Spoilers Superman (2025) Grade and Discussion

[Turtletrekker]

That is an interesting interpretation, considering they are literally fighting each other in that video.

Until the very end, where the headline says that they make peace with each other. Anyway, I'm sorry I even brought it up

 

[TREK_GOD_1]

I think youre right. Supes isnt a billion dollar man.

Certainly not, but one might believe it was going to be from the desperate, pre and early release hype flung at social media platforms, despite the fact the Gunn film--one with more advertising than most superhero films since Endgame, and top loaded with a number of superhero co-stars and his most known villain--still failed to surpass a film over a decade old at the box office. It says much that a film so bloated failed to be some revelatory take on the character (pretty much promised) and how to launch a film universe.

Perhaps someone will make a great Superman movie capable of earning your theorized billion dollars a few generations down the line, but its not happening with what's offered now.

 

[TRON JA307020]

Certainly not, but one might believe it was going to be from the desperate, pre and early release hype flung at social media platforms, despite the fact the Gunn film--one with more advertising than most superhero films since Endgame, and top loaded with a number of superhero co-stars and his most known villain--still failed to surpass a film over a decade old at the box office. It says much that a film so bloated failed to be some revelatory take on the character (pretty much promised) and how to launch a film universe.

Perhaps someone will make a great Superman movie capable of earning your theorized billion dollars a few generations down the line, but its not happening with what's offered now.

Yeah. Its too bad really. I mean it made profit but not a whole lot. If each sequel gets less they'll have to lower the budgets. To me its not a great start if the studio is planning om huge profits.

 

[Samurai8472]

To me its not a great start if the studio is planning on huge profits.

Iron Man
585,366,247

Iron Man

www.boxofficemojo.com

Thor
449,326,618

Thor

www.boxofficemojo.com

Captain America
370,569,774

Captain America: The First Avenger

www.boxofficemojo.com

Each movie during phase one made LESS than the previous movie. The hail mary was seeing them all together the next year.

 

[Tosk]

Each movie during phase one made LESS than the previous movie. The hail mary was seeing them all together the next year

Only if you leave some of the movies off your list.

You left out Iron Man 2 ($624 million) and a little movie called The Avengers, which made one and a half billion.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

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I, too, thought Metamorpho's excuse was weird.

Curiously, HISHE added their two previous videos prior to the film's premiere as post-credits content. I don't I've ever seen HISHE add previous whole videos to a new release before.

 

[TRON JA307020]

Iron Man
585,366,247

Iron Man

www.boxofficemojo.com

Thor
449,326,618

Thor

www.boxofficemojo.com

Captain America
370,569,774

Captain America: The First Avenger

www.boxofficemojo.com

Each movie during phase one made LESS than the previous movie. The hail mary was seeing them all together the next year.

Only if you leave some of the movies off your list.

You left out Iron Man 2 ($624 million) and a little movie called The Avengers, which made one and a half billion.

That's when superhero movies were fresh and still must see. Spider-Man can still draw in people for over a billion. Maybe supes will later. But even I haven't seen this movie yet. People dont rush out for every superhero film now.

 

[theenglish]

One of the things about those early MCU films is that they drew in many people who never thought they'd like a super-hero movie, and it was long before people believed they needed to do "homework" to see a Marvel movie.

 

[Samurai8472]

One of the things about those early MCU films is that they drew in many people who never thought they'd like a super-hero movie, and it was long before people believed they needed to do "homework" to see a Marvel movie.

Well some people might have tuned out/ not watched "Thor" so they'd be a bit lost with who this smirking guy with a british accent coming to earth is all about.