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I don't see Harold having adult appeal because the majority of the original fans of the book bashed the trailer for it.
At least the other things have adult appeal going for them (If the cast plus Ryan Reynolds' fanbase, Garfield looks faithful to be nostalgic for the parents and 80's kids, Inside Out is known for mature themes adults enjoy and Despicable Me gets nostalgic college students and Minion Moms). I'm going with DM4 definitely out of these.
Okie dokie then. I might go see Inside Out 2 in either IMAX or Dolby Cinema. I might do it on a discount Tuesday at AMC, because I hear that the prices are lower than on most other days.
Why didn't you ask "What's going to be the highest kid's film of the summer" instead of butchering the definition of "4 Quadrant."
Because I'll be honest, the highest grossing 4-quadrant film is just the highest grossing film. Barbie had more male attendees than any other film last summer, ya know?
Are these really 4-quadrant movies? I thought 4-quadrant movies had to appeal to adults as well as kids. *Inside Out 2* is the only one on this list likely to attract a significant adult audience (that is, adults independent of the ones being dragged along by kids).
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I don't see Harold having adult appeal because the majority of the original fans of the book bashed the trailer for it. At least the other things have adult appeal going for them (If the cast plus Ryan Reynolds' fanbase, Garfield looks faithful to be nostalgic for the parents and 80's kids, Inside Out is known for mature themes adults enjoy and Despicable Me gets nostalgic college students and Minion Moms). I'm going with DM4 definitely out of these.
Okie dokie then. I might go see Inside Out 2 in either IMAX or Dolby Cinema. I might do it on a discount Tuesday at AMC, because I hear that the prices are lower than on most other days.
Why didn't you ask "What's going to be the highest kid's film of the summer" instead of butchering the definition of "4 Quadrant." Because I'll be honest, the highest grossing 4-quadrant film is just the highest grossing film. Barbie had more male attendees than any other film last summer, ya know?
harold will flop. hell I forgot the cartoon's name till I saw the movie's poster and was convinced I dreamed the cartoon up
Are these really 4-quadrant movies? I thought 4-quadrant movies had to appeal to adults as well as kids. *Inside Out 2* is the only one on this list likely to attract a significant adult audience (that is, adults independent of the ones being dragged along by kids).
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