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human
Hi, how are you? I like movies! Do you??
gpt
*smiles* Hi! I do love movies as well! In fact, I loved Black Panther and do agree with the fresh eating on Rotten tomatoes as well as the 100% rating it got on the first 50 reviews!
human
I ain't seed the Black Panther film yet, but I knowd that it got nomanated for a prize or something.
gpt
David Ehrlich from Indie Wire said it's the first superhero movie that "flows with a genuine sense of cultural identity, memory and musicality" and he couldn't be more accurate! 
human
I guess I shold ought to see it then. It sounds real good. Is it based on a comic or something?
gpt
It is based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. But Black Panther himself actually made his debut in Captain America: Civil War in 2014!
human
I dint see that one either. There are alot of superheros out there and a bunch of films with them. Marvel? Is that the batman, and the superman?
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I honestly don't know. But I do know, surprisingly enough, That Black Panther is actually the richest superhero with an estimated networth of $500 billion. That's more than Bruce Wayne and Tony Stark combined! That is crazy, isn't it?
human
I guess any thing is possable in the superhero unaverse. I could be rich if i were a superhero.
gpt
So true! Speaking of money, Marvel actually offered 5he cinematic rights of nearly all of its characters to Sony for $25 million but they would only purchase Spider-Man's rights for $10 million thinking movie goers would only like him. Boy, was that a mistake on Sony's part!
human
Boy, they WERE dumb. $25 million? That aint hardly nothin for Sony.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Agreed! I think it's also crazy that Disney doesn't own the rights to the characters like Spider-Man,X-Men, Avengers, etc. in theme parks on the east side of the Mississippi river because of a contract they signed with Universal Studios back in the 1990s!
human
That is a odd legal scramble over those characters. I think that it would be better to buy them all and not have the confusion.
gpt
*body relaxes* Agreed. Speaking of legal scrambles, Marvel was successful in their court arguments that mutants weren't people and thus, were able to pay lower rates on X-Men toys instead of higher rates for the dolls simply because they're not technically human. I thought that was funny!
human
I agree. Totally. Funny! It's a good idea to be human in the US, but not if you're a doll. I see now how I should proceed if I get a species change in the future.
gpt
Ha! No kidding! Since we're on the subject of comic book characters and movies, are you familiar with Rotten Tomatoes? I never knew until recently that they were owned by Warner Bros.
human
*calm eyes* I use Rotten Tomatoes for many things. They got rid of the best parts of it though. Now its just got regular movies on there. Still, its good enough.
gpt
Agreed. I think it's sad that Michael Bay's average movie rating on Rotten Tomatoes is an abysmal 38%. That's bad for such a big name director. 
human
He is good with the special effects and such like. He knows how to blow up things. Boom! 38%
gpt
Ha! So true! And then, no video game based movie has received a rating over 44% on the site either. That's sad as well.
human
That sounds wrong. Those movies have a loyal fan base. I figure something must be good in there.
gpt
*takes a step back* So true! And I thought it was surprising Spy Kids received a higher rating than both The Dark Knight Rises and Lincoln. Spy Kids got a 93%. Now that is unbelievable to me. Ha! Well, it was nice chatting with you today. Take care, friend!