That's right, another open thread dedicated to you asking me questions. I will unravel the mysteries of pop culture and the business behind it, or at least fake my way through it.
Why are critics obsessed with Michael Bay? I get that they don't like his movies but it's gone way beyond that. For example, just a few days ago I came across a derogatory reference to Bay in a review of a 1940s French drama, of all things.
Will the massive success of the Avengers after its 4 movie build up change the way film companies try to advertise their product?
Given the overall success of Marvels movie brand as a whole what are the chances of more groups of movies set in a shared universe without being sequels/prequels to each other?
Why does Universal want to make a sequel to the 2010 semi-indie-hit Kick-Ass? Is it because The Hunger Games just proved that there's a mainstream audience for kids murdering? And maybe also dropping C-bombs?
What are the unrealalistic chances of Disney & Fox doing a Avengers Vs X-Men movie?
ReplyDeleteCould something like that be made for less then $500 million?
Why are critics obsessed with Michael Bay? I get that they don't like his movies but it's gone way beyond that. For example, just a few days ago I came across a derogatory reference to Bay in a review of a 1940s French drama, of all things.
ReplyDeleteWill the massive success of the Avengers after its 4 movie build up change the way film companies try to advertise their product?
ReplyDeleteGiven the overall success of Marvels movie brand as a whole what are the chances of more groups of movies set in a shared universe without being sequels/prequels to each other?
Why does Universal want to make a sequel to the 2010 semi-indie-hit Kick-Ass? Is it because The Hunger Games just proved that there's a mainstream audience for kids murdering? And maybe also dropping C-bombs?
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