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I think worldwide itll be between 500-749. I just got a feeling itll do well
surely blackest night is bring in a lot of new fans right? i've not read it yet but hear it is amazing
Im kinda dumbfounded by your logic. Martin Campbell has been way more consistent than Johnston and Branaugh in terms of output. Most of his films are probably considered classics of the action genre. doesnt mean he'll do good with superheroes but so far the casting and other factors are pretty positive.
Branaugh is a great director, but he hasnt really tackled much in the 2000's that would give me extreme confidence in his abilities. Plus, he is known for Shakespeare adaptions, which he does great. Im sure he's good at adapting sources to film. Doesnt necassarily mean he can handle a big budget type action type film though. And johnston has cvarying quality in hsi films.
I think all 3 movies will be great and I trust all 3 directors. But ther eis no way to tell that GL will be the worst. They can all go either way IMHO but so far so good with them all (cap's problems aside). I just think its not so cut and dried that GL will be the least of em.
I can see Thor blowing people away, Cap being a little under the radar adn GL blowing away people as well, MAYBE JUST MAYBE more than Thor.
It's been a while since you've been around these parts, Drakon. Where have you been?
The studio's/theaters are going to regret those price hikes. Hell, How to Tame Your Dragon was in 3D and it's numbers are hella disappointing.
The only successful Fantasy films come from the LOTR's franchise...thats why I don't have an ounce of faith in Thor being a boxoffice success. I'll never say never but right now I'm not betting on it.
I'm sure it will do fine overseas though.