Saved Batman
Getting a sequel and HBO spin off.
Had a historically lower second weekend drop off then new Dr Stange
Seeth harder fags
Saved Batman
Kayden Cox
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Owen Powell
NOOOOOO! NO NO NO NO! NOOOOOOO! IT WASN'T SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE THIS!
Jace Murphy
something's in my ass
oooooohhoooooo
Wyatt Allen
I hope the arkham series will be good.
Matthew Gonzalez
>Getting a sequel
Lmfao no it isn't
Elijah Campbell
>walks into crime scene
>have internal monologue
>refuses to elaborate
>leaves
Andrew Brooks
Have you rewatched it outside of the movie? I tried and it's really boring without the sound quality and already aware of the plot
Jordan Wright
>implying my first time watching it wasn't on my computer
Zachary Mitchell
Aiden Cook
“It fell by just 51%, and if you take away the preview grosses from its first Friday tally, the drop is even better, at just 41%”
Compared to Dr Ass, which fell a horrific 81% it’s second weeks. Which means awful word of mouth
Liam Gonzalez
It really was 100% better in the theaters it helped the movie a lot more
Kevin Wilson
>Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness had a great fall in its second weekend, down -67% for a Disney-reported $61M take (rivals are seeing $60M, -68%).
>While that drop is akin to the second weekend declines of recent MCU titles, the uber-successful Spider-Man: No Way Home (-67.5%) and Black Widow (-67.8%), know that all these percentile plummets are not equal.
>Now, we made a lot of hay about Disney/Marvel’s Black Widow‘s second weekend drop back in July; that the pic’s release was impacted by a theatrical Disney+ PVOD day-and-date strategy, plus piracy. That argument still stands, rock solid. Not to mention, witness the immense amount of money that Doctor Strange 2 opened to at $187.4M when it was exclusively available in theaters compared to Black Widow‘s $80.3M back in July.
>But what about the third highest grossing movie ever at the domestic box office ($804.66M), Spider-Man: No Way Home, and its second weekend fall? Why did that movie tumble? That beloved sequel’s decline was strictly due to Christmas Eve (a low traffic moviegoing day) falling on Friday, and the fact that the Jon Watts-directed movie was making money hand over fist during its weekdays, it’s first midweek grosses ranging from $28.8M to $37M per day. Note, Doctor Strange 2‘s fall this weekend doesn’t have anything to do with a slow traffic moviegoing day.
>Doctor Strange 2‘s second weekend decline simply rests on bad word of mouth; the sequel receiving a back-to-back meh grade from CinemaScore for an MCU movie, B+ to Eternals’ B back in November.
Colton Jones
>Yesterday afternoon, it finally hit me in the face that the bad word of mouth on Doctor Strange 2 and that B+ grade were taking its toll; that a Batman v. Superman factor was in effect (another B graded, -69% second weekend decline comic book title). This occurred when my jaunt to Bed, Bath and Beyond was interrupted by a phone call from my cousin Vinny in the Bronx, a guy who is a very passionate MCU fanboy and fits tracking’s definition of being a frequent moviegoer watching at least 3 movies a month. Typically, such phone calls on a Saturday are from box office sources complaining about my analysis, or trying to whisper that Moonfall was in the black.
>Vinny is also the type of moviegoer who shows up to an MCU movie at a Thursday night preview at Lincoln Square and buys his tickets in advance. This time around as a Marvel fan, he’s not wasting his time seeing Doctor Strange 2 a second time, which is not only an anomaly for him, but begs the question that other Marvel fans are also following suit.
>“I’m going around telling everyone I know to avoid Doctor Strange 2,” Vinny complained (Marvel/Disney calm down; my cousin isn’t a social media influencer).
>“Why?” I asked, “I mean, it’s not the best, but it’s not the worst.”
>Vinny unloaded: “It’s a two-hour season finale to WandaVision. I expected more from Sam Raimi; what’s going on here? They set-up this whole multi-universe thing and then re-set it by the end of the film. Where do we go from here? Thor: Love & Thunder is going to be a comedy. And what’s with killing all those great cameos in the middle? That was senseless in addition to Charlize Theron’s stunt casting at the end; why should we care? The entire phase 4 has been completely random movies. Black Widow, Shang-Chi, Eternals have nothing to do with setting up anything. They have no set plot in mind. My head hurts just thinking about it.”
Thomas Scott
pahahahaha oh no no no
Owen Jackson
>a phone call from my cousin Vinny in the Bronx
This sounds satirical.
Ryan Harris
>“It’s a two-hour season finale to WandaVision. I expected more from Sam Raimi; what’s going on here? They set-up this whole multi-universe thing and then re-set it by the end of the film. Where do we go from here? Thor: Love & Thunder is going to be a comedy. And what’s with killing all those great cameos in the middle? That was senseless in addition to Charlize Theron’s stunt casting at the end; why should we care? The entire phase 4 has been completely random movies. Black Widow, Shang-Chi, Eternals have nothing to do with setting up anything. They have no set plot in mind. My head hurts just thinking about it.”
yeah this is fake lol but entertaining
Jonathan Morris
>Marvel Babbies: NOOOOOO!!!! DC is shit!!! No funny! No quips!!! No gays!!! Noooooo!!!!
>SNYDER FAGS: nnNNNNOOOooOoooOo!!!!!!!!! Not muh Ben! Not muh Snyderverse!!! I want to see roided up Batfleck fight Sword Batman and have them glower at each other while they kill civilian after civilian!!! SOOO MATURE AND COOL!!!! NNOOOOOO!!!!!
Eli Cook
Best live action batman.
dark knight series cristian bale just sucks with his voice. also him obsessing over rachel ruined it for me.
Benjamin Morgan
and yet strange will make a billy UNLIKE batman. keep shitting and pissing i guess
Christian Campbell
>strange will make a billy
lol
Camden Morris
AAAAAAAAAAAAAVVEEEEEEEEE MAARRRRIIIIYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Jacob Barnes
what's funnier is that it's Tom Cruise who is gonna bury it with Top Gun