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we love this movie , we are waiting for my brother to go out from prison to watch it together , we sweared we won't watch it until he go out , it makes me sad he get tortured for doing nothing T_T...
The fact that they have made this much money on this movie doesn't surprise me at all. I never had my doubts. I just want them to be smart about making the next one. They need to wait a while. If they make it too soon they will loose money. People won't find it as much fun and not be as ready to go see another one right away.
I hope they wait a couple of years at least.
I liked it. Dunno why so many people are acting like critics these days. I do it because I am a film student and review movies for a website lol. The "complaints" I hear from some people are so dumb especially when they turn around and say they LOVED another movie with the same exact flaws.
However good timing on Disney's behalf...Transformers seems like its all good to reach the mark rather soon.
I enjoyed it too. This comes as no real surprise I don't think. Especially after seeing those first week sales.
People really are too critical these days. It's like everybody is a critic and nobody knows how to just sit back and enjoy a movie for what it is and even tap into that childlike sense of wonderment. Rather they just look to criticize every technical bit.
Frankly, I'd much rather have a movie that's mediocre in technical departments but filled with fun and adventure (like this), than some movie that excels in technical areas but is, quite frankly, boring as hell (like The King's Speech, Tree of Life and 90% of your other "artsy"/Oscar-bait movies).