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⌈ Secret Post #3795 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Which films you wished had been more commercially successful?

[morieris]

Power Rangers. It would have been cool to have such a diverse blockbuster of young people being super heroes.

Star Trek Beyond because we may not get a fourth movie :(

It did very well in Spain but A Monster Calls was never going to make money in America. Which is a real shame.

Moana because I wanted it to beat Frozen domestically.

Re: Which films you wished had been more commercially successful?

[philstar22]

Moana has become my second favorite Disney movie after Lion King. It was just so great.

I wish Beyond has done better too because it was the best of the three, IMHO, and felt the most Trek-like.

Re: Which films you wished had been more commercially successful?

[(Anonymous)]

Same with Moana. It was superior to Frozen in pretty much every way (considering Frozen seemed half finished and rushed to me - it could have been great had they given it another year in development I think) and I was disappointed when it didn't beat it financially.

Re: Which films you wished had been more commercially successful?

[(Anonymous)]

Beyond did so badly because Into Darkness was so bad, I think a lot of people gave up on the JJ Trek 'verse. Even people that had originally been fans.

I still liked the first one best, but Beyond was okay. I'm... actually okay with there not being a fourth, though, because I'm really starting to think he doesn't know what he's doing and he's just slapping things together to see if they'll work.

Re: Which films you wished had been more commercially successful?

[(Anonymous)]

I feel the same way regarding Power Rangers. I genuinely liked most of the kids (especially Billy) and I thought they had great chemistry. Shame the movie kinda dragged in a lot of places and that it didn't do so well commercially. I'd love to see at least one sequel.

Re: Which films you wished had been more commercially successful?

[shortysc22]

I loved the actors they chose and the chemistry between them but I thought the storyline dragged on (though I did like the explanation of Zordon and Rita in the beginning)

I agree, one sequel with Tommy would be perfect.

Re: Which films you wished had been more commercially successful?

[sadiesockmonkey]

I think I've replied to you on this matter before, but I'm gonna second Power Rangers.

I went on a whim because I had to get out of the house for a few hours and I enjoyed it so much more than I expected to.

I'll also second Moana because Frozen is enjoyable, but way too overhyped. (I also had a friend who loved it obsessively and was kind of rude about loving it, so I like it a bit less because of that association.)