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“What is really going to matter, I believe, is what the audience says,” Cavill told Yahoo Movies UK, “because they’re the ones who are buying tickets.”
He added that the fans will dictate the success of this film, the longevity of a franchise and whether or not more films like these will be made.
“The audience’s voice is loudest and after this weekend the audience, at least partly, will have spoken,” he said.
Amy Adams, who plays Lois Lane, said that viewers should go into the movie without letting others’ opinions cloud their experience.
“I know that Zack doesn’t make the movies — or none of us are making the movies — for the critics,” she said, adding that fan responses so far have been positive and articulating that they’re “making the films for them.”
Gal Gadot, who plays Wonder Woman, said that Snyder has done an impeccable job at laying the groundwork for more characters in the future.
Warner Bros. reported that Spain saw the best results with a 62% share of the top five films with $1.8 milloion from 702 screens, ranking as the biggest opening in 2016 ahead of “Deadpool.”
France came in with $1.7 million with 196,000 admissions on 822 screens for 65% of the top five films
Italy pulled in $1.1 million on 768 screens, capturing 66% of the top five films.
Sweden pulled in $428,000 on 210 screens and is now the biggest March opening of all time.
Norway marked the biggest opening of 2016 with $501,000 on 190 screens and Finland took in $120k,000 on 120 screens.
Despite the overall market being affected by the terrorist attacks and closures of several cinemas, Belgium opened to “very good” results with $191,000 on 150 screens.
Germany, Russia, Brazil, Mexico and Australia open on Thursday. The U.S. market launches on Thursday night.
verslibre wrote:This is in today's Los Angeles Times. Kenneth Turan is known to really rip a movie when he doesn't like it. But this is what he wrote (I didn't go past that for fear of spoiler-y things):'Batman v Superman,' with Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill, is a gritty superhero showdown
As directed by Zack Snyder, the two-hour, 33-minute "Batman v Superman" does go on too long and lingers more than it should, as Snyder's "Man of Steel" did before it, on its climactic action set pieces.
But the director, a strong technician whose slam-bang emphatic, occasionally operatic style seems made for comic book adaptations, has been well-served by an adept script co-written by Chris Terrio (an Oscar winner for Ben Affleck's "Argo") and David S. Goyer, which raises a number of interesting issues.
Sounds like he liked it. But again, I did not read past the first five paragraphs.
verslibre wrote:RedWingFan wrote:YoungJRNYfan wrote:The audience rating is in. Right now it sits at 86%
Already sank to 79%. I think it'll drop much lower when the average movie goer starts seeing it.
Based on how many ratings? A ton of people on IMDb and other forums are chiming in, saying they liked/loved it.
The DCEU is NOT being rebooted.
Monker wrote:verslibre wrote:Based on how many ratings? A ton of people on IMDb and other forums are chiming in, saying they liked/loved it.
The DCEU is NOT being rebooted.
You're right, it seems like the DCEU will not really be rebooted by BvS.
It seems to me that only the Wonder Woman movie can truly reboot the DCEU. If WB was smart they would delay the Justice League movie until after Wonder Woman.
But, so far, DC hasn't exactly been smart about much of anything.
Travis, If you read the reviews that say Batman v Superman is terrible, don't believe the hype.
I HATE Man of Steel with a burning passion, but this was one of the BEST comic book movies I've EVER seen. DCU, I am eating my words.
Warner Bros.’ “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” has flown off with an impressive $27.7 million on Thursday night.
“Batman v Superman” smashed the record for highest Thursday preshow for an Easter Weekend, set last year by “Furious 7” with $15.8 million. The total includes $3.6 million in Imax shows.
YoungJRNYfan wrote:Warner Bros.’ “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” has flown off with an impressive $27.7 million on Thursday night.
“Batman v Superman” smashed the record for highest Thursday preshow for an Easter Weekend, set last year by “Furious 7” with $15.8 million. The total includes $3.6 million in Imax shows.
Abitaman wrote:The very ending was a BIG surprise, did not see that coming at all. Can not wait to see how they run this story.
Abitaman wrote:Oh and a very good set up on how Darksied knows of earth now. Lex opening that Kryptonian ship has lead to a lot of trouble.
Abitaman wrote:I will be seeing the movie again this weekend. My mind is still processing a lot of what I saw. But, I am still floored by it. Could it have been better? YES!!!!!! I can see where the critics complained about the movie too.
1) It was a very dark movie. This is not a kids movie, like the Marvel/Disney movies. This takes a serous look at what could happen if there was a Man of Steel was on earth. Hero worship. Something Clark did not want. It went on a little too long Superman being down on himself.
2) While the flash backs and dreams were good, they could have done with out them. We all know how Batman came to be, why see it again. They could have done without the Flash dream and such and just keep it to the JLA appearance in the Luthor files. Even though I like the Darkseid dreams and reference, they could have cut that, heard people asking what was that about.
3) I understand the Martha reference, but found a little silly.
4) Pacing would have been better I think without all the above. I think it was too much for the critics and in my opinion could have been saved for the next movie.
But there was a lot of good in the movie. The end fight was savage!!!! Not some let's hoop over here and swing then bend and then kick. This was take this monster down anyway we can.
People are complaining about Batman's killing. Look at the people killed in a Marvel movie, then ask really?
The child molesters caught are usually beaten up in prison with or without some bat symbol on them. Get real. Yes he is brutal, he always has been. But at the end, you do see a softening in his ways.
Then the BVS fight, still hear, I thought they were friends. Come on, this is the start of the friendship. The fight is very believable too. Shows how well, Bruce thought things out. Something he is know for.
The very ending was a BIG surprise, did not see that coming at all. Can not wait to see how they run this story.
Oh and a very good set up on how Darksied knows of earth now. Lex opening that Kryptonian ship has lead to a lot of trouble.
verslibre wrote:Abitaman wrote:The very ending was a BIG surprise, did not see that coming at all. Can not wait to see how they run this story.
I still can't believe some loser out there didn't spoil that! I'm SO glad I saw it yesterday. A couple of us almost turned around and bought another ticket for the late show!Abitaman wrote:Oh and a very good set up on how Darksied knows of earth now. Lex opening that Kryptonian ship has lead to a lot of trouble.
"Teach me." Yup, a shitstorm is comin'!
verslibre wrote:I have seen it and HELL TO THE YES, it is OUTSTANDING!
The critics have a universal case of HUA so severe, they may require surgical excision in order to stand up straight again!!
And who the hell said "lack of action"??!! Batman is off the chain! This film has probably the single best (or two best?) action sequences in a CBM to date.
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According to ComScore PostTrak, which polls throughout the weekend, the word of mouth is great for BvS. Seventy-one percent of Thursday’s crowd gave BvS an excellent or very good grade. Even better news for Warner Bros. after those reviews: 60% of the audience said they would definitely recommend BvS to their friends while 33% said they’ll probably tell them about it. Older males were out in force (no surprise) at 69% guys, 57% over 25. Fifty-one percent saw it in 3D. Twenty-five percent said BvS exceeded their expectations while 60% said the film met their expectations.
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