Nightwing said:

Box Office Mojo report SR has made a total of $200 millions now. To those who think it will never reach $200 millions: told you so!! I never expect it to make Spidey's numbers, but I did expect it to make at least $200 millions. Look like I was right. LMAO!

Nightwing said:

Yeah, it took them long enough. But hey, at least it's made it & a sequel will happend. Didn't WB said if it make $200 millions, they will do a sequel? I know many haters said it won't reach $200 millions. Look like they're wrong. I'll take it.

simon_x9 said:

Only took 58 days for Batman Begins to hit 200mill...

Spider-man was only out for 108 days and brought in almost 3 times as much money as Superman. A character that is hardly as icon as Superman.

Point is do what people are wanting and there will be a high box office... do what you want and there will be a very low box office number but with very high expectations. IE Superman...

infamous_emijayne said:

simon_x9 said:

Only took 58 days for Batman Begins to hit 200mill...

Spider-man was only out for 108 days and brought in almost 3 times as much money as Superman. A character that is hardly as icon as Superman.

Point is do what people are wanting and there will be a high box office... do what you want and there will be a very low box office number but with very high expectations. IE Superman...

I couldn't have said it any better myself....Sadly, and I pray I'm wrong, the next film to suffer the same fate might be Transformers.

forrest52 said:

infamous_emijayne said:

simon_x9 said:

Only took 58 days for Batman Begins to hit 200mill...

Spider-man was only out for 108 days and brought in almost 3 times as much money as Superman. A character that is hardly as icon as Superman.

Point is do what people are wanting and there will be a high box office... do what you want and there will be a very low box office number but with very high expectations. IE Superman...

I couldn't have said it any better myself....Sadly, and I pray I'm wrong, the next film to suffer the same fate might be Transformers.

Your both right but the same could be said for any other movie that took that long to make 200 mil and it was viewed as a success so any amount of sarcasm is pretty much lost because it isn't the first movie to take a while to make it to a point and it won't be the last.

forrest52 said:

infamous_emijayne said:

simon_x9 said:

Only took 58 days for Batman Begins to hit 200mill...

Spider-man was only out for 108 days and brought in almost 3 times as much money as Superman. A character that is hardly as icon as Superman.

Point is do what people are wanting and there will be a high box office... do what you want and there will be a very low box office number but with very high expectations. IE Superman...

I couldn't have said it any better myself....Sadly, and I pray I'm wrong, the next film to suffer the same fate might be Transformers.

Your both right but the same could be said for any other movie that took that long to make 200 mil and it was viewed as a success so any amount of sarcasm is pretty much lost because it isn't the first movie to take a while to make it to a point and it won't be the last.

JHBLADER05 said:

forrest52 said:

infamous_emijayne said:

simon_x9 said:

Only took 58 days for Batman Begins to hit 200mill...

Spider-man was only out for 108 days and brought in almost 3 times as much money as Superman. A character that is hardly as icon as Superman.

Point is do what people are wanting and there will be a high box office... do what you want and there will be a very low box office number but with very high expectations. IE Superman...

I couldn't have said it any better myself....Sadly, and I pray I'm wrong, the next film to suffer the same fate might be Transformers.

Your both right but the same could be said for any other movie that took that long to make 200 mil and it was viewed as a success so any amount of sarcasm is pretty much lost because it isn't the first movie to take a while to make it to a point and it won't be the last.

The thing is, though, is the fact that its Superman. While I hated the film I'm glad its finally reached its mark because maybe the next film will finally be the Superman film that everyone can enjoy.

Bojack said:

Hopefully. Fingers Crossed.
That is to say if history doesn't repeat itself and the directors, producers and sript writers choose to learn from their mistakes.

The_Star_Treker said:

They just need Bruce Timm and Smallville writers then it will be perfect.

JHBLADER05 said:



The thing is, though, is the fact that its Superman. While I hated the film I'm glad its finally reached its mark because maybe the next film will finally be the Superman film that everyone can enjoy.

infamous_emijayne said:

Bojack said:

Hopefully. Fingers Crossed.
That is to say if history doesn't repeat itself and the directors, producers and sript writers choose to learn from their mistakes.

Well....they may not have learned anything because they think they did nothing wrong, but the studio execs already said the budget will max out at $150 mil if a sequel gets made which is $120 mil less than what we saw.

So Bryan Singer saying "I'm going all 'Wrath of Khan' style on the sequel" may be a bit premature. Mainly because there has yet to be an "official" announcement of a sequel and when WB said it needed to reach $200 mil domestic in order for them to consider one, they also stated they did not know if Singer would be the director. It was pointed out by one exec that Singer cut the opening scene completely which cost $10 mil by itself and basically blamed him for the entire lack of box office.

I'd give it until about the end of the year before we hear "officially" what's gonna happen.

JHBLADER05 said:

forrest52 said:

infamous_emijayne said:

simon_x9 said:

Only took 58 days for Batman Begins to hit 200mill...

Spider-man was only out for 108 days and brought in almost 3 times as much money as Superman. A character that is hardly as icon as Superman.

Point is do what people are wanting and there will be a high box office... do what you want and there will be a very low box office number but with very high expectations. IE Superman...

I couldn't have said it any better myself....Sadly, and I pray I'm wrong, the next film to suffer the same fate might be Transformers.

Your both right but the same could be said for any other movie that took that long to make 200 mil and it was viewed as a success so any amount of sarcasm is pretty much lost because it isn't the first movie to take a while to make it to a point and it won't be the last.

The thing is, though, is the fact that its Superman. While I hated the film I'm glad its finally reached its mark because maybe the next film will finally be the Superman film that everyone can enjoy.

Nightwing said:

JHBLADER05 said:



The thing is, though, is the fact that its Superman. While I hated the film I'm glad its finally reached its mark because maybe the next film will finally be the Superman film that everyone can enjoy.

While that would be great if everyone enjoy a new movie, but sadly it can never happend. No movie can make everyone happy. Not even an ordinary movie. Especially comic book movies, where fanboys go amok & bitch over and over when it's not done what they want. Even if one try what a fan want, others won't feel the same. I think that why Kevin Smith refuse to do a comic book movie. Blame it on whiny fanboys for that. I know he was going to do a Green Hornet, but he abandon it & I think fanboys are part of that. Nothing is perfect, so you can't make everyone happy no matter how hard you try. Oh well.