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Originally posted by MarioOnTheFly
reply to post by Atento
Sometimes, America doesn't get to see it first...I hope you all survive that....
Originally posted by DAVID64
Maybe it has something to do with money? They're saying the movie isn't very good, so they're trying to get as much out of it as possible before releasing it here in the US. www.forbes.com...
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Originally posted by SoymilkAlaska
Originally posted by maryhinge
reply to post by SoymilkAlaska
have you tried frostwire, you get all the new
releases on there,i even watched transformers
two and the kings speach on there before
it was on the cinema
but dude, isn't that piracy?
Originally posted by DAVID64
reply to post by Atento
Paraphrasing the article.
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UPDATE: Sunday, April 29th: “Battleship” is now up to $170 Mil worldwide without US release until May 18th.
“Battleship,” Universal Pictures’ big summer entertainment, cost over $200 million to make. You know it’s cheesy and not very good, so why subject the studio to American reviews? Very wisely, Universal has been opening “Battleship” around the world in advance of its May 18th U.S. landing. And the result: already $129 million in the bank. And more to come. These numbers are from Boxofficemojo.com. And they tell you why Ron Meyer is so good at his job running the studio. The movie has terrible reviews–it’s scored a 48% on Rotten Tomatoes. One British reviewer simply called it “trash.” Universal calls it “money” and there will enough of it by May 18th to avoid a “John Carter” disaster. This is the new trend. If your movie is bad, play for it people who just need to see explosions and special effects. The movie stars non-actor Rihanna, and “John Carter” hero Taylor Kitsch.
read also: www.forbes.com...
Originally posted by Juggernog
reply to post by SoymilkAlaska
Movies are usually released in other countries before they come out in the US. I downloaded a copy of Avengers last week, a poor copy with Greek subtitles, in fact, it was so bad a copy I didnt even bother watching past 5 minutes.
Originally posted by phishyblankwaters
reply to post by SoymilkAlaska
nothing strange my friend, I believe there is at least 1 "cam" copy of the movie. "Cam" meaning someone recorded it from a camera, phone, handycam, with "mic" audio. I'm positive I saw that come up on one of the sites.
Originally posted by bluedrake
Dont know how anyone could waste their time on a CAM rip.....
You suppose to enjoy this movie for the special affects. Personally I would rather have good taste and wait than ruining a good movie.
Originally posted by Atento
And now I have to ask:
Why they are holding the release of this movie in the USA for so long?
Why they will release it in the USA only on May 18th, the first day of the G8 summit?
Originally posted by Dwel13R
Originally posted by Atento
And now I have to ask:
Why they are holding the release of this movie in the USA for so long?
Why they will release it in the USA only on May 18th, the first day of the G8 summit?
Now, THIS is something to think about.
OK, I am thinking.