We’re in the Endgame now

hermitian conjugate

>I am.... inevitable.

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I thought it was supposed to have been at 2.7 billion by now

Shit I guess I should go see it instead of dealing with the shitty cam I saw
It was pretty good
Best Captain America movie I ever saw

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mfw

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mouse jew:
>needed too break monopoly laws to gain IP
>needed 10 years to build hype for the movie
>needed characters with 80+ years of established fan base to guarantee viewers showing up

kino cameron:
>did it with one movie
>did it with original characters
>didn't break any laws to do it

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wait for memorial day weekend

Number is higher now, it'll probably pass it in just a few more days.

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Died in combat.

OH NO NO NO NO NO

oh snap

I hope they remember you
*SNAP*

Horse cock

>not adjusted for inflation
Congratulations mouse, the dollar being worth less saved you

Are you implying going to the cinema in 2019 is relatively cheaper than it was 10 years ago ?

Well, 3D ticket sales put Avatar where it is to begin with. Doesn’t matter. When adjusted for inflation Gone With The Wind crushes all of them.

damn
i was considering seeing it a second time, but the america's ass joke was so flat (pun intended) it made me reconsider

also he was ahead of the next non-Cameron movie by 1.669 billion dollars
that's a difference of the entire first Avengers movie
Endgame is barely able to crawl up there, and it needed a huge expansion in China (5k screen in 2009 versus 60k today) quite pathetic
Cameron is so ahead it's not even funny

Jesus likes it

>I've seen 150 million different futures, avatar still wins

Just conjecture here but 3D tickets were about the same as they are now and avatar only had 3d showings iirc

Cameronfags fail to realize he's now part lf the Mouse too

Avatar had both 2 and 3d showings. Also I think they had various other formats like IMAX.

Tickets for 3d back then ran anywhere between $10 and $18, depending on where you were. Ticket prices have increased about $6 since then.

why did avatar make so much money? it wasn't even that good. why did literally everyone see it? myself included

Blessed by God to surpass the ungodly abomination Avatar

I didn't see it and I hated it when I pirated it - NPCs were programmed to like it

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Enjoy your reddit participation trophy """award"""

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>202 million tickets sold
How come when everyone was at war?

Nazis like movies too

Box office numbers are gay as shit but these dubs ain’t lol

Nazis were too busy being BTFO.

It played for over a decade. No one had tv back then

this. I saw it once on tv years after the fact and frankly don't remember much about it

>blue pocahontas
>muh cgi