it sucked? Its at 75% on rt.
Rotten Tomatoes' ratings doesn't mean anything.
Superman Returns is at 76% and yet many say it sucked. Ditto The Amazing Spider-Man (73%), Iron Man 2 (75%) and so on. bad place Avatar is at 83%.
I guess you basically confirmed to me that the Hobbit is in fact pretty good. Thanks.
From those I've talked to who have seen it (and not giving Peter Jackson a free pass or blinded by Tolkien fanboyism), the opposite. A bad movie. Then again... all signs point to it.
You obviously forgot about the "WRONG" backlash.Superman Returns' trailers resonated with fans too and anyone to say otherwise is (terrible) liar. So again... we've seen these kind of reactions before.
This is the knee-jerk fanboy nerdgasm reaction talking.
when dark_b says december he means that Hobbit should been thrown to 2013. the movie cost an insane amount of money to finish the effects at 48fps in november 2012. MOS on the other side could be finished in october without a problem.They could've done November but then you had competing audiences with Twilight and Skyfall. Certainly not December with The Hobbit.
some liked it and some didnt.You obviously forgot about the "WRONG" backlash.
$200M plus I can tell you that.
You mean donestic right?
No, someone was asking about the budget.
But since you're asking, yeah I have no doubt. This is going to do $300M domestic. You can sense it's going to go over very well.
Anything over 700 is going into unrealistic fan-wish territory but im not saying it's totally impossible, stranger things have happened, but regardless, its highly unlikely.
$700M is already in that territory with all due respect.
That's OK, we all have our opinions. I just think if a mediocre and not that well marketed film with no good WOM like TASM (and yes, I know Spidey is more popular than Supes, but the point still stands) can make 750, opening two weeks before TDKR, MOS can approach that as well, especially with Nolan's name attached, 3D and if they market the huge action in the final trailer. However, if I had to bet on it right now, I'd say $550-600.