Apr 19, 2025·2 repliesLove that this film is getting such high praise everywhere, but damn this is the reception that NOPE deserved man
Apr 19, 2025·1 replyheard he got a top director type deal
Apr 19, 2025·3 repliesValentineheard he got a top director type deal
He got a deal even top directors haven’t really gotten. The rights for the movie go back to him and his family in 20 years. So it won’t be a WB property, they won’t be able to make any money off of it, won’t be able to make any sequels or spin offs without him.
Could set a precedent. It’ll piss off the studios but directors with a lot of pull can ask for the Coogler deal when shopping their new stuff
Apr 19, 2025·1 reply
Misfithaving seen in both digital and imax 70mm both have positives and negatives. imax 70mm shows more picture but only for a few action oriented scenes, dolby’s picture looks a lot brighter especially during the night scenes where it’s kinda crucial
Should I refund my (Lie)max tix and switch to dobly, lol?
Apr 19, 2025EverestHe got a deal even top directors haven’t really gotten. The rights for the movie go back to him and his family in 20 years. So it won’t be a WB property, they won’t be able to make any money off of it, won’t be able to make any sequels or spin offs without him.
Could set a precedent. It’ll piss off the studios but directors with a lot of pull can ask for the Coogler deal when shopping their new stuff
In 20? That's new isn't it?
- Apr 20, 2025·1 replyJaeRell
Should I refund my (Lie)max tix and switch to dobly, lol?
if it’s a digital IMAX with laser theater than the picture is going to be brighter than IMAX 70mm but still won’t be as bright as seeing it in Dolby. really up to you, there’s only about 25 minutes of film where the entire screen gets taken up the rest of the film is in a non imax format
- Apr 20, 2025Misfit
if it’s a digital IMAX with laser theater than the picture is going to be brighter than IMAX 70mm but still won’t be as bright as seeing it in Dolby. really up to you, there’s only about 25 minutes of film where the entire screen gets taken up the rest of the film is in a non imax format
Yeah.. it's digital IMAX with laser. I should be good.
- Apr 20, 2025·1 reply
Apr 20, 2025Just finished my viewing. Very very good film.
- Apr 20, 2025·1 replyEverest
He got a deal even top directors haven’t really gotten. The rights for the movie go back to him and his family in 20 years. So it won’t be a WB property, they won’t be able to make any money off of it, won’t be able to make any sequels or spin offs without him.
Could set a precedent. It’ll piss off the studios but directors with a lot of pull can ask for the Coogler deal when shopping their new stuff
Tarantino got the same deal for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
- Apr 20, 2025Everest
Deadline reporting 49% of the audience that showed up to see this opening weekend were black. Black Panther was 34% and Bad Boys 4 was 44%. Pretty incredible feat for a big studio blockbuster that’ll probably have a respectable opening weekend. It isn’t like this is a niche movie, this is going to have a solid opening weekend and it’ll be bolstered by the black community showing up to see it. Cool stuff
bro is activating potentially new markets and new movie goers with this. And new pathways to having a successful movie Yes saw this at a downtown Chicago amc theater, and saw maybe 2 white couples. Everybody else was black. 4pm show n full theater
Apr 20, 2025·1 replyTheFaderTarantino got the same deal for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Not quite the same. More decades out i think
- Apr 20, 2025·1 reply
BigSkinnyHailee in that 90s fit might be the best someone has looked on screen this year or decent amount of time.
What role do yall think majors would have had? Smoke so he can act out the emotional ending?
Did enjoy that it felt lived in; didn’t bog down with too much character background
Unless he was gonna replace MBJ entirely, I think the role of Smoke & Stack was always suppose to be twins.
- Apr 20, 2025flootures
Not quite the same. More decades out i think
Nah, he gets full ownership after 20 years
Unity 💯Apr 20, 2025·1 replyMiles Caton's dream is to be in Marvel bro omfg
Most disappointing development of the weekend
- Apr 20, 2025·1 replyUnity
Miles Caton's dream is to be in Marvel bro omfg
Most disappointing development of the weekend
The nigga that wrote and directed this film got his big break with Marvel lmao
- Unity 💯Apr 20, 2025·1 replyTheFader
The nigga that wrote and directed this film got his big break with Marvel lmao
A broken clock is right twice a day
- Apr 20, 2025Unity
A broken clock is right twice a day
Coogler, once, Miles, twice
Apr 20, 2025I havent seen you guys hype a movie like this before
- Apr 20, 2025
But in all seriousness, for a young 20 year old up-and-coming actor, of course their dream would be to star in a Marvel film, it’s what they grew up with
- Apr 20, 2025
Coogler really will go down as one of the greats by the end of his career
Apr 20, 2025·1 replyhttps://twitter.com/discussingfilm/status/1913744314137538689TheFaderEvery young black male actor in their teens to mid 20s wanna play Miles Morales.
- Apr 20, 2025
As a Chicago nigga, all the Chicago shoutouts had a nigga cheesin
Apr 20, 2025·5 repliesTheFaderLove that this film is getting such high praise everywhere, but damn this is the reception that NOPE deserved man
Nah Nope was underwhelming
Apr 20, 2025EverestHe got a deal even top directors haven’t really gotten. The rights for the movie go back to him and his family in 20 years. So it won’t be a WB property, they won’t be able to make any money off of it, won’t be able to make any sequels or spin offs without him.
Could set a precedent. It’ll piss off the studios but directors with a lot of pull can ask for the Coogler deal when shopping their new stuff
Tarantino got the same deal for Once Upon a Time I believe