Even before it has hit theaters, Black Panther has become the most-tweeted about movie in the world this year.
Breaking the Twitter record for 2018, Black Panther has amassed more than five million tweets on the social platform revolving around the Marvel movie.
Black Panther is the top tweeted-about movie this year globally, with Star Wars: The Last Jedi coming in second place and Maze Runner: The Death Cure coming in third. In the United States, Fifty Shades Freed is also one of the top tweeted-about movies this year.
Becoming the most tweeted-about movie of 2018 is not the first record Black Panther has broken. The hotly anticipated film has also earned its title as Fandangos quickest-selling first-quarter film in regards to ticket pre-sales, beating past juggernauts like The Hunger Games and Beauty and the Beast. The flick is also on track to become Fandangos top pre-seller among all superhero films.
Urgh, Grace Randolph needs a muzzle.
Urgh, Grace Randolph needs a muzzle.
Marvel's going hard on the marketing
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If marvel keeps this great marketing up. BP should get to 145m easy.
Urgh, Grace Randolph needs a muzzle.
The box office projections so far is a good sign.
People should really pay less attention to anything she says. She says a lot of things to be a contrarian and get views to her videos.Urgh, Grace Randolph needs a muzzle.
Watch it right now!
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Black Panther is four days away from its wide release, and has already become the biggest seller of advance Imax tickets of any Marvel title, Imax Entertainment CEO Greg Foster told Variety on Monday.
We have a movie that has clearly captured the zeitgeist, Foster said. Pre-sales are the surest way to see how momentum is going: The momentum is gathering steam as opposed to slowing down.
With each passing week, box office estimates for the films opening weekend have climbed, reaching more than $150 million on Monday. The film could potentially have the largest February opening weekend ever, beating out Deadpool, which opened in February 2016 to a weekend box office total of $152 million.
Foster declined to provide specific figures on pre-sales, but said advanced Imax tickets for the film do not appear to have peaked yet.
A movie often peaks 10 days before it opens, he said. This movie feels like its going to peak the day it opens. Its remarkable.
Additionally, the film is attracting audiences all across the country. There are no borders on this. The momentum is continuing on both coasts and in the middle; in red states and in blue states. In giant cities and smaller suburbs.
The Marvel movie, which so far has a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, stars Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyongo, Angela Bassett, Danai Gurira, Martin Freeman, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, Forest Whitaker, and Andy Serkis.
Black Panther is directed by Ryan Coogler, based on a screenplay written by Coogler and Joe Robert Cole.
Urgh, Grace Randolph needs a muzzle.
I'll give her credit for treading carefully with this one. Her latest video she says she's going to wait till the movie come's out before she starts popping off.
Oh boy she's said some stupid and racially insensitive ***t in the past though. I've personally clashed with her in the comments section over some of things she says.
I don't see her racist, I just see her as stupid and tactless.
Her Dear White People trailer reaction tells you everything you need to know about Grace.
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Feb. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- ScreenX, the world's first multi-projection system that provides a 270-degree panoramic film viewing experience within a theatre setting, announced today that Marvel Studios' "Black Panther" will be featured in the stunning ScreenX format.
"Black Panther" is the first film from Marvel Studios to be converted into ScreenX, and the latest collaboration between The Walt Disney Studios and CJ 4DPLEX. The film will be released in ScreenX on a global scale, with showings in eight different countries. In addition to opening in ScreenX, audiences around the world will also be able to see "Black Panther" in 4DX another immersive format from CJ 4DPLEX that features motion seats and environmental effects.
"Black Panther" will be available at 101 ScreenX locations on three different continents. It will play in Korea, China, United States, Turkey, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan and Indonesia.
Speaking about the film's ScreenX release, Dave Hollis, President, Theatrical Distribution, The Walt Disney Studios, said "The immersive world of Wakanda is perfect for the panoramic ScreenX format, and we know from our previous collaborations with the ScreenX team that it will deliver an outstanding moviegoing experience for 'Black Panther.' "
"Each time Disney teams with us to convert one of their films into ScreenX or 4DX, we see a magnificent reaction at the movie theatre. As the first Marvel film in ScreenX, 'Black Panther' promises to elicit an amazing reaction from fans by immersing them into the Marvel Cinematic Universe at a new and thrilling level," said James Kang, Executive Vice President of ScreenX Division, CGV.