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even with Covid i could see this breaking Avatar

posted 4 years ago by bozo_500 (12889)
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the reason being people are lost right now and probably for next few years.. theres covid..all the deaths..theres all the civil unrest/metoo/BLM ..theres mass unemployment etc.

as a result people are feeling beat up and theres a general feeling of distrust in governments and a belief in all kinds of conspiracies ..theres the far left and right at each others throats...all blaming each other for everything

its like we're on the brink of something big and dangerous. and evil..

we need hope..

we need to believe again..

so i could totally see this movie coming out and being like the second coming (pun intended) and easily breaking 1 billion even if Covid restrictions are still about (which surely should be more relaxed by 2022)

i mean Passion 1 was R rated and did 700m without even trying..so this could be like a Dark Knight and go off the charts (especially if its PG13).. it could be as big as Avengers (1.5b) or even Force Awakens (2b) maybe even Avatar (2.7b)

in fact forget Avatar 2.. its the Passion 2 that will most likely be the true second coming of cinema and not only restore cinema attendance but peoples faith in humanity

[–] rateater (9786) 3 years ago

can't wait

[–] Pete314 (2728) 2 years ago

Mankind did not get the message for more than 2000 years. And now they will understand? I have some doubts...

[–] chumbawampa (496) 2 months ago

Breaking that record won't mean the movie isn't a pile of shit.

The Avatar movies were terrible pieces of garbage. Just like the original Passion of the Christ was a garbage film. Watch Last Temptation of Christ if you want something with substance, or even Jesus of Montreal.

Breaking the top box office record at this point means you have some MCU produced trash, or garbage like The Passion or Avatar. Those are the kind of movies that break top box office records in the 2010s and 2020s: Trash.