Kryptonian Warrior
The Dawn Is Upon Us
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That would be correct!Isn't Batman the Caped Crusader?
That would be correct!Isn't Batman the Caped Crusader?
The failed movie that made 400 million $ in theaters...
actually "failed" is too harsh of a word since it got over 70% on RT, but as Alonsovich pointed out...they're practically rebooting the franchise after the backlash it received from all of it's flaws. yes, Superman Returns made quite a bit but even the producers said they were expecting more. it also didn't make a profit despite earning almost twice it's budget. on top of that, Batman Begins made $20 million less than SR and it spawned one of the best sequels of all time.The failed movie that made 400 million $ in theaters...
that's just crazy talk. Bosworth looked NOTHING like Lois. Winstead, with her hair the way it's been in recent interviews, looks almost perfect for the role! i'm not sure i want her as Lois, but i can't deny how much she visually fits the role.oh and winstead looks horrible for lois. as bad as bosworth
so why did the wb release the movie? when they screened it, they should have known what was wrong with it. instead they release the movie then complain it wasn't what they wanted okk
I'm sure you checked WB and Legendary's accounting to say that.it also didn't make a profit despite earning almost twice it's budget.
I'm sure you checked WB and Legendary's accounting to say that.
"...more than $60 million" in merchandising revenues (THR, 11/2/2007, p. P-7)
The guys at Legendary were really eager to produce a sequel, they even announced it on their website.
I'm sure you did too... please do tell us all why is it getting rebooted if it was so successful and their pockets are sooo full.
That and probably Singer's contractual share of the gross had something to do with the decision too.Because the definition of success changes by the minute among studio heads and fanboys.
Financially the movie did very well. The public had trouble with certain aspects of the film and were highly vocal about them. Thus....changes being made.
That and probably Singer's contractual share of the gross had something to do with the decision too.
IMVHO, If Lex and the real estate plot had been portrayed differently, ie, stealing the crystals to make high tech weapons, inventing new tech that he sells to the highest bidders, and using the proceeds to create Lex-corp, then we would prolly have had our sequel by now. He could have even used one of his thugs and turned him into Metallo.Because the definition of success changes by the minute among studio heads and fanboys.
Financially the movie did very well. The public had trouble with certain aspects of the film and were highly vocal about them. Thus....changes being made.
that's good and all, but i've already mentioned that SR actually made quite a bit of money. that wasn't the real problem here. after all, Batman Begins didn't make a HUGE profit either ($70 more than double it's budget). the REAL problem was that the movie just had a bunch of bad juju surrounding it due to the bad story elements (Superkid, Emo Supes, etc) PLUS Singer got caught up with other projects. so again, i admit that "failed" was a strong word...but it didn't create a sequel, which (fortunately or unfortunately depending on your perspective) has become the standard for "success" in Hollywood as of late.I'm sure you checked WB and Legendary's accounting to say that.
"...more than $60 million" in merchandising revenues (THR, 11/2/2007, p. P-7)
The guys at Legendary were really eager to produce a sequel, they even announced it on their website.
because............i was talking about Brandon Routh duh! if it was meant to strictly be a thread for kissing his @$$ then they should've named it "the Brandon Routh Shrine" or "Praise Brandon Routh". it's not like i'm trolling here, i'm giving my honest opinion and backing it up. i like Routh, he seems to be a great guy...but imo, the fact that he's associated with SR makes him unlikely to star in this movie and what i see as dull acting doesn't really help his chances either.So why post in this thread?
That is beyond awesome. In fact it's creeping into the realm of EPICNESS! I cannot wait for SP. BTW, if you have a PS3 the demo for the game is up and it is awesome as well.LOL! Check this out,
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The Expendables?
http://www.edgarwrighthere.com/2010/08/11/august-10-2010-houston-scott-pilgrim-vs-the-expendables/
Also, nice vid with images of the movie and videogame (music from the videogame too),
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nMezPPCRPA
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I personally think that it's going to be a close race this weekend. The Expendables and Scott Pilgrim both look amazing. I see SP winning out though, just because I think that it will appeal to the younger masses, because of the video game vibe, but I don't know. Going to be a HUGE weekend nonetheless.Ironically Expendables is going to kick Pilgrim's ass this weekend. Inception might end up earning more too.