brideck
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I'm sure you're joking, but absolutely not. If you've spent any decent amount of time with it, you can feel when something is more or less a raw product of AI. At least for now.
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Disney (and others) at the Box Office - Current State of Affairs
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I'm sure you're joking, but absolutely not. If you've spent any decent amount of time with it, you can feel when something is more or less a raw product of AI. At least for now.
The Great Gonzo
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Since only Guardians turned a profit... perhaps maybe Disney should stop making movies that are... bad and lame. They look so lame they belong on the Disney Channel. Yet somehow they are spending over 200 million each movie to make these poopsicles.
Disstevefan1
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My post are generated by real stupidity
It certainly could, but I think we have learned not to go by films tracking anymore as a likely situation. Remember a lot people said Migration would track the same as Migration and later after it released said it was tracking similar to Wish...as it bypassed it the next two days.
There is likely too much award show flavor films playing right now for the current level of audiences to choose from for Poor Things to take the cake and awards show have meant much less in recent years for general public checking something out in theaters.
It is interesting that Sony's raunchy romcom is doing so well and hangining in there. I feel like I did not see much marketing for it at all unitl three weeks before it was released. I am definitely not the target market for it though.
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The Great Gonzo
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I agree, it seems like there's a bunch of Disney Bots on the boards. How else can people be so positive about the stuff they're making? Disney's new content has been so bad.
Tony the Tigger
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Oh, man! I didn’t see it.
The Great Gonzo
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They had only one good Star Wars product and they even ruined that as well. By handing over the show to Bo Katan.
It had to be Dave Filoni that did that one, he loves pushing all of his characters into vital roles. Even when they definitely don't deserve it.
It had to be Dave Filoni that did that one, he loves pushing all of his characters into vital roles. Even when they definitely don't deserve it.
LittleBuford
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Those of us who have anything positive to say are hardly in the majority here, and we all have distinct and individual voices.
Tony the Tigger
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The only things that really stuck out to me as lame were the same effect in two different movies: both Ant-Man and TLM when characters grew to huge size, they looked messed up. Should have perfected that before releasing IMO.
Phroobar
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Maybe they should stop using the cheapest animation houses in India for their CG. I counted more than twelve independent CG houses at the end of Ant-Man. They must have all taken ten minutes a piece. That is why it looks so wrong.
_caleb
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Anything you don't like is bad?
I would think any adult fan of Disney would be able to find something to like in what Disney's currently doing. But maybe I think that because I'm a fan.
What are you a fan of?
There are plenty of fans of teams who have lost an entire season(s) of performing.
You are back to gatekeeping fandom.
brideck
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B-but how are they supposed to slash their budgets in half and stop using "cheap" animation houses at the same time? There's absolutely no winning when one camp thinks things look cheap (like they belong on the Disney channel) and the other camp thinks budgets are too large... which they weren't pre-Endgame.
_caleb
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Back to gatekeeping fandom? I don’t understand.
Special effects shots are not always necessary. You can have a good story and movie with less special effects shots.
There are also other ways to cut costs than special effects.
This is oddly framed as if it is a mutually exclusive thing.
Budgets were indeed too high pre-end game.
LittleBuford
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The claim is that you’re trying to silence opinions you don’t agree with. I was accused of the same thing in another thread.
Phrases like this to the poster insinuate they are not a fan because they don't currently like what is being produced of the company.
You can be a fan of the company's past work, while not being a fan of the current work. You stated an adult fan of Disney would find something ot like in what the company is currently doing. Why do they have to?
So this comes off as gatekeeping.
LittleBuford
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Like someone who posted something sardonic, and knows that not every poster here is a bot? They were responding to an outrageous claim that most posters here must be AI software.
I responded to the post that was asked to explain what I meant. And now that it is, we resort to bringing up things that are not even a part of the conversation I was asked to clarify. But if you want to keep asking me my opinion on things, I will try to respond.
LittleBuford
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As I understood it, @_caleb was directly responding to that poster’s suggestion that everything Disney is now doing is so bad that only mindless bots could like it.