Erik Lensherr
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So much diversity in this cast. Impressive.
But so much quality.
So much diversity in this cast. Impressive.
But so much quality.
Simon Kinberg explains Dark Phoenix's release dateBoxOfficeReport.com @BORReport
Next weekend's estimated location count for Dark Phoenix is 3,500.
This is too low for a superhero movie.
on average these films usually get 4000-4100.
SLOP2 will have 4,400 even with a horrible pre-sale.
Simon told Collider: "We looked at that date versus the February 14 date, the studio did and we did, we felt like that June date was a bigger opportunity for us globally.
"More screens, more IMAX screens, a better chance to play in China where these movies have a massive following. What we found when we released the trailer was that 44, 45 million views of the trailer were in China alone ... Specific for us, it is an opportunity to be a bigger movie day-and-date globally."


Eh. All those Britishers look alike.Posted this before in another thread but still can't get over the fact that in Dark Phoenix(which is set in the 90's)Kinberg expects us to believe that James Mcavoy in a decade will turn into a 50-something year old Patrick Stewart in 2000.

I don't. I played 1 interview of him posted here yesterday, and I stopped when he said, he always wanted the film to be the culmination of the series. I've been avoiding to read/watch his interviews because its gonna contain a lie and its just irritating, and that interview that I watched yesterday was another example.Why do people still believe anything this guy says?
Simon Kinberg explains Dark Phoenix's release date
And before someone shouts "Fake News!" watch the video to hear it directly from the horse's mouth:
Why do people still believe anything this guy says?
Well which is it? Was the ending changed because it was too similar to another film, or because certain arcs didn't come together clearly?
Here's a quote from Kinberg in this interview that I find...interesting to say the least.
I recommend the rest of you read the whole interview that I've linked. Nothing too earth-shattering in terms of revelations but its a good read nonetheless.
This is an older interview but this is the same guy that was doing interviews hoping F4 2 was still happening long after the first movie bombed.So he still thinks Gambit is coming out next year?
so I got confused bt the timeline of reshoot.
it's 3month including pre production(set building thing), but 3wks with cast. right?
They have a great script that 3 directors abandoned the project.So he still thinks Gambit is coming out next year?
No.is Moira in this?
Kinberg has been quoted in a video as saying "2 1/2 weeks reshoot with the first unit" but again this is Kinberg saying this, so up to you if you believe him. Can a first time director really reshoot 1/3rd of a big budget movie in 2 1/2 weeks? Can any director?so I got confused bt the timeline of reshoot.
it's 3month including pre production(set building thing), but 3wks with cast. right?
It sounds like mismanagement to me. Who destroys sets, when a lot of blockbusters do reshoots/additional shoots especially cb films? I remember Singer said they stored the Cerebro / subbasement sets in the Fox lot after X1 just incase they might need it for the sequel and they did. While the Disney deal wasn't even finalized when Dark Phoenix finished filming way back in 2017. Kinberg isn't new to film production, not to be aware that his 1st directorial film might need additional filming. Another problem for this film.
They have a great script that 3 directors abandoned the project.
I wonder what production budget for Dark PhoeniX would they give to box office mojo. According to Wikipedia its 200 million.
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