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First day earning here in the Philippines is $360K which is up 20% from the OD of Fifty Shades of Grey

Movie worked because of Stone-Gosling chemistry. Miles can act but he's not a romantic leading man type with that punchable face he has

I love this show, it's so heartwarming. There's too much cynicism on TV these days so a show like this is what I need

I learned about the word neurotypical on the show Elementary

Agree. I though it would be a dud when they pushed from August to January but with the reviews, Keaton could have at least had a shot for a nomination

Impressive for SPLIT

Let me echo this. I don't usually agree with Baumer but I like reading his thoughts on movies because it's not being contrarian or snarky for the sake of it

Go Hidden Figures! Finally saw La La Land! It was good and I love the traffic musical sequence!

Best Picture - Drama 1. Moonlight 2. Manchester by the Sea 3. Lion 4. Hacksaw Ridge 5. Hell or High Water Best Picture - Comedy 1. La La Land 2. Deadpool 3. Florence Foster Jenkins 4. 20th Century Women 5. Sing Street Best Actress - Drama 1. Amy Adams - Arrival 2.Natalie Portman - Jackie 3. Isabelle Huppert - Elle 4. Ruth Negga - Loving 5. Jessica Chastain - Miss Sloane Best Actor - Drama 1. Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea 2. Denzel Washington - Fences 3. Andrew Garfield - Hacksaw Ridge 4. Joel Edgerton - Loving 5. Viggo Mortensen - Captain Fantastic Best Actress - Comedy 1. Emma Stone - La La Land 2. Meryl Streep - Florence Foster Jenkins 3.Annette Benning - 20th Century Women 4. Hailee Steinfeld - The Edge of Seventeen 5.Lily Collins - Rules Don't Apply Best Actor - Comedy 1. Ryan Reynolds - Deadpool 2.Ryan Gosling - La La Land 3. Hugh Grant - Florence Foster Jenkins 4. Colin Farrell - The Lobster 5. Jonah Hill - War Dogs Best Supporting Actor 1. Mahershala Ali - Moonlight 2. Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water 3. Dev Patel - Lion 4. Simon Heldberg- Florence Foster Jenkins 5. Aaron Taylor-Johnson - Nocturnal Animals Best Supporting Actress 1. Viola Davis - Fences 2. Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea 3. Nicole Kidman - Lion 4. Octavia Spencer - Hidden Figures 5. Naomie Harris - Moonlight Best Director 1. Damien Chazelle - La La Land 2. Barry Jenkins - Moonlight 3. Mel Gibson - Hacksaw Ridge 4. Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea 5. Tom Ford - Nocturnal Animals Best Screenplay 1. Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea 2. Damien Chazelle - La La Land 3. Barry Jenkins - Moonlight 4. Tom Ford - Nocturnal Animals 5. Taylor Sheridan - Hell or High Water Best Original Score 1. La La Land 2. Hidden Figures 3. Moonlight 4. Arrival 5. Lion Best Original Song 1. "Can't Stop the Feeling" - Trolls " 2. "City of Stars" - La La Land 3. "How Far I'll Go" - Moana 4. "Faith" - Sing 5. "Gold" - Gold Best Animated Feature Film 1. Zootopia 2. Kubo and the Two Strings 3. Moana 4. My Life as a Zucchini 5. Sing

Best Picture - Drama 1. Manchester by the Sea 2. Manchester by the Sea 3. Lion

The top 10 most torrented TV series in 2016 does not include a Netlfix original series. Netflix going worldwide probably helped with that

Agree. Pets probably prevented DORY from reaching 500M DOM and Sing as well preventing Moana from a chance of getting to 300m. And yes ORIGINAL material should be emphasized. Just look at Storks, not easy to sell an original story these days. 2016 cemented Illuminations's brand, that is not just all about Despicable Me and Minions

Oh yeah Bridget Jones, a US flop but a winner elsewhere. This and Me Before You showed there's still market for adult romance movies

I think the premise is interesting, will still watch this

It failed as an awards bait, they should made this fall release for box office purpose or held to 2017

Sully for me is straight up winner in the box office (but as an awards bait it's a loser) Kung Fu Panda 3 is not on the loser for me as well, over $500M box office worldwide with 145M budget. It also did quite well for a January release. It also had solid reviews and helped Dreamworks' road to recovery Should be included in the winners list as well is Illumination with two box office smashes this year with original material.

Opening here finally next week, excited! Although honestly the singing voices of Stone and Gosling kinda turned me off a little but maybe it works better on the screen and not just Youtube clips

After that long stretch of no movies grossing in the 200M range, we're going to have 4 of it in the end

The DUFF was OK for me, good enough time filler when I chance upon on cable type of movie. I wish we could get Edge of 17 here but likely not. Too bad it really got lost in the shuffle especially with those reviews

This opened in my country months ago and it's a good but such heatbreaking movie. Focus should have stuck with the original release date

Amazon did really well handling this movie, while Netflix rules them on TV, they could do better with their movies and they didn't ignore the traditional theater route unlike what Netflix did with Beasts of No Nation which barely a theatrical release. I mean they were gunning for Oscars, so a proper theatrical release is important with this voting body

Edge of 17 should have been a summer movie, i think it would have done better than going up against Fantastic Beasts. It could have at least do similar numbers with The D.U.F.F.

Good for Hidden Figures! Arrival will likely get a re-release once Oscar nods are out and it gets major nominations

Arrival need a re-release to make it, which may happen if it gets major oscar nods

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