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Lucasfilm Congratulates Marvel For Infinity War's Record Breaking Opening Weekend

Lucasfilm has congratulated Marvel on their record-breaking opening weekend for Avengers: Infinity War.  In the signed picture by 'Kathy' which is of course Kathleen Kennedy, we see a hand holding a lightsaber passing it on to an Ironman hand.  The words say: "From a galaxy far, far away...to Earth's Mightiest Heroes...congratulations on the biggest opening weekend in history! From Kathy and everyone at Lucasfilm!" This congratulatory message continues in a tradition that has seen Steven Spielberg and George Lucas exchange congratulation messages when their big movie has surpassed the others.  Here's a few examples from over the years: Steven Spielberg congratulating George Lucas for Star Wars moving ahead of Jaws in domestic film rentals Steven congratulates George once again for Star Wars Jurassic World congratulates Star Wars. George Lucas congratulates Steven Spielberg for E.T overtaking Star Wars for domestic film rentals ...

Movie Review: "Infinity War" Is Big, Exciting, Intense And Funny . . . But Still Not Very Satisfying

AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR Starring Robert Downey, Jr. Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Benedict Cumberbatch, Don Cheadle, Tom Holland, Chadwick Boseman, Paul Bettany,  Elizabeth Olsen, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Letitia Wright, Danai Guira, Dave Bautista, Zoe Saldana, Chris Pratt and Josh Brolin Screenplay by Christophe Markus and Stephen McFeely Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo Reviewed by Patrick & Paul Gibb s   Out of Four 10 years ago at this time, we were all talking about Indiana Jones and The Dark Knight. The latter blew everyone away, and the former received mixed reaction (retcon will tell you it was all negative, but a quick look at Rotten Tomatoes disproves that fallacy.). But. But no one expected Iron Man to be the most important film of the summer, much less the beginning of a major reworking of blockbuster film making as a medium. The concept of the marvel cinematic universe changed everything, and the rest of...