There actually isn't a whole lot being released before the end of the year. There is the Beyonce concert movie, Migration, Wonka, Color Purple remake, and Aquaman2. And January doesn't have anything for families opening either.
Thanks Irish! Those people just don’t know what are they talking about!
Everyone has an opinion and is entitled to it, even if we may disagree.
That's a fair point, especially since all of those are question marks right now to varying extents. (Migration apparently doesn't have strong "want to see" vibes around it, but then, that does seem like the kind of movie that relies on walk-ups, not presales. Universal has been pushing it since summer, and unlike Wish the plot is easy to grasp from the trailers.) But the buzz on Wish has been unusually toxic for this sort of film, compared to Elemental, so it may be clinging to screens once Wonka arrives.
It'll be interesting to see the critic scores on Migration.
Wish is a good movie. I think you will like it.
Pay no mind to these losers! They just want Disney to be shut down for the money and their selfish egos.
THIS. They kept focusing on it, but it didn't come to anything. I thought it would figure into a moment where he realizes that he has become just like the "selfish, greedy thieves" who destroyed his home and family. It's almost as if they were starting out to present an antagonist with sympathetic motives...and decided midway through that they had to make him an irredeemable Disney villain.
Umm, technically...
No, I don't think it is. But I do think that whatever data Disney has access to must have scared them pretty badly for them to take such a big risk.
Do you think they're not allowed to do change course or try different things? What does it cost Disney to release Alien in theaters? I don't think it indicates they're any less committed to streaming.
Please don't include snarky and dismissive lines like this.
Ok, ok. Whatever, it’ll still be seen as a remake lol.
The movie in not a remake; it is an adaptation of the Broadway musical which is it's own adaptation of the book.
The previous non-musical movie was a separate adaption of the book.
I've supported all my assertions. You obviously disagree. I'm just asking you do to so agreeably.
I thought the Alien Romulus film (theatrical release) and Ridley Scott's Alien series (on Hulu/FX) were two different things?
You're not following what I mean by "all-in on streaming." Of course Disney is still releasing films to theaters. But they've moved pretty aggressively to make streaming the emphasis. All-in means they're looking to it as the main focus of their business going forward, and holding nothing back in the process so they are doing all they can to set themselves up for success in DTC.
The movie in not a remake; it is an adaptation of the Broadway musical which is it's own adaptation of the book.
The previous non-musical movie was a separate adaption of the book.
I agree. I see many people accuse people of not supporting Wish as an original work, but calling Wish original is generous.
