Orestes
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Even a multi half that of Avatar's is almost too insane to contemplate.
Almost.
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Just now, langer said:
Didn't Spider Man achieve that in 2002?
I'm not actually sure. I was thinking maybe in '89 with Batman or '83 with Jedi it might've happened, too. But OWs were way smaller back then.
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Just now, JeepCSC said:
I know Cameron is an egomaniac, but that couldn't possibly be true, could it?
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2 minutes ago, BKB IS CAPTAIN AMERICA said:
And somewhere out there, Kal sits looking at these numbers:
JJ is gonna come home one day to find BB-8 in a pot on his stove.
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1 minute ago, eXtacy said:
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166m 2nd WE - that's with realistic increases/decreases
One movie with two weekends in the top 10. It feels too unbelievable to actually happen. And yet...
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1 minute ago, grey ghost said:
I don't believe it.
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2 minutes ago, Rth said:
37-39 see how evening goes
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Just now, Jack Nevada said:
Of course you shouldn't my list seriously, I'm just some douche on a movie forum.
Don't be so hard on yourself, I'm sure you're a douche elsewhere, too.
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2 minutes ago, The Futurist said:
Soon, people will think of FA as they do of the Phantom Menace.
For different reasons.
There will be an awakening alright.
I'm not sure. With TPM, the more I saw it the more i disliked it. It's been the opposite with TFA.
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3 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:
Where is Kal btw?
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13 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:
Jem and the Holograms
#neverforget
Who can forgot a run so truly outrageous!
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Dunno if I'd say the LEGO movie is great or anything, but it's definitely better than it had any right to be. The grimdark Batman skewering was great, though.
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1 minute ago, ddddeeee said:
Even if the movies endsup being miraculously amazing I'm stubbornly hating Solo Han Solo and Boba Fett on principle. The Sebulba/Jabba spin-offs people joke about literally sound better than those. Even Pink's Sio Bibble one would be better.
I was ready to be right there with you but Lord & Miller make it difficult.
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Just now, ddddeeee said:
Felicity Jones is the lead in Rogue One right? Not Star Wars of all franchises paving the way for more female-led franchise movies...
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6 minutes ago, grey ghost said:
We should have some sympathetic SW fans defect to Mission Impossible.
Just so that franchise can crack 700 m WW.
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Just now, Rth said:
I have foreseen this outcome
Rth, what do your elf eyes see?
Shit, wrong franchise, sorry everyone.
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Anything over 152,535,747 would be gravy.
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Finn and Poe did have one of the better meet-cutes in recent years. Almost as good as "On your left."
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As much as I hate to say it, cutting Qui Gon from the script probably needed to happen. Or at least changing/reducing his role while expanding Obi-Wan's, along with an older Anakin, probably would've worked wonders. Having Qui Gon as the main character, then dying, wastes characterization and development that could've been better spent on Kenobi and Skywalker. Especially with his death occuring so early in his training of Anakin, it hurts the series going forward. Maybe if they'd conveyed that he trained Anakin for months instead of apparently a few days, having Jin's death play a part in his slide to the dark side would've been more convincing. Toning Jar Jar down a tad and having him stay behind in the Gungan city would've been good, as well. Also, Lucas giving the tiniest bit of a shit about the actor's performances would've been nice.
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2 minutes ago, terrestrial said:
Who are the 'Manning's?
A pair of sports ball playing brothers I think.
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5 minutes ago, moviesRus said:
Still confused as to why everyone thinks there has to be a twist. Literally only 1 SW film has a twist and it's the only actual twist in the entire saga.
And even "twists" aren't really surprising anymore cause people on forums have stuff figured out years in advance. Like the Snape backstory was pretty much the prevailing theory on mugglenet for years before DH came out.
The IM3 twist I didn't see coming, but for the most part yeah. But I think that's one advantage of not using Mystery Box marketing, it can be easier to hide things when you aren't telling everyone you have something to hide.
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I really don't see how TFA doesn't beat Avatars admissions domestically, assuming it doesn't completely fall off a cliff. TFA isn't even gonna have half of Avatar's 3D share.
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4 minutes ago, Ozymandias said:
Weird, I thought the old cast was the weakest part. Carrie Fisher was unrecognizable and her face didn't move.
For me it was her voice that was the most off. But i guess it makes sense. Leia probably started hitting the space whiskey and death sticks pretty hard after Alderaan was destroyed, finally caught up to her.
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Wednesday Star Wars TFA ACTUALS - 38,022,183
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I'm hoping we still get a meltdown from Kal. We got the beginnings of one, but then I think he just straight up melted.