.com
mysto
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I recently "bought" the Mahalo Rewards Card episode as prep work for a Kauai trip. There's an abandoned hotel the cartoon references as home of Elvis that made it onto my highlight map. I guess I see that one as timeless! Was rolling on the floor when they sunk the ship. The history of the Coco Palms is fascinating.
S16.E11 i think
Everyone knows about Flerkens from the first movie, and they were indeed in this movie. But aren't we talking about all the kittens being used as transport cats, which is not in the trailer?
LittleBuford
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I haven't watched the film, and nothing was spoiled for me.
BuddyThomas
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I am someone, and I do not know about the "Flerkens". I have no idea what that is. If it refers to the previous movie or the tv series, I did not see either. All I know is that a house cat swallowed a human alive in the trailer. I saw that trailer about 1,600 million times - it aired before about 1,600 million movies I have seen this year. That is the main reason I bought a ticket...... because it was so hysterical.......and the resulting situation made for the best part of the movie. Again - not a spoiler.
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TP2000
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I just watched it. I wish I hadn't. Yeah, that's bad. Forced. Cringey. Dumb looking.
My famously accurate TP2000 Pop Culture Radar didn't go off on this one. It will bomb.
Sirwalterraleigh
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So here’s all the crap that everyone has been saying for five years…but is labeled “hater”
finance.yahoo.com
'The Marvels' box office bomb highlights Disney's film woes — which could take years to fix
Disney's film struggles will take time to correct as "The Marvels" drew in a dismal $47 million domestically during its opening weekend — the worst performance in the MCU franchise history.
Tha Realest
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Casper Gutman
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A superhero who looks a bit silly? What a shocking contrast to the business suit wearing Captain America or Wolverine and his serious hair.
Everything you post is this thread is a vague insinuation, a reference to something you don’t seem willing to articulate. It’s trolling.
Chi84
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I suppose you can continually ask for clarification, but if someone is thinking something that would violate forum rules to say out loud, you're probably never going to get it. I would count that as a good thing and move on. Why people post with no intent to actually discuss is a mystery to me but there are some things you just can't fix.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Looks like a sitcom super hero....expect more from MCU.
Disgruntled Walt
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New to this thread, so I'll just add my two cents:
Outside of the latest Indiana Jones (which was rather meh), I haven't really enjoyed a Disney/Marvel/Lucasfilm film in theaters since Rise of Skywalker (which was not as good as it could have been if Last Jedi didn't stink everything up). Before that, I guess Avengers: Endgame (not counting Spider-Man: No Way Home since that's Sony). In terms of Studios/Animation/Pixar, I enjoyed Soul, but prior to that I have to go back to Tomorrowland, Inside Out, and Big Hero 6 as the last films I actually enjoyed at the theater and would re-watch.
I had to check the list of releases, and I was honestly shocked that there was so little I liked. So to the question "what happens now?" I guess I'm going to say more of the same. I'm excited for the Fantastic Four and X-Men reboots, but who knows when that will actually happen. Inside Out 2 has potential to be good. Snow White will be a trainwreck. Wake me up when National Treasure 3 is released.
Outside of the latest Indiana Jones (which was rather meh), I haven't really enjoyed a Disney/Marvel/Lucasfilm film in theaters since Rise of Skywalker (which was not as good as it could have been if Last Jedi didn't stink everything up). Before that, I guess Avengers: Endgame (not counting Spider-Man: No Way Home since that's Sony). In terms of Studios/Animation/Pixar, I enjoyed Soul, but prior to that I have to go back to Tomorrowland, Inside Out, and Big Hero 6 as the last films I actually enjoyed at the theater and would re-watch.
I had to check the list of releases, and I was honestly shocked that there was so little I liked. So to the question "what happens now?" I guess I'm going to say more of the same. I'm excited for the Fantastic Four and X-Men reboots, but who knows when that will actually happen. Inside Out 2 has potential to be good. Snow White will be a trainwreck. Wake me up when National Treasure 3 is released.
Casper Gutman
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You can find posters like that of any MCU character. Come on.
Casper Gutman
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I ask primarily to highlight the bad faith and hidden agendas. If certain topics are banned, I’m not sure why absolutely constant, taunting allusions to them are permitted. It promotes a toxic environment.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I wasn't talking about the poster. The character design in general. And then we wonder why it didn't translate well to film. They tried to turn Saved by the Bell into a blockbuster movie.
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