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Wkd BO 804-0617 - Man in Black kidnaps #1, Dun' not done son, Woman nears $400m DOM
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He somehow looks even more boss with that badass half grey beard. God damn this man is my hero.
That feeling when you are not even good enough for Canada though.
Glass Rebel
Member
I agree, it's good that Baywatch tanked.
Dash_Riprock
Member
All that's missing is for his Valerian leads to land lead roles in a MCU film and he's this years Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
The CFL is mostly rejected NFL hopefuls. It's technically our second most popular pro league after hockey, but that's like saying that the Vita was the second most popular handheld last gen.
Wolf Warrior 2 is up to around $620M in China now. It will pass Avengers, Jurassic World and Titanic's domestic gross on Sat or Sun to become the 3rd largest single territory gross of all time.
Avatar will fall in the next week. The film is finally starting to lose some steam though, so The Force Awakens' record is probably safe.
Avatar will fall in the next week. The film is finally starting to lose some steam though, so The Force Awakens' record is probably safe.
I wouldn't wish Cara Delevingne on anyone, not even the Valiant cinematic universe
Deadline is saying $16-17M on Friday for Annabelle Creation (including the $4M Thurs preview). Thst would be a bit higher than the first Annabelle, and in line with the two Conjuring films.
#2 is a toss up between Dunkirk and the Nut Job. Deadline has both at $9-10M for the weekend, bit that doesnt say much without a Friday number. They are routinely off by 20% at this point.
The Dark Tower looks to receive a 60%+ drop this weekend, and might be beaten by Girls Trip.
#2 is a toss up between Dunkirk and the Nut Job. Deadline has both at $9-10M for the weekend, bit that doesnt say much without a Friday number. They are routinely off by 20% at this point.
The Dark Tower looks to receive a 60%+ drop this weekend, and might be beaten by Girls Trip.
Kenzodielocke
Banned
‘Annabelle: Creation' On Fire With $38M-$40M Opening
And that with a budget of $15M. I know, horror films are cheap to produce, but this is amazing and shows us, that $80M for IT is not unrealistic at all!
And that with a budget of $15M. I know, horror films are cheap to produce, but this is amazing and shows us, that $80M for IT is not unrealistic at all!
Biggest-Geek-Ever
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People were thirsty as hell for a decent horror film.
This is also another reminder IT will be absolutely record smashing.
This is also another reminder IT will be absolutely record smashing.
If we expand the definition of horror as loosly as possible, I Am Legend has the higest opening at $77M.
Using the more traditional definition, it would be Paranormal Activity 3 at $52.5M.
I guess those, along with the R-Rated and overall weekend record for September, make up the comparison milestones for IT.
Using the more traditional definition, it would be Paranormal Activity 3 at $52.5M.
I guess those, along with the R-Rated and overall weekend record for September, make up the comparison milestones for IT.
In all honesty, he's not really wrong about that. It's extremely US-centric.
lightskintwin
Banned
Girls Trip will pass 100 million domestically sometime next week.
Creepy dolls can be fun.
Razgriz-Specter
Member
As much as I enjoyed that movie(besides the ending) it had a massive bump from the TDK scene that was attached.
lightskintwin
Banned
Massive? There's no way for you to quantify how big an impact, if any, it had.
Razgriz-Specter
Member
It was all anyone talked about before release, Internet and daily conversation.
It is the reason the majority of the people were there at the midnight release I was at as well.
lightskintwin
Banned
Anecdotal evidence isn't good evidence. I'm not saying it didn't play any part, but like I said there's no way for you to quantify how big an impact, yet alone claiming the impact was Massive specifically with one of the biggest box office stars in an appealing highly rated big budget blockbuster post apocalyptic horror film in 2007.
Biggest-Geek-Ever
Member
I'm pretty sure The Dark Knight prologue played only in IMAX theaters and according to Box Office Mojo
Razgriz-Specter
Member
Massive was an overstatement but it was a big deal.
LieMax screens had it as well, some things say it was only IMAX but my theater certainly wasn't.
LieMax = IMAX.
IMAX never differentiates between their screens capable of the full 70mm format and all the lesser screens with the branding.
I guess Sony has nothing else, but really aggressive with their Spidey-verse
Venom is slotted for Oct 2018
Animated Spidey is Dec 2018
And just dated Silver and Black (Silver Sable/Black Cat) for Feb 2019
https://t.co/1FomX3XEjv
Venom is slotted for Oct 2018
Animated Spidey is Dec 2018
And just dated Silver and Black (Silver Sable/Black Cat) for Feb 2019
https://t.co/1FomX3XEjv
It sounds like he thinks superhero movies are juvenile and for children. I'm surprised he doesn't go to those in the theater as often as he can looking for his next wife.
I said god damn. Shots fired.
I actually like a lot of what Besson's done. Fifth Element is such a fun ride, and the Professional is great (although reading that he wanted to add a more blatant love story between the two characters makes it a bit harder to stomach). What irked me is that his quote is so heavy-handed with moral superiority - from someone who has absolutely no business talking about what people should feel ashamed about.
Nothing to really get. It's just a standard haunted house feature just with a doll as a centerpiece for the demon instead of the location.
The first Annabelle was pretty mediocre, but this one is solid. Wasn't what I was expecting based on the trailers at all, though.
The largest demographic for Annabelle is women under 25, followed by men over 25. I guess that is pretty common for the genre. The Besson special.
Never take a day off.
BronsonLee
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Y'all are axe murderers
It's "you all", actually.
BronsonLee
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Bitch you can't even spell the word dark
Biggest-Geek-Ever
Member
WHAT?!
It wasn't even me.
It was all the ill here. This website is sick. No one here can spell or use proper grammar.
I am the only sane one.
If only I could just round up all those who are challenged in the art of writing... 🤔
*record scratch* Yup. That's me. You might be wondering how I got here...
How do you feel about the Conjuring UNIVERSE?
All these post Paranormal Activity horror movies blur together to me
And there's the Homecoming sequel coming July 2019.
That's 4 Spider-movies in 9 months.
That is insane.
Homecoming 2 destined to flop again.
Glass Rebel
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I wish Sony stopped pretending that those movies are actually happening.
I honestly don't know what to make of all this. Sony don't have an interesting director on Silver/Black so unless they cast big names in the two leads I don't see how they are going to drum up any interesting in these characters even with the core Marvel audience.
I have a feeling that Sony could be looking to low ball all of these films and use the Walmart approach of just flooding the market to try and make an impact.
Just like they did with Dark Tower they'll try and bring these spin-offs in for $60-75m looking for a solid return while hoping for a Deadpool style break out among one of them.
Messofanego
Banned
I think you're confusing Annabelle and The Conjuring movies with something else maybe? Those movies are anything like Paranormal Activity, no type of found footage stuff.
twinturbo2
butthurt Heat fan
I'm catching up on movies over the past couple of weeks. Saw Baby Driver a couple of weeks ago, Dunkirk last week and maybe Atomic Blonde this weekend or Monday.
How's the projections for Logan Lucky? I so want to see that one do well.
How's the projections for Logan Lucky? I so want to see that one do well.
Discotheque
Banned
Logan Lucky is the one to root for this entire summer tbh. Cuz Soderbergh brought a new approach and forgoed studios to make it, if it does really well it kind of changes the game in a way
https://www.theatlantic.com/enterta...y-can-bring-back-the-mid-budget-movie/535557/
I'm also excited to see Craig in a role that's not James Bond again. He didn't do anything outside the franchise in between skyfall and spectre I think which is a damn shame because the guy is a good actor and starred in some fine movies. Judging by the trailers for Logan lucky this role seems incredibly fun. And then Tatum and Driver on top.
Shame they'll have to wait a few more weeks for one.