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Do you think Gravity helps or hurts The Martian at the box office?
Posted by
David (aka David)
Jun 8 '15, 14:53
Does it become a de facto sequel or does it seem like lazy clone to the average consumer?
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As opposed to Interstellar? -- nm
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Max
Jun 8, 15:57
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nah, that was way more philosophical - this is another survival story. -- nm
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Reagen
Jun 8, 17:29
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This is Apollo 13 on Mars. -- nm
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TWuG
Jun 8, 17:55
If they think it looks good from what they see on the trailer, helps. -- nm
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Roger More
Jun 8, 15:43
I would say it helps if it has any effect. -- nm
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Krusty
Jun 8, 15:31
I would guess negligible effect -- nm
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prayformojo
Jun 8, 15:03
I did not even really make that connection. nm -- nm
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groiny
Jun 8, 14:58
I would think helps. -- nm
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Loyola
Jun 8, 14:56
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Keeps it grounded.
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tobor.2
Jun 8, 20:26
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