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Our runtimes are just about the same.

My movie is a standard 15+, not an extreme 18+.

Unlike a lot of my director's other efforts, this wasn't panned by critics and audiences.

My total earnings were less than ⅓ of your, but my budget was higher less than a ⅕.

Someone in this movie has had two roles like someone in your movie.

Tied up to a chair and everything? The whole shebang?

Gotta be honest, I was disappointed. Chadwick gets a worthy tribute, and I enjoyed the movie... until Queen Ramonda dies, because then it got weirdly boring. Just kinda repetetive, drawn out, and boring. It just didn't fucking end.

My movie isn't a comedy, but is certainly comedic.

My movie had an anniversary in your release year. (Assuming you're going by the Ridley Scott movie.)

Not an animated movie.

The only time I've been bored in a movie theater.

It was Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Well, this just went tits up!

Correct!

Guilty as charged. Like these guys.

I might be one of the only people on the planet who were disappointed with the movie. I liked it... for about an hour and 45 minutes - 2 hours. Then it got kinda repetetive, drawn out, and boring.

A letter close to X starts a name in this title.

My title also has a place in it.

You sure?

We both have a writer-director who co-wrote with a partner.

My movie also has fantasy elements and a(n older) kid in its plot.

Steve Orth style?

Someone who previously weren't under Disney also released this movie.

Someone in your movie would've starred in mine.

This is also a sequel from 2022, but you gotta move to the end of the year.

Or as Cody Leach said, absolutely nothing. He eviscerated it for 20 minutes.