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and jokes it was indeed a wacky day. imagine the mayhem when comicon arrives. mama mia!
You are using fresh to refer to Zack's movies a rotten tomato term with rt being a critic review website, hence my point on critics being irrelevant.
But I wasn't asking whether or not you cared about critics' opinions, I was asking if he could make a Fresh movie.![]()
**** the critics. **** RT. Everyone here is going to see the movie no matter what. If you like it, you like it and if you don't, you don't.
and I countered fresh doesn't matter, entertaining and profitable does, and zack's movie are generally entertaining (to me) as for money that would require research I don't care enough to do all I know is mos and bvs were profitable so he must be doing something right.
Now I'm wondering what the hell Aquaman has been up to this entire time. All of those posts with Jason and now absolutely nothing about Aquaman.
Snyder's biggest problem is his films don't have legs. I think Watchmen and BvS are the two weakest superhero films of all time in this regard, their box office multipliers sucked. Repeat value is vital for a movie and those films had weak legs.
Nah. I'm skipping it if the buzz isn't good. I'd rather watch Thor 3 and Episode 8 instead.
Someone the other day compiled a list of big budget wide release movies with below a 2x multiplier - nearly every single one on the list is universally regarded as awful, and Snyder has three of his films on that list.
Thor 3 is going to have to work to get my money after two lackluster movies. It's in nearly the same position as Justice League with me.
Thor 3 is going to have to work to get my money after two lackluster movies. It's in nearly the same position as Justice League with me.
Now I'm wondering what the hell Aquaman has been up to this entire time. All of those posts with Jason and now absolutely nothing about Aquaman.
All this seems a little superficial when you really think about it. At the end of the day, it's all about the audience's mindset and perception going into the film. Obviously, if it's got a fresh score, audiences will go in expecting a fresh movie, and looking for validation that it's a fresh movie. And of course, the opposite applies if a film has a rotten. I'm waiting for the day when studios will flat out rig RT and bribe RT scores.