Well, the original plan didn't involve Thanos jumping into the future with them. The only risk was going back and getting stuck there. There wasn't supposed to be a battle.
True dat.
Well, the original plan didn't involve Thanos jumping into the future with them. The only risk was going back and getting stuck there. There wasn't supposed to be a battle.
Thanos wasn’t supposed to snap half of the population eitherWell, the original plan didn't involve Thanos jumping into the future with them. The only risk was going back and getting stuck there. There wasn't supposed to be a battle.
The trailer is playing after the credits are done ?
Yes i get that... I meant they are not using it as an extra long stinger during the credits but just playing after the credits
Yes, after credits finish. The only difference from the version on youtube is the Tom Holland spoiler warning is cut out.The trailer is playing after the credits are done ?
I’m not sure it has enough left in the tank without a quick marketing campaign over a dead August weekend or something.One last push and it's going to do it.
I’m not sure it has enough left in the tank without a quick marketing campaign over a dead August weekend or something.
Or maybe a re-release during the holidays to give RDJ an Oscar push.
Yeah, but do you really think that sometime down the line, Endgame won’t get re-released? All of these monster movies get a re-release at some point.The issue is, even if it does pass Avatar (which I don't think it will, sadly), there's no way Disney doesn't re-release the first Avatar before the sequel comes out and that would then push Avatar back into first place.
Yeah, but do you really think that sometime down the line, Endgame won’t get re-released? All of these monster movies get a re-release at some point.
If Avatar can survive Endgame, I really don’t see anything coming up within the next 5 years or more that has a chance at actually taking it down.Oh I'm sure it will. But it wouldn't be until the next big Avenger film, and even then, I would assume it would be re-released as a marathon with the other Marvel films (like they have been doing in the past). So the full ticket price wouldn't be going to Endgame.
Trust me, I would love to see Avatar dethroned, but it doesn't seem like it will happen anytime soon. However, on the flip side of that, I do have to commend the fact that an original/non IP film was able to become the highest grossing film of all time and still is to this day. That's pretty dang impressive.
If Avatar can survive Endgame, I really don’t see anything coming up within the next 5 years or more that has a chance at actually taking it down.
Avatar also only opened to $77M domestically. I know it legged it out due to the timeframe, but Endgame has long since passed it domestically and has held descent legs for a movie that opened so extremely huge.Avatar had the advantage of releasing in a quiet time frame. Had Endgame been released in December, it would have had January all to itself compared to the crowded month of May.