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Place your predictions. It's going to be another unconventional year with record low box-office grosses. With that said, one studio has to win the (diminished) Yearly Boxoffice crown. Which will it be? Sony, Lionsgate, Disney, Paramount, WB, Universal, MGM?
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Bring on the multiverse! -
Whew! Relief after reading the plot. Love the synopsis. Can't wait!
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BOT's Top 10 movies of 2020 | Send in your lists by February 5
lilmac replied to grim22's topic in Box Office Discussion
Whew! Oh good! - Today
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The Sad Affleck meme is never going to die, is it? -
JAPAN BOX OFFICE | Demon Slayer breaks all time record for OW
KP1025 replied to Corpse's topic in International Box Office
Just to clear a bit of confusion, the poster you are quoting is not the source of that information. It was copied and pasted from Corpse at World of KJ. Nothing against that by the way (Corpse encourages it), just giving credit where it's properly due. http://www.worldofkj.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=55322&start=16900- 17,762 replies
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Well, looks like this is my chance boys. -
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That's a dangerous idiotic headline there is no evidence that variant is vaccine resistant. It's like the headline indicating that the vaccine may cause deaths when there in fact was no correlation at all -
BOT's Top 10 movies of 2020 | Send in your lists by February 5
terrestrial replied to grim22's topic in Box Office Discussion
@grim22 I am not ignoring you, I just have not seen any movies released in 2020 yet (at least not completely) Cinemas were and are closed a lot here still, will watch a few later on, hoping for a re-release of a few in 2021 or 2022 here. - Yesterday
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No no, I get all of that, but I might have been imprecise. What I was talking about was the following sentence: "Of the 32,000 people who received the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine in a research trial, do you want to guess how many contracted a severe Covid case? One." All I am trying to figure out is how long after they received their dosages that the one person contracted a "severe covid case", Some time after the first? The second? A day or two later? A month? That sort of thing. But it's also something of a rabbit hole that isn't that particularly important so if it isn't easily found out, no big deal. -
I might be the only person in the world who's excited for this lol
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Director says we're going to get a trailer in a few weeks, apparently.
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Sounds amazing,
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I presume he used the same definitions of "severe" that were used in the published peer-reviewed articles of the vaccine data, and basically the same definition used by the FDA. For Pfizer: For Moderna: These two definitions aren't actually different, the Moderna definition explicitly defines the clinical signs that are indicative of systemic illness, respiratory failure, and shock rather than assuming the reader's familiarity or willingness to look it up in the supplementary material. The real problem is that severe cases weren't common enough that you can really assign any statistical certainly to the degree that they were prevented. For the Moderna vaccine, the placebo group had 30 severe cases and there were none in the vaccinated group. For the Pfizer vaccine, the placebo group had 10 severe cases, and there was one in the vaccinated group. This does NOT mean that the Pfizer vaccine is less effective against preventing severe COVID - that one case could be just very bad luck. Generally speaking, vaccines reduce the severity of illness even when they fail to prevent it completely, and given the high general efficacy of both vaccines it's reasonable to expect they will both make severe illness very rare. -
Luca | Disney/Pixar | June 18, 2021
YourMother the Edgelord replied to JWR's topic in Box Office Discussion
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The only thing I would be cautious about is how "severe covid case" was defined. I.e. is it x-amount of days after the second dose? 1st dose? The language there was a little imprecise for my liking, but I do agree overall with what the journalist was saying. I mean, obviously as I posted the link and all in the first place.
