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The Hobbit Sequel Delayed

Clickonline writes: "Warner Bros'initial strategy was clear – carrying their massive audience through two holiday releases before positioning There and Back Again as a tentpole summer event. But with competition for those summer slots (in this case X-Men: Days of Future Past) the new release date makes much more sense"

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MilkMan4069d ago

Has anyone read the article?
middling?!
This thing clocked 980 million, that's not even counting the Bluray/DVD sales.
Since when is 980 million middling?

perdie4069d ago

when they said middling they weren't relating that to the financial aspect of it. They were saying it was an ok movie.

MilkMan4068d ago

Ah, I hadn't considered that interpretation of it. For some reason I kept thinking about Bryan Singer when he made that statement "WTF is considered a hit? Superman made $400 million and it was considered a flop?!"

This was him confused about Warner Bro. saying that Superman Returns was a flop for them.

I thought this was more of the same.

alycakes4069d ago

I haven't seen it yet and I'm sure it's good but I don't expect it to be at the level of Lord of the Rings trilogy.

sjaakiejj4066d ago

It's a weak comparison.. They share characters and the world, but it's a completely different type of story. People weren't expecting that, hence why some left the theater disappointed.

alycakes4066d ago

I kinda expected that just from the trailers...thanks.

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30 Years Later, Where Is ‘The Crow’ Cast Now?

With the new The Crow remake coming soon, we take a look back at the 30-year-old cult classic original–and where the stars are now.

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Kaam Chalu Hai Review | Leisurebyte

Kaam Chalu Hai Review: Based on true events, this movie is thought-provoking and inspiring

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Rebel Moon Part 2 Review: Forgettable Saga is, Well, Forgettable | Leisurebyte

Rebel Moon Part 2 Review: This movie doesn't feel anything new or worth remembering, which is a shame.

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