I've lost under-estimating the Twilight and the Potter loonies, ya never know!PhoncipleBone said:If it does outgross the opening day, it will not be by a big amount. IF it does.
I've lost under-estimating the Twilight and the Potter loonies, ya never know!PhoncipleBone said:If it does outgross the opening day, it will not be by a big amount. IF it does.
irfan said:I think Breaking Dawn (isnt that the Twiiilight finale?) will easily outgross this in terms of opening day.
I dont get excited for front-loaded movies like these.
irfan said:I think Breaking Dawn (isnt that the Twiiilight finale?) will easily outgross this in terms of opening day.
I dont get excited for front-loaded movies like these.
Hey, at least I'm not running around trying to convince people that Green Lantern is a success.Busty said:You are such a strange character.
Exactly.CF_Fighter said:Remember Breaking Dawn is in two parts, so we might even see a bigger take on the 2nd part, much like we saw with DHp2. People wanting to be there for the finale on opening day and all that jazz.
CF_Fighter said:Remember Breaking Dawn is in two parts, so we might even see a bigger take on the 2nd part, much like we saw with DHp2. People wanting to be there for the finale on opening day and all that jazz.
irfan said:I think Breaking Dawn (isnt that the Twiiilight finale?) will easily outgross this in terms of opening day.
I dont get excited for front-loaded movies like these.
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Says the Potter fan? We're discussing the box-office purely, taste is different strokes for different folks.Morn said:Except Twilight is a steaming pile of shit and people are starting to realize that.
lolSalvor.Hardin said:Impossible. According to Box Office Mojo, the 2010 Twilight movie made $68 mn in its opening weekend whereas Deathly Hallows part 1 made $125 mn. Comparing the Twilight series to the enthusiasm for the Harry Potter franchise is a mistake in itself.
irfan said:Hey, at least I'm not running around trying to convince people that Green Lantern is a success.
Jarmel said:Why did nobody nix this? Who the fuck thought that was a good idea? Did nobody understand Voldemort's character?
I called you out, you ran away.Busty said:I didn't realise that half a dozen posts in the OT three weeks ago was deemed "running around". Interesting.
Quite a different meaning you got there, if duckroll did that to me. Then I bitch slapped, donkey punched etc whatever you in that thread.Busty said:In fact I'm surprise that you would even bring that up after Duckroll slapped the taste out of your mouth in that thread.
brandonh83 said:Don't have a problem with it, Voldemort is fucking euphoric aboutand the next step for him was to rub that in and push to get everyone to join his side. Not to mention that the hug probably wasn't sincerest in the slightest bit.Harry being dead
Jarmel said:I'm sorry but him being happy enough to hug someone? Really? The books handled the scene so much better it's a joke. You're talking about a person who butchered thousands of families. A person who never really loved anyone or anything, decides to randomly hug someone. No.
PhoncipleBone said:If it does outgross the opening day, it will not be by a big amount. IF it does.
Salvor.Hardin said:This was probably the first Harry Potter film that I liked more than the book. And the film's weaknesses went to visualize just how poor some of Rowling's choices were. For me personally, the biggest letdown was just how badly she developed Voldermort at the end (despite giving him a really good backstory in the 6th book), his army and the hierarchy of his followers. They all felt too comical and not intimidating at all. Voldermort himself ended up having terribly weak motivations as soon as he gained the power he seek.
Seeing Voldermort basking in the glory of Harry's death surrounded by a few children and some professors hurt the impact of a scene that was probably meant to have a lot more impact, both emotional and plot-sensitive. But the recurring nature of seeing these kids coping with so much destruction around them while still adhering to school discipline was what was really laughable. So McGonagall sends all of the Slytherins off to the dungeon...why? And they abide because...?
At the end, I felt the film did the best it could with its source material.
X-Frame said:So what're the chances JKR waits about 10 years and then revives the books now withtheir children in Hogwartz, and Harry/Ron/etc as adults with a new Order of the Phoenix, new enemies, etc.
If they revive the movies too obviously all the current actors will be adults so it would work. No?
irfan said:I called you out, you ran away.
irfan said:a different meaning you got there, if duckroll did that to me. Then I bitch slapped, donkey punched etc whatever you in that thread.
irfan said:a different meaning you got there,
if duckroll did that to me.
Then I bitch slapped, donkey punched,
whatever you in that thread.
I'd prefer something involving Harry's parents, since we still know very little about them.X-Frame said:So what're the chances JKR waits about 10 years and then revives the books now withtheir children in Hogwartz, and Harry/Ron/etc as adults with a new Order of the Phoenix, new enemies, etc.
If they revive the movies too obviously all the current actors will be adults so it would work. No?
DOTM doesn't stand a chance. Sorry Bay.Dead said:If the legs dont utterly collapse next week, HP has a chance at beating LOTR ROTK and becoming the 3rd all time highest grossing film Worldwide
As far as Domestic, it could take out Shrek 2
It will outgross ROTK WW. Dom wise S-2 might be more difficult.Dead said:If the legs dont utterly collapse next week, HP has a chance at beating LOTR ROTK and becoming the 3rd all time highest grossing film Worldwide
As far as Domestic, it could take out Shrek 2
Dead said:If the legs dont utterly collapse next week, HP has a chance at beating LOTR ROTK and becoming the 3rd all time highest grossing film Worldwide
As far as Domestic, it could take out Shrek 2
I have little doubt that it will beat Captain America next week.Busty said:But as I said before if it doesn't totally collapse next weekend it stands a good chance at beating Captain America and being number one at the box office for the second weekend in a row.
BertramCooper said:I have little doubt that it will beat Captain America next week.
X-Frame said:So what're the chances JKR waits about 10 years and then revives the books now withtheir children in Hogwartz, and Harry/Ron/etc as adults with a new Order of the Phoenix, new enemies, etc.
If they revive the movies too obviously all the current actors will be adults so it would work. No?
M.D said:What would be the overarching storyline?? But Voldemort was already legendary status, no one with the exception of Dumbledore was on the same level or even close, butVoldemort is dead and if someone revives him in some way that would be seriously lame
Another Dark Lordhe was still defeated
Plus the whole "Good" Vs "Evil" thing is getting a bit old and correct me if I'm wrong but in the second coming (lol) of Voldemort the whole Half-Blood/Muggle born wasn't as important to him
Plus it would be really weird if she suddenly introduces new elements to the wizarding world after 7 books
"Hey, I totally forget to mention this exists"
Expendable. said:$92m in one day, holy potter balls. Supposedly another studio is predicting a $195m opening weekend!
But OTOH, Breaking Dawn is completely insane and word of mouth will lead to a lot of people wanting to see the madness with their own eyes.Morn said:Except Twilight is a steaming pile of shit and people are starting to realize that.
ngower said:I'd like to see an exploration of the universe outside the Hogwarts region. Maybe something to one of the schools mentioned previously?
I'd be interested to see if there were an American take on the wizarding world. Wal-Mart in place of Diagon Alley!
Hex said:I am seeing it Sunday, just trying to decide whether to go 3D or not 3D.
I was told to see it not 3D first because it is a bit dark.
Quick said:A literal Wall Mart where you have to run through a brick wall to get inside ala Platform 9 3/4.
I'd want to see something done with Beauxbatons purely for the women.
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demosthenes said:FYI, in the book it's not a female only school.
Fraull said:Loved the movie, very well shot, very good pacing. I did feel that the deaths were all rushed and they missed some details from the book, but for a movie it was great. Very good ending to the film franchise!
Good god, Goblet of Fire was such a trainwreck.Quick said:A literal Wall Mart where you have to run through a brick wall to get inside ala Platform 9 3/4.
I'd want to see something done with Beauxbatons purely for the women.
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BertramCooper said:Good god, Goblet of Fire was such a trainwreck.
I don't know how you can take one of the best books in the series and turn it into such a steaming pile of shit.
Best book, really? The book with the idiotic plot just to get Harry to win a tournament and touch a trophy to teleport him somewhere else?BertramCooper said:Good god, Goblet of Fire was such a trainwreck.
I don't know how you can take one of the best books in the series and turn it into such a steaming pile of shit.
I didn't say "best book." I said "one of the best books."Crewnh said:Best book, really? The book with the idiotic plot just to get Harry to win a tournament and touch a trophy to teleport him somewhere else?
JakeK812 said:I've seen it twice already, once in 3D and once in 2D. The 3D is amazingly well done and you would never know just by looking at it that it was converted rather than shot in 3D.
BertramCooper said:Good god, Goblet of Fire was such a trainwreck.
I don't know how you can take one of the best books in the series and turn it into such a steaming pile of shit.
Crewnh said:Best book, really? The book with the idiotic plot just to get Harry to win a tournament and touch a trophy to teleport him somewhere else?