Because that’s considered a live-action remake.Then why are they comparing it to 2019’s The Lion King?
The distinction being made is between remakes and sequels/spinoffs.Then why are they comparing it to 2019’s The Lion King?
what distinction? That qualifier isn’t found in a number of those “sources.” The sourcing and methodology is pretty sparse.The distinction being made is between remakes and sequels/spinoffs.
I meant the distinction being drawn by the poster you responded to (perhaps I misunderstood what you were querying).what distinction? That qualifier isn’t found in a number of those “sources.” The sourcing and methodology is pretty sparse.
Now I’m sure some will say there is a lot of hate watching going on, but is there that much?
I remember that the first descriptions of Snow White before they decided to change the movie reminded me of Wish.I don't put much stock in trailer views at this point - the Wish trailer got tons of views and we all saw what that was worth in the end.![]()
The trailer received 120 million views in its first 24 hours, making it the biggest live action trailer debut since 2019’s Lion King.
Now I’m sure some will say there is a lot of hate watching going on, but is there that much?
So far the best metric we’ve had post covid for box office success has been the trailer views online.
what distinction? That qualifier isn’t found in a number of those “sources.” The sourcing and methodology is pretty sparse.
Number of viewings of trailers and teasers does not equate to film success or failure. Let's see the results after the first wave of film viewers provide their reviews.
This is disgraceful. Please don't release this movie:
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