Originally posted by Silent Master
They could have avoided almost all of the hate by simply making a good movie, they only have themselves to blame.
It was a good movie, I'm seeing it again tonight. Most male fans made up their minds months ago, making the first trailer the most hated thing ever on YouTube (idiotic) and sinking it's rating on IMDB before it ever came out.
Suicide Squad could only wish it gets as high a rating on Rotten Tomatoes as the new Ghostbusters did (which was certified fresh.)
Originally posted by Inhuman
Correct.
It will mean more bad comic book movies flooding the market leading to more super hero fatigue like BvS caused.
Yep.
Originally posted by Zack M
I hope it is good. Pretty much all super hero movies this year was frontloaded. For the exception of deadpool.
Frontloaded?
Originally posted by roughrider
It was a good movie, I'm seeing it again tonight. Most male fans made up their minds months ago, making the first trailer the most hated thing ever on YouTube (idiotic) and sinking it's rating on IMDB before it ever came out.Suicide Squad could only wish it gets as high a rating on Rotten Tomatoes as the new Ghostbusters did (which was certified fresh.)
It was a good movie to you, most critics and the GA disagree.
Originally posted by Zack M
You can't just blame BVS. Fatigue has already set in from all the Marvel movies
Deadpool did great at the box office and it was critically acclaimed. BvS and X-Men apocalypse were bad movies morso bvs.
This led to superhero fatigue.
Civil War was a good movie it made more than its predecessors at the box office and it was critically acclaimed.
So yes, bad superhero movies are affecting the superhero Market. And you can't blame the good superhero movies affecting the market like the bad ones do.
Originally posted by roughrider
Captain America: Civil War absolutely refutes that assertion, critically and commercially. Try again.
Civil War had shitty legs. No doubt about it. Sites like BO.com were predicting 200 M OW and it didn't live up the hype. I was referring to AOU. After that came out, all I heard from people around me was that they were tired of Marvel movies. Or that they all seemed the same. AOU was a disappointment for the studio, too.
Originally posted by roughrider
Reviewers are impartial, and not swayed emotionally like fans (for the most part.) It's a good tool to see if something has true quality.I know - it hurts to be a fan and out on an Island on something.
Meh I don't fully trust critics when something like Spider-Man 3 has decent score on RT, and the last Indiana Jones movie has a Great score 😬
They are still people end of the day and can have their own bias and pre-conceived notions going into a film.
That said, I trust them more than fan rating scores which can be scewed by fanboys and haters. And I guess I trust critics to the extent where when a film has gotten a RT score of below 40% it's probably not a great movie.
Originally posted by Inhuman
Deadpool did great at the box office and it was critically acclaimed. BvS and X-Men apocalypse were bad movies morso bvs.
This led to the superhero fatigue.
Civil War was a good movie it made more than its predecessors at the box office and it was critically acclaimed.
So yes, bad superhero movies are affecting the superhero Market. And you can blame the good superhero movies affecting the market like the bad ones.
AOU was bad, too. Yeah, it was rated highly on RT, but that doesn't mean it's not a shitty movie.