- Sep 23, 2012
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A4 is going to make more.
So much more.
It's only underperforming compared to other character's solo movies
You need to remember that even though it's immediately post IW, it's still an Ant Man movie, and that it's actually doing better than the first Ant Man movie.
The first Ant Man movie did 56 mil opening weekend..
I’m not ready to say that. Especially with a 1 year turn around. Think about Civil War’s turn around time with AoU and how much less it made. I am of the belief that it being branded Captain America as opposed to Avengers played a hand in it grossing less but at the same time Spider-Man, Black Panther and almost every MCU character introduced up until that point should’ve countered that. Either way the movie was a success which I’m sure A4 will be as well. But Antman in 2015 is a lot different than Antman in 2018. Dr. Strange opened bigger and was just as obscure and we’re talking about a sequel to Antman, following the highest grossing MCU film in Infinity War featuring at this point a cult film legend in Paul Rudd and every nerd’s dream woman in Evangeline Lily. I wasn’t expecting a 100 mil opening weekend but under 80 mil is somewhat alarming.
i dont think people took that ‘the end’ stuff serious
comic book people know better
and the casual movie person knows a ‘the end’ in Hollywood hardly ever follows through
I feel like it’s what brought a lot of people in. And if people didn’t take it serious it lends more credance to why I felt IW dropped the ball with cheap shock value killing characters that EVERYONE knew would be returning in sequels and trying to sell the emotional beats of it.
still dont understand the signifigance of sweating or arguing over profits
as long as the studio heads are making a profit they are more liberal with creative control
and Marvel is pretty good at stcking to the script
**** man they cant all break records
It’s all about what chances they are willing to take in the future and what chances they won’t. If you are a fan of Antman and Antman & Wasp hypothetically makes similar or even less than Antman 1 there’s a chance you don’t see Antman again in film for a very long time. Same with any of the other films. Their financial success can’t just be about breaking even.