55 points

Takeaway message — if you want your work shown in theaters, don’t sell your production to Warner-Discovery.

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I’ll do you one better - if you want your work to see the light of day at all, don’t sell your production to Warner-Discovery, as it might get cancelled for a tax writeoff.

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9 points

I really enjoyed it.

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3 points

I’m sure I’ve seen better comedies, but I really can’t remember when.

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3 points

He made us choose between watching it with rude strangers in public and not watching it at all.

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12 points

you could probably arrange to watch it with nice people in public. or just wait until it hits streaming in a couple months?

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You mean after everyone’s done talking about it? 😐

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5 points

Every fan of Tim Burton’s work that I know constantly talk about all of his overrated movies all of the time, you’ll be fine.

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24 points

The fact that 100million dollars is a low budget movie now somehow is mind blowing to me.

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5 points

$100 million isn’t considered low budget in Hollywood.

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2 points

I guess it might be relatively low for the sequel to a cult classic made by a famous director and with a star spangled cast. A lot of directors probably wouldn’t limit themselves when they know they don’t have to.

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11 points

good, I’m glad. I saw it in the theater and the biggest thing I took away from it was an appreciation for not having overdone it. just a fun, nostolgic take on an old halloween classic with ultimately low stakes. hit just the right note as far as I’m concerned.

still 100 million is a lowered budget. sheesh.

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5 points

Hollywood accounting is insane. Offically all movies loose money.

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10 points

What if they could tight money?

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4 points

Exactly. Nothing about the original screams blockbuster, and nothing about the new one (except maybe some of the casting) does either. It’s just a really fun and, in my opinion, overall great movie. There’s nothing $50 million could have done to improve upon it. And it is absolutely worth seeing in a cinema.

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