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@theamazingspidey: great review for a great movie.

Funny how two différent movies can make us so happy for totally different reasons (MI7 and Oppie).

Now more than ever RIP MCU, no?

Oppenheimer by far.

@theamazingspidey: I saw it on 4DX. Outstanding experience. If you watch it again, try it.

Side note: 12 angry men and whiplash are in another league in my opinion. But I understand your enthusiasm!

Sup

@a8612152: you need 2x or 2.5x times the revenue from the box office to get even.

In the US: 50% from the ticket price goes to the producers.

Outside of the US: between 25% to 40%.

Not taking into account the marketing cost, the Flash needs more than 600M to hope get some profitability

I just can't forgive their behavior.

I'm sure the movie is enjoyable.

@mar-vell92: I had ro go back to the beginning of the thread to understand that quote!

Consistently may have decreased over time, but now, it's gone.

I don’t even know who is the audience for the Comics anymore.

Shooter being fired may have been the beginning of the end, but I stll managed to read Marvel several years after that.

Now, I don't even try anymore, and, I don't even miss it.

I am much more pessimistic for Marvel now than five years ago.

I had a great time, my family too (wife, and sons in school and in college).

The real game changer (for me) is the presence of a real and original story. Very, very rare in CBMs.

Spoiler:

At this stage, choosing to save one person (even your own father) over a whole universe makes Miles Morales the super villain, and Spiderman 2099 the real hero.

@theamazingspidey: "It’s basically an older MCU film."

Point taken.

@theamazingspidey: 9/10!

That's great!!

I will read your review after I watched the movie.

(I don't want any information about it for the moment)