You’d probably defend some piece of garbage that just wanders aimlessly around the screen for two hours—as long as you see the Marvel logo right at the start, that's all that matters to you.
Gregory Brown94 said:Thor 4 took a massive hit in its second week, pulling in just $45 million here in the States. As you might expect, the global total is sitting at $415 million right now. Honestly, it’s looking like a stretch to even hit the $800 million mark. I’m personally bracing for something closer to $700 million; everything really hinges on that third week, which was absolutely vital for a movie like Dr. Strange 2.
It already cleared $700 in its second weekend—your predictions are looking pretty grim
The movie was alright—nothing to write home about, really. There’s definitely room for improvement, though. If they can pull off a decent sequel, we might actually have something solid on our hands.
I can’t even put into words how bad this looks. It just feels like one massive, pathetic joke.
And Stewartica? She can't act to save her life. She’s just sitting there with the same vacant expression the whole time. It's awful. Based on the trailer alone, it would be an absolute embarrassment if she were even nominated for anything, let alone actually winning an award.
She isn't even close to the level of the actress in The Crown. (I can't remember how old she is—not that I feel like looking it up.)
Taika can do whatever he wants—I’m still watching everything he puts out. 😍 His sense of humor really works for me. I just don't love how they turned Thor into a bit of an idiot, specifically in terms of his intelligence.
Charles Brown9 said:Anyone who's willing to do whatever it takes to keep their seat in Congress because they'd be out of a job without it—essentially 90% of the people on the Republican list. The real question isn't who will leave, but rather who won't flip.
The Republican Party and the Democrats won't have a majority, and neither will the Republican-Most-DP Coalition. They'll need support from minority groups who refuse to work with Mario Škoro, all while Most refuses to align with the Republicans.