psylockolussus
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Jesus. This is not a mcu thread.
Ummm. Dark PhoeniX was marketed as the end of the series that started with X1 even before it bombed. Tell me what would have they done if that movie overperformed then?If this makes money, they will continue it. Some people really think they live in a world where companies care about anything but money.
The fact is, none of us can say with ABSOLUTE certainty that this won’t join the MCU. If (and the trailer is very popular) it does well, then all bets are off. I’m sure psylock will disagree as he always does and ***** and moan though.
That's not the point. The point is that this is bussiness. Disney/Marvel will care if the profit is big. Thinking otherwise is pure ignorance. Greedy corporations aren't your friend, nor they care about one may think, or anything that doesn't give them profit.Ummm. Dark PhoeniX was marketed as the end of the series that started with X1 even before it bombed. Tell me what would have they done if that movie overperformed then?
While with this film, they are not going to say its a 1 and done especially it has yet to hit theaters.
5.5 million is not very popular especially the view count for the trailers of other foX Marvel films have earned more than that within a week. I'm sure the trailer was uploaded in numerous social media accounts and the other YouTube channels, but you don't see FoX or Disney bragging about the viewership of New Mutants' trailer if its really popular.
After years of delays, the latest X-Menspin-off film The New Mutants is finally on track for release in April, and we're all hoping it proves that it's worth the wait and performs better than X-Men: Dark Phoenix.
The movie is set to follow five young mutants who are just discovering their abilities – played by Maisie Williams, Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Heaton, Blu Hunt and Henry Zaga – as they fight to escape the secret facility they're being held in against their will.
And while we don't know much else about what to expect from the X-Men horror film, we do at least know when in time it's taking place.
Speaking to Digital Spy and other press on a set visit in 2017 back when the movie was shooting, New Mutants producer Karen Rosenfelt shed a bit of light on its setting.
"It's contemporary timeless," she said. "We don't define where we are, but it is today. It's contemporary. It's not way in the future and it's not in the past."
When questioned on whether New Mutants was in the same timeline as 2011's X-Men: First Class, Rosenfelt further explained that the new film is "its own thing".
"I think it's safe to say," she added. "But again, what we're striving for, as they did with Deadpool, is what Fox and Simon [Kinberg] are doing with each of the franchises in the X-Men universe is making them all signature unique."
So what do you want me to assume, the rest are alive and just happened to leave Logan and Xavier in a slump? So Nope. Who knows those "ONLY some of them" you are referring are all the other ot characters. The fact that "just some" of them were killed off screen already is a big disservice. You are not going to change my mind.Why do people insist on saying 'all' of the X-Men were killed in Logan when the radio clearly says that only some of them were killed.
So what do you want me to assume, the rest are alive and just happened to leave Logan and Xavier in a slump? So Nope. Who knows those "ONLY some of them" you are referring are all the other ot characters. The fact that "just some" of them were killed off screen already is a big disservice. You are not going to change my mind.
Yeah I'm ignoring what you just said. You don't need to comment again and again in my every post. I don't nag you, everytime you say Endgame didn't live upto your eXpectations for the umpteenth time despite you giving the movie an 8.5. Lol. Well this is the first time I've ever commented on that, despite seeing your repetition about that movie because I'm not here to criticize posters about their movie opinions, unlike what you are doing here.It is stated in the movie that some of them were killed, not all of them. Logan was in hiding in the movie, hence his surprise at Pierce finding them and Logan using his James Howlett name. The other X-Men may simply not have been to find him. Or they didn't want to knowing how dangerous Xavier is, especially with the government labelling his mind as a WMD.
It's not about changing your mind it's about what's stated to us in the movie. If you wanna ignore that it's up to you but it just further confirms your bias against these movies.
Yeah I'm ignoring what you just said. You don't need to comment again and again in my every post. I don't nag you, everytime you say Endgame didn't live upto your eXpectations for the umpteenth time despite you giving the movie an 8.5. Lol. Well this is the first time I've ever commented on that, despite seeing your repetition about that movie because I'm not here to criticize posters about their movie opinions, unlike what you are doing here.
I don't care if you think I'm bias. I was right about Dark PhoeniX after all, you weren't. And I'm probably right about the New Mutants as well. And if I'm not. So what. I stay on topic unlike you.
""It's contemporary timeless," she said."
Yeah, that tells us so much about exactly when NM takes place.
It's hilarious that set visits for this movie took place way back in 2017. The whole sad ordeal would have been over and done with two years ago if Kinberg hadn't gotten the bright idea to meddle with Boone's production.
Contemporary timeless yet it looks so dated.
Jesus. This is not a mcu thread.
Well I'm entitled to my opinion and it does look like a tv movie eXpecially compare to the recent MCU films.
Feige has plans for the neXt five years (...) Does this movie even have a shot of outgrossing the lowest mcu film in North America?
Its not joining the mcu.
Also Kevin Feige already has plans for the Mutants and I doubt that includes retaining the cast of this film.
In a time when mcu is striving and Dceu is trying to catch up on Mcu. You would think a film franchise like the X-Men would have the advantage about world building and cross overs as their first three films was released before the mcu's first film was released in theaters. (...) Also, its intentionally made it low budget which is so odd given how Marvel in general have gotten bigger with the mainstream due to the mcu films.
Endgame didn't live upto your eXpectations
Originally slated for release almost exactly two years prior, The New Mutants arrives in theaters at an awkward time… if it even arrives at all. Principal photography wrapped just a few months before Disney announced its acquisition of 20th Century Fox, though the film reportedly needed extensive reshoots, causing the release to be bumped to February 22, 2019, then to August 2, 2019 and then finally to the current date of April 3, 2020. In New Mutants fashion, though, the reshoots themselves have not even happened, with producer Simon Kinberg stating in May that they haven’t happened since they’re waiting for the cast’s schedules to clear up. This was originally billed as the first superhero horror movie… with the studio then paring back the horror elements only to then re-shape the movie closer to director Josh Boone’s original horror vision. Given this over-complicated approach to the production, and the fact that the last X-Men movie, Dark Phoenix, was basically dead on arrival ($65.8 million domestic) with a much more notable cast, I can’t imagine The New Mutants making any waves at the box office… if it’s ever released in theaters at all. $12.6 million debut, $56.8 million domestic
2020 Movies Box Office Predictions - IGN
Very cool. Evocative of the cover of the issue where the Beyonder killed all the New Mutants.New poster
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