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Carrie Fisher
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Mark Hamill
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$110m is a lock for Lincoln. Way to go!
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Neeson seemed against the idea on Leno, albeit in a joking manner, but who knows...No doubt
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You beat me to it! I'm hoping all 3 are near the top!I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say:1. Empire Strikes Back2. Episode VIII3. A New Hope4. Episode IX5. Episode VII6. Revenge of the Sith7. Return of the Jedi8. The Phantom Menace9. Attack of the Clones
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10 The Lion King (incl. 2003 Imax & 2011 3D) Jun 1994 Buena Vista 422.8
There will be two Nolan movies in the top 10 (non adj)...not bad.
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I'm sure there will be plenty of bow and arrows in The Hobbit.
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Yea we do. It would have made $462,108,032.63. Everybody knows that.My eyes are bleeding reading you.
All arguments are null and void I am sorry to anounce.
And if you think you are adding any new idea, you don't, everything has been said a thousand times.
TDKR will forever remain a big "what if" and we ll never know what exactly happened ...
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Batman Begins is a more useful barometer for TDKR. Others have said it, TDK was an anomaly.
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If true, $61million-ish.
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Bale. Bale.
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Is this thread really a ploy by Big Brother to identify and then round up generation xers, baby boomers, and draft dodgers?
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Among comedies, one can make the argument that Cookie was underrated. It came out in 1989 I believe.
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I think the Watch will be #1 this weekend if that's the case. Audiences seem to love it. Seems to be getting good buzz.Awaiting the RT scores...Let's see:Wed: 15.5Thurs: 14Fri: 19.5Sat: 24.5Sun: 20About 63-64 mill
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Exactly although discount Tuesdays weren't a factor then. This is a decent drop considering the lower WOM.When did discount Tuesdays start?TDK's drop was 14.8
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I love your list!Born in mid/late 80‘s, Ghostbusters, Batman and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (although the movie was in 1990) were huge parts of my childhood (dressed up as the characters many times ha). Other movies I watched a ton (in the early/mid 90‘s but from the 80's and in no particular order) Fast Times, The Breakfast Club (holds up so well), Back to the Future, Empire and Jedi, Indy, E.T., BH cop, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Stand By Me, Terminator, Aliens, Commando, Predator, Risky Business, Beatlejuice, Ferris Bueler, Cadyshack, Untouchables (does not hold up but all the music is insanely good; I can listen to Rooftops any day), Die Hard, Field of a dreams, Big....I am missing a ton but the 80s were very good to us! Although in the 90‘s, I was shown both Goodfellas and T2 at a very young age (for whatever reason, prob naivety) and those films made me love movies very much.
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Nice write up
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Article on Pixar sequelitishttp://www.flickeringmyth.com/2012/07/the-fall-of-pixar.html
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Several months ago. It stands the test of time as do the classics IMOWhen did you watch ROTS last?
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Exactly. Too many people are spazzing over whether it will reach $500m. $400+m is nothing to sneeze at. I predicted $450m before all this happened because TDKR wouldn't have the Ledger/Joker bump. As long as 4 or 5 is the first number in the final gross, I'm personally fine with it.At this point I would be happy with over $400m domestic. To much shit has happened and trolls can go fuck themselves.
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This.Brave also. Not exciting in any way.
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Man, I hope TDKR doesn't join my list. *sigh*Among disappointing OW this tops the list.
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Tinker Tailor Spy 12x?? Wow. If I saw it again, I would probably fall asleep.
RIP Nora Ephron
Weekend#s BD2 $43.1M/$227M, Skyfall 36/221.7, Linc 25/62.2, Rise 24/32.6, Pi 22/30.2, Ralph 16.8/1
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Wow, a $300m Bond blockbuster. For some reason, I thought that was going to be a long ways off.