Marvel crosses 5 billion mark domestically
https://screenrant.com/marvel-cinematic-universe-5-billion-domestic-box-office/
Pay your respects to the superior Marvel cinematic universes feat.
Marvel crosses 5 billion mark domestically
https://screenrant.com/marvel-cinematic-universe-5-billion-domestic-box-office/
Pay your respects to the superior Marvel cinematic universes feat.
Originally posted by juggernaut74Batman no Superman are icons but in terms of cinema Marvel is leaps and bounds superior in every way save the notoriety from the past of these icons. We see that despite two icons of DCs they couldn't even out gross Cap Civil War. Times have changed. Marvel is outright dominating them to the point Henry Cavill even agrees publicly.
First you say DC isn't close to Marvel in any way shape or form, then you say DC has more icons.Make up your mind kid.
What'll be crazy to see is that I'm guessing Thor: Ragnarok is going to outgross Justice League. SMH, how WB, how did they mess this up after dominating the superhero film industry and setting the comic book movie standard for decades (from the Superman serials to Chris Reeve to Burton's Batman to Nolan's TDK Trilogy).
Originally posted by quanchi112
https://screenrant.com/marvel-cinematic-universe-5-billion-domestic-box-office/Pay your respects to the superior Marvel cinematic universes feat.
This doesn't show superiority. If the MCU and DCEU both had an equal amount of movies that had been released this might mean something.
Instead of just being happy for Marvel you had to celebrate a triumph that literally does not exist.
Originally posted by SurturJust shows how single minded this guy is.
This doesn't show superiority. If the MCU and DCEU both had an equal amount of movies that had been released this might mean something.Instead of just being happy for Marvel you had to celebrate a triumph that literally does not exist.
I mean he's shitting all over Justice League and the movie isn't even out yet.
Originally posted by playa1258
Thor will do well but it won't gross more than JL
Originally posted by juggernaut74
I bet it gets closer to 900 when it's all said and done. Justice League isn't guaranteed to make more than BvS.
I suppose it depends on the quality. I liked BvS, but it was critically-smashed and divided with the audience, but I thought it was a billion-dollar film for sure. The fact that it wasn't is unfathomable to me in this time of comic book film interest being at its peak.
Also, I loved Man of Steel. Still think it's one of the best comic book movies ever, up there but still behind Chris Reeve's first two efforts. Thought Suicide Squad was entertaining, but had a horrible plot and editing. Haven't seen Wonder Woman yet. And to tell the truth, I've at least liked, if not enjoyed thoroughly, all of Snyder's films from Dawn of the Dead 2004 onward, Sucker Punch included.
I hope the DCEU does well, but it's quality, with the exception of Man of Steel and possibly Wonder Woman (again, haven't seen it), is so far below Nolan's, Donner's, Burton's, and Paul Dini/Bruce Timm's runs in film and TV animation that it bamboozles me how WB hasn't captured that for comic book film's renaissance currently happening.
That's why I make the statement that Justice League won't beat Thor: Ragnarok. Marvel/Disney have cracked the code, and Wonder Woman is DC/WB's one massive success. If Justice League can piggyback off WW, ya it should beat Ragnarok; if it sticks to the BvS route, ain't happenin'.
EDIT: Adding a TL;DR: MCU has a proven track record, DCEU still has to prove WW wasn't a one-trick pony in its catalog, thus my prediction for Thor: Ragnarok beating Justice League.
Originally posted by John Murdoch
I suppose it depends on the quality. I liked BvS, but it was critically-smashed and divided with the audience, but I thought it was a billion-dollar film for sure. The fact that it wasn't is unfathomable to me in this time of comic book film interest being at its peak.Also, I loved Man of Steel. Still think it's one of the best comic book movies ever, up there but still behind Chris Reeve's first two efforts. Thought Suicide Squad was entertaining, but had a horrible plot and editing. Haven't seen Wonder Woman yet. And to tell the truth, I've at least liked, if not enjoyed thoroughly, all of Snyder's films from Dawn of the Dead 2004 onward, Sucker Punch included.
I hope the DCEU does well, but it's quality, with the exception of Man of Steel and possibly Wonder Woman (again, haven't seen it), is so far below Nolan's, Donner's, Burton's, and Paul Dini/Bruce Timm's runs in film and TV animation that it bamboozles me how WB hasn't captured that for comic book film's renaissance currently happening.
That's why I make the statement that Justice League won't beat Thor: Ragnarok. Marvel/Disney have cracked the code, and Wonder Woman is DC/WB's one massive success. If Justice League can piggyback off WW, ya it should beat Ragnarok; if it sticks to the BvS route, ain't happenin'.
Pre-sales numbers are bigger than Thor or Spider-man homecoming. It will beat it at OW AT least.