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1. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 2. Black Widow 3. New Mutants 4. Morbius 5. Doctor Sleep 6. Ford v. Ferrari 7. Venom 2 8. Parasite 9. Godzilla vs. Kong 10. Jojo Rabbit

Smart to keep the budget "low" on this. I haven't been following too closely, but am I understanding correctly that this won't be the usual setup, instead it'll be set in a small town and focused on one family? If so, I approve. Seems like it might feel different enough to be enjoyable.

the dude was invisible, it's impossible for it to show too much!

yeah, I'd watch that movie

by the way, this was probably already reported, but I remember somebody was asking about it last week, so just in case:

Count me as another who waited for Tuesday to see Terminator. Good movie, we both enjoyed it, but nothing great. Sadly it didn't really bring anything really new to the franchise. Elections were all over the country. Here in Ohio it was mostly city councilmen and school levies and stuff like that. Not national news, but some of it (especially some of the school funding votes) is legit important.

"Ant-Man and the Young Avengers" has a bit of a ring to it. But it would make it pretty difficult to title a future movie "Young Avengers" a year or two later.

yep, looking forward to seeing this wonderful cast some more

Fantastic Four could sneak in there as well. Maybe 2023, maybe 2022, but I'd be surprised if we had to wait until 2024 or later.

Glad this finally got a date. Wish it was sooner, but we all know animation can be slow. Especially the good stuff like this.

The best Terminator production since T2 was The Sarah Connor Chronicles. (Salvation can kiss my stinky ass and rot in the fires of hell for playing a role in its cancellation.) That said, the biggest problem seems to be that they've all tried to expand upon a time travel story. Which is just asking for trouble. They haven't been "reboots" as you said, they've all claimed to be sequels. (Though with some timey-wimey shenanigans thrown in.) Seems like the only possible solution is to do an actual reboot at some point down the road. An all new origin story. But they'd have to wait like ten years, because the public really does seem to be done with it for now.

Box Office Theory's Most Anticipated Films – October 25-31, 2019 1 Knives Out - 43 2 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - 31 2 Frozen II - 31 4 Little Women - 25 5 Jojo Rabbit - 22 6 Uncut Gems - 21 6 Parasite - 21 8 Ford v. Ferrari - 20 9 Doctor Sleep - 19 9 Terminator: Dark Fate - 19 11 Motherless Brooklyn - 18 12 Harriet - 16 13 The Lighthouse - 14 13 Marriage Story - 14 13 The Irishman - 14 16 Black Widow - 13 17 A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood - 12 17 1917 - 12 19 Wonder Woman 1984 - 11 20 Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) - 10 20 Mulan - 10 22 Jumanji: The Next Level - 9 22 Queen & Slim - 9 22 The Good Liar - 9 25 Soul - 7 25 Last Christmas - 7 27 Onward - 6 27 New Mutants - 6 29 Morbius - 5 29 Portrait of a Lady on Fire - 5 29 6 Underground - 5 32 Cats - 4 32 Venom 2 - 4 32 Bombshell - 4 32 Honey Boy - 4 36 21 Bridges - 3 36 A Hidden Life - 3 36 The Call of the Wild - 3 39 Artemis Fowl - 2 39 Tenet - 2 41 Black Christmas - 1 Terminator: Dark Fate exits at #9 Motherless Brooklyn exits at #11 Harriet exits at #12 The Lighthouse exits at #13 NOTABLE PREVIOUS EXITS #1 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse #1 Mary Poppins Returns #1 Captain Marvel #1 Avengers: Endgame #1 Godzilla: King of the Monsters #1 Spider-Man: Far From Home #1 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood #1 It: Chapter 2 #2 Creed 2 #2 Bumblebee #2 Us #2 Pokemon: Detective Pikachu #2 Ad Astra #3 Glass #3 Alita: Battle Angel #3 John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum #3 Joker #4 Widows #4 Aquaman #5 Ralph Breaks the Internet #5 Greta #5 Shazam! #5 Toy Story 4 #5 Midsommar #6 Blinded By the Light #7 The Favourite #7 Vice #7 Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark #8 How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World #8 Rocketman #9 The Farewell #9 Terminator: Dark Fate #10 Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of GrindelwaldPREVIOUS #1s 1/3/19 Avengers: Endgame 1/10/19 Avengers: Endgame 1/17/19 Avengers: Endgame 1/24/19 Us 1/31/19 Avengers: Endgame 2/7/19 Us 2/14/19 Avengers: Endgame 2/21/19 Avengers: Endgame 2/28/19 Captain Marvel 3/7/19 Captain Marvel 3/14/19 Avengers: Endgame 3/21/19 Avengers: Endgame 3/28/19 Avengers: Endgame 4/4/19 Avengers: Endgame 4/11/19 Avengers: Endgame 4/18/19 Avengers: Endgame 4/25/19 Avengers: Endgame 5/2/19 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 5/9/19 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 5/16/19 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 5/23/19 Godzilla: King of the Monsters 5/30/19 Godzilla: King of the Monsters 6/6/19 Spider-Man: Far From Home 6/13/19 Spider-Man: Far From Home 6/20/19 Spider-Man: Far From Home 6/27/19 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 7/4/19 Spider-Man: Far From Home 7/11/19 The Lion King 7/18/19 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 7/25/19 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 8/1/19 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 8/8/19 Frozen 2 8/15/19 Frozen 2 8/22/19 Frozen II 8/29/19 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 9/5/19 It: Chapter 2 9/12/19 Knives Out 9/19/19 Knives Out 9/26/19 Knives Out 10/3/19 Knives Out 10/10/19 Knives Out 10/17/19 Knives Out 10/24/19 Knives Out 10/31/19 Knives Out Click spoiler for list of #1 Exits and Archives

CLOSED Terminator: Dark Fate Arctic Dogs Harriet Motherless Brooklyn The Lighthouse OPEN The Trial of the Chicago 7

1. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 2. Black Widow 3. Doctor Sleep 4. Ford v. Ferrari 5. New Mutants 6. Morbius 7. Venom 2 8. Parasite 9. The Lighthouse 10. Terminator: Dark Fate

I wonder if they made a last minute edit to their predictions, because when I looked a few minutes ago before coming to this thread, I saw 33.5 for Terminator, not 34.

A lot of times special releases like that don't report box office normally. If you're lucky somebody like @Charlie Jatinder will stop by , though he may or may not be able to help.

It was nice to be able to look on pulse and just see all the various movies and shows that theaters were selling. Sure, the numbers were super helpful, but just seeing what was available was really cool too.

By the way, I'd just like to remind everyone that Terminator opens on Thursday. On Halloween. It's bound to have a much better Friday-to-Thursday ratio than other action sequels, right? Right?

My theater just listed the times for Last Christmas with a note that says "tickets for Last Christmas will go on sale November 1 at 7 am".

It looks like there isn't going to be a big early November movie this year too. Sure, there are a lot of early November movies, but there's no Thor Ragnarok or Harry Potter or whatever among them. Nothing to really take the GA's box office perception as the most recent big hit away from Joker.

I was just checking out my theater's website to see if Frozen times were listed yet (they're not), and I noticed they had Ford v Ferrari tickets on sale for the first time. Did that just happen? Also, my theater doesn't have Last Christmas tickets on sale yet. Are they on sale everywhere else?

just noticed that my theater split its PLF screen this weekend: 2 showings for Maleficent, 2 for Joker edit: and now I just checked my second closest theater, and they're doing 2 for Maleficent and 2 for Zombieland For both theaters, Maleficent gets the matinee shows, and the R-rated movie gets the night shows

If you kiddos haven't seen The Haunting of Hill House, you need to watch it. It's a 10-episode long cinematic masterpiece.

Does that date still have The Croods 2 on it , or did that movie disappear?

Suicide Squad was only PG-13, so it doesn't belong on the list