So odd as at least with reviews I have seen have been largely positive (3-4 out of 5) including my very critical DC-loving friend .It's been getting very poor reviews, so people aren't going to see it.
Been a complete disaster of an opening. They’ve now resorted to reverting back to having Harley Quinn in the title again (dunno why they dropped it in the first place).
Will probably see it in a weeks time if there’s nothing else out worth watching.
When will they realise that women are not comic book/superhero fans. Yes is all well and good having a female lead, I don't car about that, but when you have the Ewan Mcgregor coming out saying that it's a film made, directed and written by women it turns off men that might have given it a chance.
Really? Why would that "turn off" men?
As has been said, he said it was a feminist film for women, talk about misogynists blah blah blah.. I don't want to watch a film that tries to shove that down my throat. It's fine as I'm not the target audience, and I do think I'm overly sensitive to this feminist/SJW stuff, and there is plenty of other things to see.Really? Why would that "turn off" men?
Well, it's a game tie in so would be going against the grain if it was successful. And the signs aren't good.Would that be surprising? Sonic is a far bigger IP than a minor Batman character.
Well, it's a game tie in so would be going against the grain if it was successful. And the signs aren't good.
Not $1Bn successful though.Plenty of game tie-ins are financially successful.
Plenty of game tie-ins are financially successful.
Sonic has a better chance of being decent than the mario bros movie ever did, time and tech have moved on considerably from that cheese fest.