News On Future Films Based on Comics/Paranormal/Sci-Fi
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I enjoyed seeing avatar in real deal IMAX (I think it was the first actual film a saw in imax).. which was amazing
but then again, when I was a kid coming over stateside for various camps (swimming, track or baseball).. they would always take us to imax for one of the outings and I was thoroughly entertained by watching Everest or whatever other nature stuff they had going]
might have been the 2nd, cause I saw the dark knight in IMAX too.. gotta check when each was released
but then again, when I was a kid coming over stateside for various camps (swimming, track or baseball).. they would always take us to imax for one of the outings and I was thoroughly entertained by watching Everest or whatever other nature stuff they had going]
might have been the 2nd, cause I saw the dark knight in IMAX too.. gotta check when each was released
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**** Avatar
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First one is the highest grossing film all time at almost 3 billion.
It could be possible that the franchise will be #1.
First one is the highest grossing film all time at almost 3 billion.
It could be possible that the franchise will be #1.
No dude, it is not possible, at all. The sequels aren't gonna do **** and the Marvel-verse and Star Wars are already WAY ahead of them, and gaining steam. Avatar won't even catch up to the Fast and Furious franchise. It'll rise on the list, sure, but it won't sneak into the top 5 or anything.
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How do you know? You from the future? People didn't think it'd be the #1 money making movie of all time either.
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Avatar sequel hasn't really been a high demand thing in general I'm with CP on this, it doesn't have to characters/storyline to make it a hit franchise with multiple sequels but that's just my opinion.
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Pretty much this. We'll have to just wait and see.
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Cuz Avatar sucks and it's like 15 years later.
People weren't saying it wouldn't be that either. It was a complete surprise to everybody.
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Common to Star in RZA-Produced ‘Black Samurai’ TV Series
Sounds dope
Chris Pine Says ‘Star Trek’ Can’t be ‘Cerebral’ in 2016
I'd call him a fool but the audience are a bunch of feebs that created this market in the first place.
Sounds dope
Chris Pine Says ‘Star Trek’ Can’t be ‘Cerebral’ in 2016
I'd call him a fool but the audience are a bunch of feebs that created this market in the first place.
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People will be surprised again.
No, they won't. Nobody clockin Avatar anymore. It was a one time experience, not gonna happen again. There's no drawn audience to it, fanbase, anything. It's just sequels to hopefully generate buzz. The other franchises have built in fanbases's that drive every film, even the crappy Twilight films had a huge audience.
Avatar sequels will make money, but not major money. And they daaaaaaamn sure ain't surpassing Star Wars, or Marvel, or FF, or DC, etc with all their future movies upcoming. Zero chance. Zero.
Avatar sequels will make money, but not major money. And they daaaaaaamn sure ain't surpassing Star Wars, or Marvel, or FF, or DC, etc with all their future movies upcoming. Zero chance. Zero.
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Keep yapping, hater. The underwater scenes gonna be piff AF.
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I know they won't.
This movie and it's sequels better be solely aimed at children if it wants to do big money.
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I never said they wouldn't be. I agree even. But that doesn't equate to the franchise jumping up near the top of that list.
They'll make money, plenty of it. 2-3-4 hundred million. But that ain't enough to climb over those other franchises. That's not me hating, it's me being reasonable. Sorry man.
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I look forward to the sequels. If anyone can make a huge blockbuster with new effects it's James.
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Avatar sequels will still do huge numbers. They won't match the original or Marvel/Star Wars best efforts domestically, but they'll dominate the global box office.
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RIP Anton Yelchin...only 27...loved him in Star Trek and Like Crazy...way too young
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Wow. Details of the accident are weird. His car was in neutral and pinned him against his brick mailbox.
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Wow really sad. Only knew him from terminator.
My hood too. SFV.
My hood too. SFV.
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Damn, Yelchin passed away?
He was an incredible talent and very overlooked.
RIP
He was an incredible talent and very overlooked.
RIP
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Can't imagine losing a child on father's day. Incredible actor who would've been big. RIP.
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Damn, I liked dude as an actor. He was a good young up and comer.
He happened to be in a good deal of movies I liked. Most recent one I saw when he was having an affair with an older woman in Paris.
Dude will be missed.
He happened to be in a good deal of movies I liked. Most recent one I saw when he was having an affair with an older woman in Paris.
Dude will be missed.
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Ah man |I
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sad news, dude was very talented
I even liked him in Fright Night
I even liked him in Fright Night
