swanpride July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Almost...this will be the slowest race of the year. Those 7 million are more than they look like and will take at least two additional weeks to get (more likely four or five). Link to comment
Raja July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 I was looking at my day off next week for a matinee repeat. But looking at Friday's schedule suggest this is the last week at my nearby theater Link to comment
Danny Franks July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 However long it takes, it won't be as long as Avatar was in the cinemas for. 3 Link to comment
swanpride July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Technically Endgame has already beaten Avatars original run. It's now in rerelease territory. 1 Link to comment
Guest July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 8 hours ago, swanpride said: Almost...this will be the slowest race of the year. Those 7 million are more than they look like and will take at least two additional weeks to get (more likely four or five). It’s pulling in surprisingly good numbers so my guess is two weeks. Monday and Tuesday brought in down in 6 million and the international numbers from the weekend aren’t in yet. Link to comment
swanpride July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 True...but the international market is pretty maxed out at this point. Link to comment
MelloYellow July 19, 2019 Share July 19, 2019 Thanos Nearly Decapitated 2014 Cap and Other Things We Learned From the Writers of Avengers: Endgame Quote While trying to figure how to bring back Thanos after killing him in the first act, there were versions where Thanos returned with the head of dead Captain America from around 2014 to intimidate the Avengers in 2023. Apparently this gets explained more in the commentary track on the upcoming Blu-ray. Finally, it came down to two of the biggest question from the movie. Are there two Captain Americas on Earth at the end of the film? “Pass,” says McFeely jokingly. And Markus asked “I’m entertained by that theory.” As to the whereabouts of Gamora, they wouldn’t say, but think it’s plausible that she just left at the end to go be on her own and that that’s a story they’d love to see explored in the third Guardians movie. Link to comment
Jeebus Cripes July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 7 hours ago, MelloYellow said: Thanos Nearly Decapitated 2014 Cap and Other Things We Learned From the Writers of Avengers: Endgame That's fucking dark. Um, yeah. Thanks for sparing us that grisly shit and not fucking decapitating any version of Captain America, guys. 7 Link to comment
Spartan Girl July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 Jesus. I would have preferred Cap going out like a hero to that time traveling bullshit but not like that! 5 Link to comment
Wynterwolf July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 (edited) 9 hours ago, Jeebus Cripes said: That's fucking dark. Um, yeah. Thanks for sparing us that grisly shit and not fucking decapitating any version of Captain America, guys. AHAHAHAHAHAHA!! I think they just wanted to remind us that it could have been oh so much worse. But honestly, after the FFH end credit scene, I am absolutely convinced that Old!Steve was a Skrull now. And after Chris Evans' question about 'what did Steve do after his dance with Peggy', I'm convinced that Chris chooses to believe Steve is still out there doing 'something' that Bucky knows about, but just can't help him with right now, but that Steve has every intention to come back and not as an old dude on a bench. I've also come to the conclusion that Captain America: The Winter Soldier was a beautiful and extraordinary movie, and also a complete fluke. Edited July 20, 2019 by Wynterwolf 7 Link to comment
Kel Varnsen July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 16 hours ago, MelloYellow said: As to the whereabouts of Gamora, they wouldn’t say, but think it’s plausible that she just left at the end to go be on her own and that that’s a story they’d love to see explored in the third Guardians movie. What I don't get is how far could Gamora have gotten? It is not like there are a whole bunch of vehicles available on earth that are capable of going to space. It would be hilarious if in Guardians 3 they found her hanging out in like Florida or something. 3 1 Link to comment
swanpride July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 I would like to see the GotG visiting earth properly in part 3 anyway. It was so odd to have Quill on earth and never reconnecting with his family. Link to comment
Danny Franks July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 45 minutes ago, Kel Varnsen said: What I don't get is how far could Gamora have gotten? It is not like there are a whole bunch of vehicles available on earth that are capable of going to space. It would be hilarious if in Guardians 3 they found her hanging out in like Florida or something. Initially I figured she stole a ship from Thanos' army, but they all disintegrated at the end. And she obviously didn't get the Benetar, because the Guardians and Thor left on it. I suppose Rocket must have replaced the space pod that he and Thor used, at some point in the last five years, and Gamora took that. Link to comment
swanpride July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 Well, there were also a bunch of fighters coming in from all over the Galaxy. For all we know she hitched a ride with Howard the Duck. OR slipped just out when the wizards opened the portals again to send everyone home again. 1 Link to comment
festivus July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 1 hour ago, Wynterwolf said: AHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Lol, right? Horrifying. 1 hour ago, Wynterwolf said: And after Chris Evans' question about 'what did Steve do after his dance with Peggy', I'm convinced that Chris chooses to believe Steve is still out there doing 'something' that Bucky knows about, but just can't help him with right now, but that Steve has every intention to come back and not as an old dude on a bench. I haven't been keeping up lately with Marvel so I don't know where or when this from but what I have been seeing is that they really seem to be sidestepping the what the hell is up with that Cap ending question. If anyone hears anything post it here for me pretty please? I still do wonder if they really just thought that was an ending everyone would just accept or if they've got something up their sleeve. 1 Link to comment
Bruinsfan July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 44 minutes ago, Danny Franks said: I suppose Rocket must have replaced the space pod that he and Thor used, at some point in the last five years, and Gamora took that. I think that was what Nebula was in back in 2014 when she got captured by Thanos and her past self. Though why they needed a second vehicle when she and Rhodey clearly intended to return to 2023 in just their suits is a mystery to me. Link to comment
Wynterwolf July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 17 minutes ago, festivus said: I still do wonder if they really just thought that was an ending everyone would just accept or if they've got something up their sleeve. Honestly, with how ineptly this has all been handled... even if they do eventually do something that 'fixes' it, I still think they just... didn't think beyond the surface idea of Steve and Peggy living 'happily ever after'. The ramifications just didn't occur to them. Chris has kinda implied that there's more to it (by his 'they don't leave any stone unturned comment'), but I still think they're just winging it. 7 Link to comment
Wynterwolf July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 28 minutes ago, festivus said: If anyone hears anything post it here for me pretty please? Also, just fyi... my reference to Chris' question (they played a video of him asking the question) about Steve after the dance was from the SDCC panel yesterday. And I think his comment about 'no stone unturned' was from the ACE comic con in Seattle, where he struggled mightily during the fan Q&A, but didn't really say much. 1 Link to comment
festivus July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 Thanks. I find it hard to watch anything with Chris Evans because I think he has social anxiety. I can very much relate to that which translates to me not being able to watch it. 1 Link to comment
Wynterwolf July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 25 minutes ago, festivus said: Thanks. I find it hard to watch anything with Chris Evans because I think he has social anxiety. I can very much relate to that which translates to me not being able to watch it. I have a hard time too!! In Seattle, he actually jumped off the stage to pet a dog, practically burying his face in it's fur, during the Q&A. 2 Link to comment
scriggle July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 Honestly, they really need to shut the fuck up. They're making it worse. 2023!Steve can find 1945!Steve in the ice and they can take turns? At what? Fucking Peggy? 1945!Peggy is not 2023!Steve's Peggy. Why would Peggy choose 2023!Steve if her Steve is right there? Peggy is not a fucking prize to be claimed by 2023!Steve. 1945!Peggy would tell 2023!Steve to get his ass back to where/when he belonged. All they're proving is they didn't think that ending through, that they have no in depth understanding of Steve's character. They wanted a HEA without considering what their HEA would actually mean. They butchered Steve's character for the sake of heternormativity. And they honestly don’t care. It makes me so mad that they did this to Steve. Steve's ending made no goddamn sense for his character. It obliterated his character growth and his arc as shown in the previous movies And they didn't even give CEvans the courtesy of taking the question seriously. Endgame is an utter and complete travesty imho. 11 Link to comment
festivus July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 Gross. If you think of Endgame as a movie about Thor (as I do to preserve my sanity) then it's just a lovely film. ; ) 2 Link to comment
Wynterwolf July 20, 2019 Share July 20, 2019 Here is Chris with the dog: And the is Chris basically struggling to find a way to answer the question he asked the Russos: 14 minutes ago, festivus said: Gross. If you think of Endgame as a movie about Thor (as I do to preserve my sanity) then it's just a lovely film. ; ) Oh, I wish I could... and Thor's character fared the best out of all of them, but I just can't get past how he was treated by his 'friends and family'. 🙁 4 Link to comment
Jeebus Cripes July 21, 2019 Share July 21, 2019 7 hours ago, Wynterwolf said: I have a hard time too!! In Seattle, he actually jumped off the stage to pet a dog, practically burying his face in it's fur, during the Q&A. To be fair, who wouldn't jump off the stage to cuddle with a dog? Answering the same crap over and over has got to be stale as hell. They should just let a bunch of puppies on stage with the actors to interact with while doing Q&A's. That would be tops. 5 Link to comment
anna0852 July 21, 2019 Share July 21, 2019 Variety is reporting that Endgame has officially dethroned Avatar! And I think it's awesome that Zoe Saldana can say she is in the two highest grossing films of all time. 10 Link to comment
Fukui San July 21, 2019 Share July 21, 2019 1 hour ago, anna0852 said: Variety is reporting that Endgame has officially dethroned Avatar! And I think it's awesome that Zoe Saldana can say she is in the two highest grossing films of all time. I guess that now we know how to make the highest grossing movie of all time. 1) Cast Zoe Saldana. 2) Paint her entire body a color of the rainbow. 3) $$$$$ 7 6 Link to comment
swanpride July 21, 2019 Share July 21, 2019 She is also in number four of the highest grossing movies of all time. 2 Link to comment
Bill1978 July 21, 2019 Share July 21, 2019 Well colour me surprised. I honestly didn't think End Game would dethrone Avatar. Especially since I thought the re-release really didn't have anything substantial to draw enough people back into the cinema. Well done Avengers! 1 Link to comment
swanpride July 21, 2019 Share July 21, 2019 I doubt that the rerelease was even necessary in the end. It might have given it a small push, but I have the feeling that the movie would have passed Avatar anyway. 1 Link to comment
PepSinger July 21, 2019 Share July 21, 2019 Congrats to Endgame! Well deserved! Great movie. 2 Link to comment
Terrafamilia July 22, 2019 Share July 22, 2019 Inflation, people, inflation. Breaking the gross is inevitable as the years go by. If you are measuring popularity the number of tickets sold is a better metric. 1 Link to comment
Kel Varnsen July 22, 2019 Share July 22, 2019 22 minutes ago, Terrafamilia said: Inflation, people, inflation. Breaking the gross is inevitable as the years go by. If you are measuring popularity the number of tickets sold is a better metric. I am not sure about that, just because there are so many variables. I mean of course Gone With the Wind sold more tickets, but what else was there to do in 1939? 2 Link to comment
Bruinsfan July 22, 2019 Share July 22, 2019 Well, either way, Avatar has been dethroned. Endgame has earned more in absolute terms, and if we adjust for inflation/go by ticket sales ain't nobody ever outdoing Gone with the Wind. 2 Link to comment
Danny Franks July 22, 2019 Share July 22, 2019 So I'm glad that Endgame unseated Avatar, because it recognises over a decade of planning and patience and careful structuring of an overarching cinematic universe. Feige's vision and decision-making, both creative and practical, deserve to be highlighted in as many ways as possible, even the ultimately meaningless overall gross. Endgame was the culmination of that vision, and part of a strategy that could end up redefining cinematic entertainment as a whole (whether that's good or bad remains to be seen). The excitement over Phase Four of the MCU indicates that Feige and Marvel are nowhere near to overplaying their hand. If they can manage to make box office successes out of The Eternals, Shang-Chi, and reboots of Blade and the Fantastic Four, then there's probably nothing they can't do. 11 Link to comment
swanpride July 22, 2019 Share July 22, 2019 Gone with the wind was in theatres for years against a way smaller field of rivals. Endgame did what it did in a few weeks and despite heavy competition. So no, I don't think that tickets sold is necessarily a better metric. I actually don't think that you can compare movies which were released that far apart at all. The "adjusted for inflation" metric is mostly interesting because it shows which movies used to be huge hits. But I wouldn't say that this makes the success of newer movies any less impressive. And I don't think that MCU will end unless it starts churning out repetitive or outright bad movies. Which won't happen anytime soon. 1 Link to comment
Sakura12 July 22, 2019 Share July 22, 2019 There are too many variables involved with tickets sold and inflation. Movies used to be a lot cheaper then they are now, so more people could afford to go and like someone else said, there was not much else to do in 1939 compared to today. Movies today are facing more competition and price increases so becoming the highest grossing is an accomplishment. I think it could be quite a while before someone breaks Endgame's gross. Since I didn't see another Avenger movie in the Phase 4 line up. Link to comment
benteen July 22, 2019 Share July 22, 2019 On 7/19/2019 at 6:58 PM, MelloYellow said: Thanos Nearly Decapitated 2014 Cap and Other Things We Learned From the Writers of Avengers: Endgame I wonder if that's a nod to Infinity Gauntlet #4 where Thanos and his lover kill the Marvel heroes in many brutal ways. Link to comment
ChromaKelly July 24, 2019 Share July 24, 2019 On 7/20/2019 at 2:17 PM, scriggle said: Honestly, they really need to shut the fuck up. They're making it worse. 2023!Steve can find 1945!Steve in the ice and they can take turns? At what? Fucking Peggy? 1945!Peggy is not 2023!Steve's Peggy. Why would Peggy choose 2023!Steve if her Steve is right there? Peggy is not a fucking prize to be claimed by 2023!Steve. 1945!Peggy would tell 2023!Steve to get his ass back to where/when he belonged. All they're proving is they didn't think that ending through, that they have no in depth understanding of Steve's character. They wanted a HEA without considering what their HEA would actually mean. They butchered Steve's character for the sake of heternormativity. And they honestly don’t care. It makes me so mad that they did this to Steve. Steve's ending made no goddamn sense for his character. It obliterated his character growth and his arc as shown in the previous movies And they didn't even give CEvans the courtesy of taking the question seriously. Endgame is an utter and complete travesty imho. Right? I was like None Of This Is Helping STFU!!!! The bolded is really the crux of what's wrong with Steve's ending. I'm never really going to be over it. I have to console myself with my headcanon and stop reading anything the Russos/M&M say. Poor Chris, he was trying to help. 4 Link to comment
Lantern7 July 24, 2019 Share July 24, 2019 From HISHE: how Steve should have returned the stones 8 1 Link to comment
Morrigan2575 July 24, 2019 Share July 24, 2019 I love HISHE and that was a great video, i'm crying over here, 🤣 1 Link to comment
VCRTracking July 27, 2019 Share July 27, 2019 (edited) Quite a deleted scene: I think if this had been in the movie I would have bawled my eyes out watching it. Seeing it now months later, it just seems a bit much, and I like Tony. I thought the lake funeral is definitely more fitting. At least we have confirmation on Gamora. Edited July 27, 2019 by VCRTracking 7 Link to comment
swanpride July 27, 2019 Share July 27, 2019 Damnit...they should have went with this one. Granted, no chance to add Harley or Fury or Ross there, but on the other hand, it would have made the lack of a funeral scene for Natasha less frustrating. 2 Link to comment
Morrigan2575 July 27, 2019 Share July 27, 2019 37 minutes ago, VCRTracking said: think if this had been in the movie I would have bawled my eyes out watching it. Seeing it now months later, it just seems a bit much, and I like Tony. I thought the lake funeral is definitely more fitting. At least we have confirmation on Gamora. I agree on the second part but, I wonder if this would have worked in the moment or seem too much? Probably would have worked and, I'd have been a mess. 2 Link to comment
festivus July 27, 2019 Share July 27, 2019 I'm glad they didn't go with this honestly. Tony's death was already heart-wrenching and I liked the funeral scene better. 6 Link to comment
Enigma X July 27, 2019 Share July 27, 2019 1 hour ago, VCRTracking said: Quite a deleted scene: I think if this had been in the movie I would have bawled my eyes out watching it. Seeing it now months later, it just seems a bit much, and I like Tony. I thought the lake funeral is definitely more fitting. At least we have confirmation on Gamora. I agree with your comments, and Tony my favorite character. Link to comment
rmontro July 27, 2019 Share July 27, 2019 I'm really happy that Marvel now has the all time highest grossing movie with Endgame. I really wish it would have unseated Star Wars: The Force Awakens for domestic also, but oh well I guess you can't have everything. Not sure when Avatar II is coming out, but I wouldn't put it past James Cameron to give Avatar a re-release beforehand, to spur interest for the sequel, and to goose it past Endgame. Doesn't matter though. Records are made to be broken, and I'm just glad that Marvel was able to hold the top at some point at least. 1 Link to comment
Guest July 28, 2019 Share July 28, 2019 3 minutes ago, rmontro said: Not sure when Avatar II is coming out, but I wouldn't put it past James Cameron to give Avatar a re-release beforehand, to spur interest for the sequel, and to goose it past Endgame. Doesn't matter though. Records are made to be broken, and I'm just glad that Marvel was able to hold the top at some point at least. Avatar 2 is going to be released in December 2021 (assuming it’s not delayed again). If Avatar is going to be re-released it will be Disney’s decision since they got the distribution rights in the Fox merger. Link to comment
Crs97 July 28, 2019 Share July 28, 2019 Still well up thinking about Tony’s death so this made me cry. Not surprising. The music is perfect. Would it have replaced the funeral or been in addition to? Both were lovely. Link to comment
Morrigan2575 July 28, 2019 Share July 28, 2019 (edited) 1 hour ago, Dani said: Avatar 2 is going to be released in December 2021 (assuming it’s not delayed again). If Avatar is going to be re-released it will be Disney’s decision since they got the distribution rights in the Fox merger. So Disney now owns the world huh? LOL Top 3 grossing Movies of all time are now Disney? I can see it now, re-release Avatar in November 2021 and then re-release Endgame in January 2022 then Avatar, then Endgame, Avatar, Endgame.....LOL Edited July 28, 2019 by Morrigan2575 Link to comment
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