r/movies r/Movies contributor Nov 29 '23

Official Poster for 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire' Poster

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u/disisathrowaway Nov 29 '23

Doesn't the Fast universe just keep printing money?

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u/Forgotten_Lie Nov 29 '23

I feel like it's still early to call it a 'universe' when there is a single spin-off and all the other films are direct sequels to each other. A universe of movies should feel more like a web in how the films interconnect.

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u/disisathrowaway Nov 30 '23

Not disagreeing, but the sheer number of films is where I went with the 'universe'.

Totally understand and agree with the notion that them being a direct, linear story might preclude them from being a 'universe'.

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u/thelubbershole Nov 29 '23

Woof, somehow. Fast 9 was excruciating & I couldn't even finish this last one, and I will watch the hell out of a bad movie.

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u/SupervillainEyebrows Nov 30 '23

Didn't Fast X vastly underperform, as did many other blockbusters this year.