This market will resolve based on the runtime listed by Fandango after pre-sales are available.
For example, here are the runtimes for some relevant movies:
"Deadpool" (2016) - 1:48
"Deadpool 2" (2018) - 1:51
"Logan" (2017) - 2h17
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I will use the precision listed by Fandango—exactly 2:20 resolves NO.
If the runtime seems to be a consensus well in advance of release, I can resolve this market early.
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@traders If there are no complaints, I'd like to change the "source" for resolution from Letterboxd to "Fandango once tix go on pre-sale". This should have zero impact on the market, runtimes aren't exactly disputed, but it does seem like Fandango consistently lists the runtime once tix are available for sale, and I don't like markets continuing for any longer than they need to.
But I won't make that change for a few days, just in case for some reason anyone would rather me stick to the original stated description. LMK!
( @mattyb mentioned that Fandango would list it, and that does seem easier).
@mattyb correcting with my head. Shawn Levy has never made a movie this long before, and his recent RyReyn films have all been very short.
@mattyb A "Deadpool movie" has no business being >2 hours. "Deadpool & Wolverine bridge the multiverse and team up with every actor in your childhood to save the the MCU" sounds like it could run for days.
Imo the current odds in your cameos market seem too high to be compatible with a pleasantly short movie =P
@Ziddletwix It’s been a minute since we’ve been on opposite sides of a market. We should know the runtime when presales begin, which could be in May!