Still, the next few years offered Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted ($752 million in June of 2012), Brad Pitt ’s World War Z ($550 million in 2013 despite months of bad press) and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ($491 million in 2014). They eventually lost DreamWorks Animation to Fox (and eventually Universal UHS ). They lost Marvel to Disney’s purchase of the company in 2009. It’s a cruel irony that Disney’s The Avengers would capitalize on the work done by pre-Disney MCU movies. Oh, and Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol revived the Tom Cruise franchise with a sky-high $692 million global gross. If Paramount’s summer blockbusters were a disease (they weren’t but humor me), then they pitched Paramount’s Super 8 as the cure. Abrams’ Amblin throwback Super 8 (which had the best commercial at that year’s Super Bowl) as an original, character-centric, “just a damn good movie” piece of counter-programming to the conventional summer franchise fare like Transformers 3, Thor, Kung Fu Panda 2 and Captain America. How dominant was Paramount in 2011? So dominant that they sold J.J. Joe: The Rise of Cobra “only” earned $150 million domestic and $300 million worldwide on a $150 million budget in a far more theatrically-friendly environment 11 summers ago. Joe is not the Super Friends, as Stephen Sommers’ (painfully underrated) G.I. I’d joke about how that didn’t quite work for Man of Steel and Batman v Superman, but, those films led to Wonder Woman ($821 million), Aquaman ($1.148 billion) and Joker ($1.074 billion).
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Joe movie which will serve as the start of a new franchise.
Joe movie which will allegedly built upon Snake Eyes as a kind of (my words, not theirs) backdoor pilot for an ensemble G.I. Joe Origins is still scheduled for October 23, 2020, but now we have word of a new G.I. Yes, the Henry Golding-starring Snake Eyes: G.I. And since launching new franchises is almost impossible today, they are trying to resurrect past triumphs. They are arguably chasing nostalgia for their own prior glories, specifically a period of tentpole/franchise domination that lasted from Transformers in 2007 to Transformers: Age of Extinction in 2014. Joe movies inspire not mockery but empathy.
As such, the news about new Transformers movies and new G.I. It still could be if A) theaters are able to safely open by Labor Day and B) the likes of A Quiet Place Part II, Top Gun: Maverick and Spongebob 3 (currently slated for August 7, but we’ll see if that becomes the latest kid-targeted toon to go straight to PVOD) pull in good-to-great business following the surprisingly good Sonic the Hedgehog ($306 million worldwide). ‘ Maybe Steven is the one to lead the way because he loves you both so much.This was supposed to be/might still be Paramount’s comeback year. “And he was like, ‘Why aren’t you doing that?’ Everyone was saying, ‘Well, try to make a really good Transformers movie. “ funny, Steven Caple, who’s running Transformers right now, is also a huge GI Joe fan. “Every regime that has been at Paramount is against it because it is taking two franchises and turning them into one, but I think it is inevitable.” “You know, the truth is that the studio has always been against that” he admitted. The hope is that the GI Joe franchise can get back on track with the release of Snake Eyes, too, but isn’t it time for both Hasbro franchises to come together for a major crossover event? Speaking to Uproxx, Lorenzo di Bonaventura, a longtime producer of both properties, explained why he believes becoming a reality now is “inevitable”. The Transformers franchise may not be the billion-dollar box office giant it once was, but Paramount Pictures is clearly looking to return to those glory days with their upcoming reboots. Snake Eyes producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura believes there will be a crossover between the Transformers and GI Joe, although Paramount Pictures is not for the work
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