I SEE SPIDEY
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Somebody should have told Warners that.That's what I was expecting from Marvel/Paramount, $160m is perfect for the first movie of entire franchise
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Somebody should have told Warners that.That's what I was expecting from Marvel/Paramount, $160m is perfect for the first movie of entire franchise
Somebody should have told Warners that.
not only is 200 milions to much for a SR movie. they also deleted a 10 milion scene plus if you know the whole story you know that they were throwing away money.Are you talking about SR? If yes, then I must agree with you, because making a $200m movie as the first part of new franchise and at the same time a requel is a big mistake.
Still I liked how economical they were with BB.
^ 160 million Marve film = a 200+ Marvel film for another studio. This one is gonna be huge.
I'm still waiting for the manip of the art showing Iron Man punching the ground. Just someone needs to put the Mach 5 under his fist.
all spiderman movies were flmed in NY which is expensive IMO.That should be said after their first movie gets released. Right now for me IM looks like nothing over $180m.
Spidey 2 had $200m budget and looked like $150m movie, while Transformers looked like $200m movie and it's budget was just $150m.
That should be said after their first movie gets released. Right now for me IM looks like nothing over $180m.
Spidey 2 had $200m budget and looked like $150m movie, while Transformers looked like $200m movie and it's budget was just $150m.
all spiderman movies were flmed in NY which is expensive IMO.
No it shouldn't be said then. It should be said now because once again...Marvel doesn't have to pay itself the millions and millions of dollars to use it's own characters which is included in the budgets of Fox, Sony, and other studios that make Marvel films.