Margot Robbie's "Birds Of Prey" (DC) Official Thread

[InGodWeTrust]

Seeing this tonight. No expectations.

 

[richaveli83]

Another billion by DC, right after "JOKER." And another billion this Summer with WW84

You want DC films to flop so that you want Marvel to monopolize with their lame PG 13 humor.

Harley Quinn is not making a billion, breh. I can see it doing anywhere from 300-500 million which is still good since the budget is less than 100 million.

 

[Wild self]

Harley Quinn is not making a billion, breh. I can see it doing anywhere from 300-500 million which is still good since the budget is less than 100 million.

It already has great word of mouth that everyone is entertained. No real bad reviews yet and people willing to see it.

 

[MartyMcFly]

It already has great word of mouth that everyone is entertained. No real bad reviews yet and people willing to see it.

He's still right though. A billion dollar movie for February is rare. Black Panther is the exception to that rule and that was a cultural event. Harley ain't no cultural event. If it gets Deadpool money, that's a W. Especially since it has stiff competition the rest of the month and next month

 

[prophecypro]

I like that Doja Cat track on the soundtrack

 

[Wild self]

He's still right though. A billion dollar movie for February is rare. Black Panther is the exception to that rule and that was a cultural event. Harley ain't no cultural event. If it gets Deadpool money, that's a W. Especially since it has stiff competition the rest of the month and next month

2019 was a lot harder to have blockbuster films than 2020, by far. Last year, we seen a Shaft film flop , a Men in Black film flop, and other films just got eaten up by MCU films.

 

[MartyMcFly]

2019 was a lot harder to have blockbuster films than 2020, by far. Last year, we seen a Shaft film flop , a Men in Black film flop, and other films just got eaten up by MCU films.

A shaft film made 19 years after the last one, a men in black film made years after the most recent one, and part of a franchise looking at diminishing returns. You need context to those, sir.

 

[Wild self]

A shaft film made 19 years after the last one, a men in black film made years after the most recent one, and part of a franchise looking at diminishing returns. You need context to those, sir.

Other films underperformed, too. 2020 seems to be on the lighter end with the amount of blockbusters dropping this year.

2021, yeah, thats another story.

 

[The axe murderer]

It already has great word of mouth that everyone is entertained. No real bad reviews yet and people willing to see it.

Hopefully

 

[Uno]

He's still right though. A billion dollar movie for February is rare. Black Panther is the exception to that rule and that was a cultural event. Harley ain't no cultural event. If it gets Deadpool money, that's a W. Especially since it has stiff competition the rest of the month and next month

Not to mention that making a billi with a rated R movie is hard

 

[Brandeezy]

Not to mention that making a billi with a rated R movie is hard

It's practically impossible considering there's only one movie to ever do it

 

[23Barrettcity]

Thursday at 7

 

[MartyMcFly]

Other films underperformed, too. 2020 seems to be on the lighter end with the amount of blockbusters dropping this year.

2021, yeah, thats another story.

I’m just saying the movies you named mean nothing to this current generation of fans. Who is shaft to them? What is the men in black? That shyt doesn’t move them. Maybe a few of course but as a whole those IPs mean not a damn thing

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

I’m just saying the movies you named mean nothing to. This current generation of fans. Who is shaft to them? What is the men in black? That shyt doesn’t move them. Maybe a few of course but as a whole those IPs mean not a damn thing

I gotta agree with @MartyMcFly on this one @Wild self because for one this movie is Rated R which means it won't get the same bump that a lot of comic book movies get from China.. this will not have a China release.

Now I know you're probably thinking that Joker made over a billion without China and that's true but Joker was a phenomenon. A cultural event.

The budget and promotion on this is small. More like Shazam. The budget total is only around $80M. It's going to make money for sure but it ain't doing a billion

 

[InGodWeTrust]

Nah this wasnt for me. I was getting restless at the last part of the movie.

IMO, this felt like a hard R-rated Charlie's Angels. A lot of ass kickin and F-bombs but it didnt hit for me (no pun intended).

6/10