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I liked the part when Marvel trolled all the incels by having the girl power team up moment near the end. Fedora neckbeard having losers probably raged hard and are now writing to Marvel Studios protesting over it. [COLOR="white"]The same group that rages over a little 18 year old girl being the killer of the Night King in Game of Thrones. [/COLOR]
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[QUOTE=Doctor K]I'm not a Star Wars fan or expert but is this the same Star War universe that has been going on for 40 years? Have they been making films continuously for these past 40 years within that same universe like every year or at least every few years? The recent films aren't remakes or reboots?
If the answer to any of the above questions is NO...then your comparison is terrible.[/QUOTE]
Nice attempt to move the goal post but Star Wars is Star Wars. Characters like Mark Hamil were in the first movie back in 1977 and also in episode 7 and 8, which came out in 2017.
11 years isn't shit. Sorry.
[QUOTE=egokiller]I liked the part when Marvel trolled all the incels by having the girl power team up moment near the end. Fedora neckbeard having losers probably raged hard and are now writing to Marvel Studios protesting over it. [COLOR="white"]The same group that rages over a little 18 year old girl being the killer of the Night King in Game of Thrones. [/COLOR]
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Stop acting like you get p*ssy dude :oldlol: Straight up embarrassing.
[QUOTE=egokiller]Nice attempt to move the goal post but Star Wars is Star Wars. Characters like Mark Hamil were in the first movie back in 1977 and also in episode 7 and 8, which came out in 2017.
11 years isn't shit. Sorry.[/QUOTE]
Ok so the answer to those questions is NO. So it's not the same. I don't think you get it. Thats like saying all the Batman movies from Nolan to the new Justice League are linked. And all the ones before have been linked for 20+ years. That is not the 11 year span I'm talking about. You're an idiot for even making that argument :roll:
The $$$ speaks for itself, this is the best creation in cinematic history
[QUOTE=Jameerthefear]Stop acting like you get p*ssy dude :oldlol: Straight up embarrassing.[/QUOTE]
Another triggered incel. :facepalm You haven
[QUOTE=Doctor K]Ok so the answer to those questions is NO. So it's not the same. I don't think you get it. Thats like saying all the Batman movies from Nolan to the new Justice League are linked. And all the ones before have been linked for 20+ years. That is not the 11 year span I'm talking about. You're an idiot for even making that argument :roll:
The $$$ speaks for itself, this is the best creation in cinematic history[/QUOTE]
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What part of Mark Hamil, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford being in movies 40 years apart under the same title Star Wars don
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What part of Mark Hamil, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford being in movies 40 years apart under the same title Star Wars don
[QUOTE=Doctor K]What part of continuity and reboots do you not get?
I don't consider the X-Men series from the early 2000s the same as the ones that rebooted later in the 2010s. Even if they shared some characters like the old Professor X being in Days of Future Past.
Again, I'm not a Star Wars expert so I don't know what happened there but if you can't identify reboots to a storyline then I don't know what to tell you. I guess in your world THIS X-Men Series has been going on for 19 years as well? :facepalm[/QUOTE]
The X-men series is different because it has reboots. Star Wars doesn
[QUOTE=egokiller]The X-men series is different because it has reboots. Star Wars doesn
[QUOTE=Doctor K]Ok so first of all, episodes = movies?
2nd of all, so there have been 8 total movies? :lol
You're comparing that to the 22 movies made by Marvel?
Also, we are talking about the same production house right for Star Wars the past 40 years? Don't tell me the 1-3 and 4-6 and 7-9 are coming from total different sources.
I'd love to see how/why you think the 8 movies by Star Wars are greater than what Marvel has done with their 22. Most of what I heard is the 4-6 were great but everything else sucked. I know for a fact these days the Star War movies don't come CLOSE to what Marvel has done.[/QUOTE]
Yes, episode = movie. The first 6 were lucas films and lucus films was then sold to disney. No reboots with the same actors being in movies 40 years apart trumps 11 years of marvel at 22 movies. How many spider man reboots are out now? 3? :oldlol:
[QUOTE=egokiller]Another triggered incel. :facepalm You haven
[QUOTE=egokiller]Yes, episode = movie. The first 6 were lucas films and lucus films was then sold to disney. No reboots with the same actors being in movies 40 years apart trumps 11 years of marvel at 22 movies. How many spider man reboots are out now? 3? :oldlol:[/QUOTE]
So I asked why you think Star Wars is greater and your response was "movies 40 years apart triumps 11 years" :facepalm
[QUOTE=Jameerthefear]Literally just pulled my wet c0ck from a p*ssy you virgin :oldlol: Enjoy the porn for another day you old loser :roll:[/QUOTE]
Nope because if that were true you wouldn
[QUOTE=Doctor K]So I asked why you think Star Wars is greater and your response was "movies 40 years apart triumps 11 years" :facepalm[/QUOTE]
No, your whole argument is based on 11 years worth of movies which isn
[QUOTE=egokiller]No, your whole argument is based on 11 years worth of movies which isn’t shit compared to something that’s been going on for 40 years with the same actors and no reboots.[/QUOTE]
My argument isn't based on the fact that their run has lasted 11 years. :oldlol:
My argument is based on the [B]success [/B]of their run in the 11 years. Obviously. How successful has Starwars been in most of that 40 year span? Or even overall?
[QUOTE=egokiller]Nope because if that were true you wouldn
yikes, Ego_Altin cringing up this thread hard
Making statements that trigger incels is now considered to be
[QUOTE=Doctor K]Ok so first of all, episodes = movies?
2nd of all, so there have been 8 total movies? :lol
You're comparing that to the 22 movies made by Marvel?
Also, we are talking about the same production house right for Star Wars the past 40 years? Don't tell me the 1-3 and 4-6 and 7-9 are coming from total different sources.
I'd love to see how/why you think the 8 movies by Star Wars are greater than what Marvel has done with their 22. Most of what I heard is the 4-6 were great but everything else sucked. I know for a fact these days the Star War movies don't come CLOSE to what Marvel has done.[/QUOTE]
I hear that crap about 22 movies all the time, but aside from some background information provided you don't need to see any Marvel movie to follow the Avengers story. People act like it's a continuos story told, but it's just losely connected.
Somewhere down the road the MCU guys decided to do a hero name dropping flick and it blew up.
[QUOTE=Doctor K]My argument isn't based on the fact that their run has lasted 11 years. :oldlol:
My argument is based on the [B]success [/B]of their run in the 11 years. Obviously. How successful has Starwars been in most of that 40 year span? Or even overall?[/QUOTE]
You can buy anything Starwars. From tissues to Dildos, from Yoda earrings to drones, etcetc.
It's the biggest merchandising movie franchise with a religious following. The Avengers are ok, but they're not on that level yet.
comparing a record label to a solo artist and contributing that as the reason for comparison
I also don't think ethnicity trumps nationality, but what's bi-racial anyways
Well, Marvel ends this phase 1 with elite products and two of the more succesful movies of all time.
Meanwhile, SW has been destroying themselves with last 2 movies, specially episode 8. It seems episode 9 will be better, I hope because I like both sagas a lot.
P.S SW TV series has been strong but not nearly massive as MCU (clone wars, rebels)
Avengers Endgame has broken box office records in a bunch of countries so far, biggest box office opening here in MX, cinema I went to was packed, 9 of their 12 theaters were showing Endgame and were all sold out :eek: Never saw anything like it before.
[QUOTE=Real Men Wear Green]Thank you for the warning, but by "spoilers" I was actually referring to the box office count and an argument I had with a certain poster that will remain Shogon,[/QUOTE]
My wife was looking through Facebook at an news story about the NFL and someone randomly posted the biggest spoiler for the movie in the comments. People are just f*cking mean.
They total estimate some companies think will be $2.5 billion. Making it second all-time behind Avatar. We shall see. Depends on how many people go a second or third time honestly. Nerds will rejoice.
[QUOTE=Meticode]They total estimate some companies think will be $2.5 billion. Making it second all-time behind Avatar. We shall see. Depends on how many people go a second or third time honestly. Nerds will rejoice.[/QUOTE]
I really hope it surpasses Avatar
[QUOTE=Smook A.]I really hope it surpasses Avatar[/QUOTE]
This x infinity (stones)
Watched Avatar and really never understood the appeal.
[QUOTE=Meticode]They total estimate some companies think will be $2.5 billion. Making it second all-time behind Avatar. We shall see. Depends on how many people go a second or third time honestly. Nerds will rejoice.[/QUOTE]
I didn't have plans to go see it again, but I may just do that. I want to watch it with a group of real fans.
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You can buy anything Starwars. From tissues to Dildos, from Yoda earrings to drones, etcetc.
It's the biggest merchandising movie franchise with a religious following. The Avengers are ok, but they're not on that level yet.[/QUOTE]
Yes but thats not based off of the movies that Star Wars is so popular. They had TV shows as well etc.
I'm just talking movie success here. Marvel Studios >>>>
[QUOTE=Doctor K]Yes but thats not based off of the movies that Star Wars is so popular. They had TV shows as well etc.
I'm just talking movie success here. Marvel Studios >>>>[/QUOTE]
Doesn't matter who is better. It's all Disney anyway. :lol
Disney up in here like...
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[QUOTE=TheMan]This x infinity (stones)
Watched Avatar and really never understood the appeal.[/QUOTE]
Remember when it released, Avatar had multiple digitally/audio enhanced versions. It was one of the first theater films that mastered a really good 3D version in sharp detail. It wasn't the usual $5-$7 upgrade from their non-3d base version, $7-$10 theaters hiked up Avatar tickets $30-$40 and everyone was forking it over
It was the seed that jumpstarted and hyper accelerated that five year 3D film fad .
But it really looked better in 3D thou
[QUOTE=TheMan]This x infinity (stones)
Watched Avatar and really never understood the appeal.[/QUOTE]
Remember when it released, Avatar was one of the founding fathers to have multiple viewing packages and digitally/audio enhanced versions. It was one of the first theater films that mastered a really good 3D version in sharp detail. It wasn't the usual $5-$7 upgrade from their non-3d base version, $7-$10 theaters hiked up Avatar tickets $30-$40 and everyone was forking it over
It was the seed that jumpstarted and hyper accelerated that five year 3D film fad .
But it really looked better in 3D thou
Its already made $1.5 billion and it hasn't even been a week. By the end of this weekend I can see it going to $2 billion. A lot of people are going to be watching it a 2nd or 3rd time for sure
I wasn't wrong that it wouldn't be as good as Infinity War... I was right about that... but...
This movie has clearly done better than I thought it was going to. I was laughably dead ass wrong about that. Embarrassingly so.
I've never seen a movie do so well that didn't REALLY start promoting itself up everyone's ass until only a month before release. That's what truly threw me off. I guess it should be obvious in hindsight, given how many films over the years have tied in with this, no doubt about it. But still... it just seems to me like the promotional hype train would be in full force for about 6 months to a year out of most other truly huge movies before it... where this movie basically didn't start promoting until right after I made that thread.
Hell, there wasn't even a thread here for that movie until I made one 30 days out... there were far smaller films that made far less money that have had people making threads here many many many many months in advance... and yet somehow Endgame slipped under the radar entirely until it was go time.
That's what threw me off and why my prediction was so wildly inaccurate.
Looks like it might pass Avatar... should have taken me up on the bet if that ends up being the case, RMWG... oh well.
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I've never seen a movie do so well that didn't REALLY start promoting itself up everyone's ass until only a month before release. That's what truly threw me off. [/QUOTE]
the movie didn't need promotion with the way Infinity War ended and how many people watched it. They also did a really good job of not giving anything away in trailers and in the little promotion there was, I watched all footage released prior to the movie and I was surprised by the directions the movie took and that definitely improved the experience of watching it. Too many films just give away the whole plot in trailers nowdays.
Checked Wikipedia today (5/3 2:32PM EST) It's above $1.7 billion and hasn't even officially began it's second weekend yet. It's going to go well over $2 billion in 10-11 days from it's April 26th release.
saw it. thought it was eh.
not turrible, just ok.
may be the most nonsensical time travel flick i've ever seen doe.
the shit with cap at the end didn't make a lick of sense.
best part was knowing all the incel/racist meltdowns it would produce.
captain obama and bad bitches uniting to fight the patriarchy cut to the soul of the inkkkcel community.
DEEP.
Through Friday Endgame has amassed $1.9 billion. After Saturday it's expected to be over the $2 billion mark easily. It's only on it's 7th or 8th day since release and it's already made more money than Infinity War did internationally.
[QUOTE=Meticode]Through Friday Endgame has amassed $1.9 billion. After Saturday it's expected to be over the $2 billion mark easily. It's only on it's 7th or 8th day since release and it's already made more money than Infinity War did internationally.[/QUOTE]
Not surprising.
[QUOTE=Ben Simmons 25]I wasn't wrong that it wouldn't be as good as Infinity War... I was right about that... but...
This movie has clearly done better than I thought it was going to. I was laughably dead ass wrong about that. Embarrassingly so.
I've never seen a movie do so well that didn't REALLY start promoting itself up everyone's ass until only a month before release. That's what truly threw me off. I guess it should be obvious in hindsight, given how many films over the years have tied in with this, no doubt about it. But still... it just seems to me like the promotional hype train would be in full force for about 6 months to a year out of most other truly huge movies before it... where this movie basically didn't start promoting until right after I made that thread.
Hell, there wasn't even a thread here for that movie until I made one 30 days out... there were far smaller films that made far less money that have had people making threads here many many many many months in advance... and yet somehow Endgame slipped under the radar entirely until it was go time.
That's what threw me off and why my prediction was so wildly inaccurate.
Looks like it might pass Avatar... should have taken me up on the bet if that ends up being the case, RMWG... oh well.[/QUOTE]
It takes a girthy man of epic proportions to admit he was wrong
Ben MF Thiccoms ladies and gentlemen :applause:
Not as good as Infinity Wars.