Multitude of X-Men Fans Are watching Dark Phoenix for the First Time for Its HBO Debut
This story revolves around X-Men’s most adored characters, Jean Grey, as she develops into the iconic DARK PHOENIX. During a life-menacing rescue mission in space, Jean is hit by cosmic energy that molds her into one of the most robust mutants of all. Battling with this increasingly volatile power as well as her demons, Jean leaps out of control, ripping the X-Men family apart and threatening to demolish the very fabric of our planet.
Dark Phoenix in HBO
Negative tweets-1:
I watched Dark Phoenix tonight. It was bad. The best part was when my dog perked up at the dog barking in the beginning, then he barked at the TV for 5 mins demanding to know what happens to that dog.
— Jared Jesulaitis (@JaredOn1017) March 22, 2020
Negative tweet-2
Dark Phoenix sucked, but this scene didn't(Michael Fassbender as Magneto is the 🐐): pic.twitter.com/pWXtfTRkrc
— God will increase (@BuckeyevsTworld) March 22, 2020
Almost a year after its release, Dark Phoenix has hit streaming. During the weekend, the 20th Century Fox production has been included in HBO streaming services, and many are obtaining their first glimpse at the widely-panned feature. As such, we have scattered compilation reactions here so you can get an overall sense of what people have been commenting. As you might expect, it’s pretty equated with what critiques and fans said immediately after the film hit theaters last June. With a few positive tweets sprawled amongst bundles of negative tweets, little light shines through from the people that legit relished the previous “main” X-Men movie from Fox before Disney obtained its assets
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Positive tweets-1
Positive tweet-2
Dark Phoenix still has one of the best marvel movie scenes in history regardless if you like it or not pic.twitter.com/6SoPAIqk8O
— A REAL NAYSAYER (@bigworm215) March 22, 2020
The Simon Kinberg joint solely ended up making $252.4 million at the box office against a reported production budget of $200 million. Typical Hollywood accounting proposes that a movie needs to earn twice its production budget at least to break even to account for the advertising and publicity associated with marketing said movie. That means it’s credible the film ended up losing upwards of $150 million if not much more.
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