it’s remarkable that in a couple weeks three of the five biggest films of all time will have been directed by James Cameron.

you could try not watching her

Don’t think there is any question it’s going to break $2B. Question is just how high up the all-time list it can go at this point. Could get as high as 4th if it gets to $2.07B which seems very possible.

On the other hand, the online discourse (especially the top levels) realise that it doesn’t matter what they say, they get paid by those watching them say it.

I just figured that if Avatar was a one and done, people would in general be fine with that but if another one came out, they’d go see it if it was put out there in large numbers.

See also, Velma becoming the rare show to be despised by all sides of the online political discourse, and also being HBO Max’s biggest opening ratings hit ever.

*eyes dart back and forth, then* Gotta go!

“It was fan-service all along!”

Trying to recreate something is always the way for lighting to strike twice...For sure

Didn’t you post a few weeks before the movie came out that you worked in the industry and everyone there said it was going to fail?

Titanic is apparently opening on February 10. That’s a pretty huge movie.

I think there’s some truth in that, and the corollary to it is that the online ‘discourse’ isn’t nearly as important in the real world as its participants like to believe.

Are there any huge movies coming out before Ant-Man 3 on Feb 17th? 

It reportedly uses the “howcatchem” format of Columbo, where the viewer knows the killer, so , yeah, pretty close.

So wait. Did... did the twitter meme about casting Natasha Lyonne in a reboot of Columbo basically happen?!

Once again, the beetle-browed Marvel fanboys once relegated to the cacophonous cesspool we call the “greys” have been proven wrong by our Lord and Savior J.C. and his magnificent film (not movie, FILM) Avatar: The Way of Water. Pity. I sincerely hope when the revolution comes that they are first against the wall.

Jesus Christ, at the moment Avatar is at 1.894 billion globally. It actually might hit the two billion mark.

“Consider instead that Warner Bros. has more or less gone bankrupt, without anybody really noticing before it was too late, and that the current guys are simply trying to save a few key assets from the wreckage.”

...Momarvel?

What’s wrong with marbles?