Days of Future Past 2014 Most Anticipated Movie: Xmen DOFP?

[Picard Sisko]

The Transformer films make alot of cash so it should be no surprise it's huge with a Facebook fan page.

Unfortunately, yes.

Here are the amount of likes each of these movies have on facebook:

Transformers 4: 123,057 likes - https://www.facebook.com/Transformers4Movie
300: Rise of an Empire - 45,950 likes - https://www.facebook.com/300riseofanempirespartans
X-Men: Days of Future Past: 13,498 likes - https://www.facebook.com/pages/X-Men-Days-of-Future-Past-2014/225988080854118
Star Wars Episode VII: 26,963 likes - https://www.facebook.com/StarWarsEpisode7FanPage
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: 11,481 likes - https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Amazing-Spider-Man-2/435405123167623
The Smurfs 2: 10,636 likes - https://www.facebook.com/TheSmurfs.II
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug: 6,978 likes - https://www.facebook.com/HobbitTheDesolationOfSmaug
Captain America: The Winter Soldier: 5,009 likes - https://www.facebook.com/CaptainAmerica.II

 

[EnDz0n3]

How do some of those movies get so much likes? 300 Sequel? Smurfs 2? Are there one too many X-men fan groups on Facebook that people have just not clued in to "Like"ing DOFP but have "Like"d other X-men movie groups? (That certainly is the case for me).

And the Transformers movies still getting fans really annoys me to no end. Is there no accounting for taste?

 

[Quasimod0]

Cap 2 is still my most anticipated movie but the wolverine has bumped DOFP up to number 2

 

[jaymes_e06]

I'm thinking the latter. I've seen some sites that have hits for celebs that the order just seems absurd. Facebook likes don't account for the whole human populace.

 

[DorneyDave]

I thought the best scene in The Wolverine by far was the mid-credits set up for DOFP.

I love the original cast and I loved First Class to.

Can't wait to see this all come together.

 

[PoSeiDon]

Any site that places Transformers 4 at #1 loses credibility. How do movies like, 300: Rise of an Empire, The Smurfs 2, and the Hunger Games make it to that list?

ITS NOT LYING! The numbers are speaking to "likes" on FB pages. X-men movies on FB has over 8 million. That many people actually "like" those pages and get their info from them. X-men has posted many updates to their FB. All one must do is type in the FB the names of those pages and see the actual likes.

 

[PoSeiDon]

https://www.facebook.com/300Movie

https://www.facebook.com/transformersmovie

https://www.facebook.com/SmurfHappens

https://www.facebook.com/CaptainAmericaMovie

https://www.facebook.com/xmenmovies

https://www.facebook.com/TheHungerGamesMovie

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Facebook Index Updated: Sat Jul 27 at 12:14PM PST

Film # Fans 1 Transformers 4 21,184,046 2 The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug 12,333,014 3 300: Rise of an Empire 10,696,066 4 Star Wars: Episode VII 10,529,545 5 The Smurfs 2 9,860,980 6 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire 9,711,115 7 X-Men: Days of Future Past 8,354,688 8 Captain America: The Winter Soldier

 

[def28]

The only one that trips me out is Smurfs. Had no idea the fan base was large for that one. Then again, never paid attention.

 

[PoSeiDon]

The Hunger Games9,725,694 likes · 1,096,200 talking about this

Transformers
21,189,594 likes · 100,936 talking about this

X-Men Movies
8,358,180 likes · 212,631 talking about this

300
10,696,536 likes · 177,424 talking about this

<h2>The Smurfs9,868,337 likes · 220,601 talking about this






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[Picard Sisko]

ITS NOT LYING! The numbers are speaking to "likes" on FB pages. X-men movies on FB has over 8 million. That many people actually "like" those pages and get their info from them. X-men has posted many updates to their FB. All one must do is type in the FB the names of those pages and see the actual likes.

That has fb likes that have been building up from before First Class (and represents the previous trilogy as well).

 

[PoSeiDon]

That has fb likes that have been building up from before First Class (and represents the previous trilogy as well).

Which is now where all of the DOFP updates are being posted. In actuality, all of those FB pages are hold overs from a previous movie/franchise.

 

[EnDz0n3]

The Hunger Games9,725,694 likes · 1,096,200 talking about this

Transformers
21,189,594 likes · 100,936 talking about this

X-Men Movies
8,358,180 likes · 212,631 talking about this

300
10,696,536 likes · 177,424 talking about this

<h2>The Smurfs9,868,337 likes · 220,601 talking about this






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Transformers movies trumps all and I cry for the human race...

Anyways, speaking of The Hunger Games, Time Magazine just came out with "TIME The 100 Most Influential People Who Never Lived" issue and they have Katniss on the cover (among others). You mean to tell me of all the Fictional characters, some character that was conceived in 2008 is one of 100 most influential? I'm willing to bet no X-man character made that list. Gimme a break...

 

[psylockolussus]

Professor X should be in the Top 100!

 

[PoSeiDon]

Transformers is a world wide behemoth whether you like it or not. Hell, even my mom ran to the theaters to see those movies.

 

[def28]

Nostalgic Robots, Hot Women, Fast expensive cars and a ****load of Bayhem=$$$$

Those flicks are still a hell of a good time for me even if they piss me off on the writing side of things. Some amazing set pieces. Transformers 1 is actually a pretty solid Blockbuster overall imo.

 

[Mrs Vimes]

What made the Avengers big is the fact that you had these superheroes who were featured in individual movies, and suddenly all of them are teaming up in ONE major film. It was something special, something that had never been seen before in comic book movies.

And another thing about Avengers is that it was fresh and new, and served as an introduction to the characters for the people who might not have seen the individual movies. Whereas X-Men might feel like yesterday's news to some people, and there's a whole labyrinth of established characters and their relationships from the previous movies for a newcomer to wrap their mind around.