I'm trying, but it's hard!Wade, please calm down
I'm trying, but it's hard!Wade, please calm down
Well, try harder, then. Please calm down.I'm trying, but it's hard!
All right! I'm calm!Well, try harder, then. Please calm down.
This chart is meaningless. There is a lot of data missing on this chart. 80% of what over what is aware?
If you gave that chart to your professor in a statistics class, you would get an F.
This is much better. Thank you.Sorry I cut off the bottom on a poor screen cap on my phone. It’s survey responses over time. I’ve already tried to direct people to quorum, including yourself.
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You guys can look it up. But I have a feeling that’s not why you are on my case.
I made a mistake - the review embargo doesn't drop until Tuesday at noon in the Eastern time zone (the early screenings start that night).Also, what if critics aren't supportive of Moana 2? The review embargo doesn't drop until late Monday night (before the Tuesday public previews), which may or may not be a bad sign. Rough reviews didn't help Wish develop legs last year...
I wouldn’t read too much into it. The review embargo for Inside Out 2 was likewise lifted very close to the release date (just two days before).This is an ominous sign.
This. ^I wouldn’t read too much into it. The review embargo for Inside Out 2 was likewise lifted very close to the release date (just two days before).
No. I disagree because I would suggest to you that if it were, Disney wouldn’t do the exact same thing with their previous releases (like Inside Out 2, Deadpool & Wolverine, Alien: Romulus, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, The First Omen, Echo, Agatha All Along, X-Men ‘97, and The Acolyte) a day before their GLOBAL release and yet they all had fresh scores and (except for The Acolyte and The First Omen) did pretty well.This is an ominous sign.
Actually we'll find out Tuesday at noon ESTI think we're going to find out of the reviews tomorrow. From what I've heard at the premiere that the reviews that we might see our promising. I hope so!
Oh! Okay.Actually we'll find out Tuesday at noon EST
The current majority are 7/10 reviews though, which I was expecting, so I’m not disappointed with the results so far, since the consensus seems to be that it’s decent to good and knows the story it wants to be, unlike Frozen II which didn’t, the only issue being the songs might be divisive and have one or two good/great songs.There’s a sizable number of reviews on Letterboxd if you want to keep your expectations low.
I don't think Moana 2 will be a disaster like Strange World, I'm just expecting it to be a step down or two from the original — similar to how Frozen was a 9/10 movie and Frozen II was a 6 or 7/10.I wouldn’t read too much into it. The review embargo for Inside Out 2 was likewise lifted very close to the release date (just two days before).
It sounds like it may very well be the inverse of Frozen II. I thought Frozen II had an extremely messy/poorly thought out plot, but that several of the songs were great. Moana II might have a decent story and lackluster songs.The current majority are 7/10 reviews though, which I was expecting, so I’m not disappointed with the results so far, since the consensus seems to be that it’s decent to good and knows the story it wants to be, unlike Frozen II which didn’t, the only issue being the songs might be divisive and have one or two good/great songs.
They're not professional critics anyway. Besides, letterboxd is just a stupid fan critic nonsense.There’s a sizable number of reviews on Letterboxd if you want to keep your expectations low.
I mean Tangled, Encanto, Toy Story 1-3, and most other WDAS movies were boxier 2.00.1, too.Interesting that Moana has a widescreen aspect ratio. Moana 2 is a boxier 2.00:1. Not surprising, I guess, considering the television series genesis of the sequel.
Why do you suppose Moana was visually designed for scope?I mean Tangled, Encanto, Toy Story 1-3, and most other WDAS movies were boxier 2.00.1, too.
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