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Topic	So Ben Affleck says the future of the box office is spectacle
redrocket 01/12/22 10:37:42 AM #7:	paulg235 posted... Hasn't spectacle based event movies always been the big thing for box office for Cinema (at least in modern Cinema), more so in recent decades obivously? Yes, Cinematic Universes are obviously the big thing now, but it wasn't as if superheroes and other action blockbusters weren't dominating the box office for some time before then. It helps that the technology has caught up over time for more convincing effects. Yes, but even into the early 2000s regular comedies and dramas could also earn big bucks in theaters too. --- It's like paying for bubble wrap. -transience on Final Fantasy: All the Bravest <cite>redrocket posted [p:961684536] in So Ben Aff... [t:79850236]...</cite> <quote>paulg235 posted... </cite> <quote>Hasn't spectacle based event movies always been the big thing for box office for Cinema (at least in modern Cinema), more so in recent decades obivously? Yes, Cinematic Universes are obviously the big thing now, but it wasn't as if superheroes and other action blockbusters weren't dominating the box office for some time before then. It helps that the technology has caught up over time for more convincing effects.</quote> Yes, but even into the early 2000s regular comedies and dramas could also earn big bucks in theaters too. --- It's like paying for bubble wrap. -transience on Final Fantasy: All the Bravest</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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