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I'm interested. Hoping they can come back to the quality of the first season which frankly was really good

Even without I think, people don't care about the directors for the majority so they will be there massively. With the good will of the first, even a less good movie (not a shitty one though) can do 300M IMO

When is planned the spin-off LEGO Ninjago ? Is it made ?

In a very long time sadly... For Lego 2, 3 years and a half seems good. The animated sequels are never as fast as live-action movies. 3 years is good. The move in the summer is a good thing too as it was a free spot and I think others studios won't go against it so easily. It will have the Pixar or the Dreamworks as its only competition (both are scheduled 6/16, one will move)

Hook from Spielberg

1) Guardians of the Galaxy 2) Interstellar 3) Captain America The Winter Soldier 4) Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 5) The Amazing Spider-Man 2 6) Jupiter Ascending 7) The Hobbit : The Desolation of Smaug 8) Transformers Age of Extinction 9) How to Train Your Dragon 2 10) Big Hero 6

TBH, you're the only ones to do it. Not sure but in any case, you're not in the majority here. And it is more logic with the day first lol

TBH they could take the spot of Home and play chicken. With the Frozen success + a Marvel brand and if the movie is great, they will win this so Fox will move Home surely. Btw the OS release schedule isn't definitive (and it's incomplete too) right ? It's weird they decide to keep BH6 for February in Europe.

Yeah I book online anyway. It's nice to see it's actually cheaper online. The others chains put a fee in addition to the ticket price, it's already expensive !

Oh thank you, yes prices are acceptable there and it's not really far either. I think I'll go there, thanks.

Yes it's really expensive this area. Sadly, it's the only ones that aren't far from my home. I'm next to Waterloo station. Perfect for the BFI (which isn't that expensive) but there isn't Lego. There is a nice SDA trilogy all-nighter btw if someone is interest for the Valentine's Day night (I don't know if many girlfriends would be okay to do that ). I think I'll need to spend a lot or wait the end of the week-end and find a showing in matinee if I can

Hey guys, a little question. Which cinema is good in central London without being too expensive ? The Leicester Square theaters are good apparently but the prices are really high (especially in week-ends or at night). I don't want to commute too much just for a movie so I prefer a close one but in the West End they all seem expensive (some more than others). I want to see Lego this week-end (it won't be easy in matinees in the week + I want to see it ASAP) I'm not in London since a long time. I haven't seen a movie in theaters since I'm here except Gravity at the BFI IMAX but in matinee to save money (I wasn't in the UK in December and a big part of January so I've seen all the December movies in France).

99.99% sure and 99% for the IMAX (though with MI5 in second week, I don't know how it will go) To be fair, The Good Dinosaur has a big competition from animated movies. Frozen was alone. The success of TGD can be linked to Jurrassic World's run : if the movie does great, it can passionnate kids about dinosaurs and increase this movie's gross indirecly. Jurassic Park was a phenomenon for interest in dinosaurs (there is always interest in it TBH)

1) Star Wars Episode VII 2) Avengers Age of Ultron 3) The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 2 4) Minions 5) Bond 24 6) Jurassic World 7) Inside Out 7) Fast 7 8) The Good Dinosaur 9) Ant-Man 10) Mission Impossible 5 or World War Z 2 (close to each other) The date for Tintin has nothing official in any case but I have doubts that we'll see it in 2015. Do we know when Jackson is completely done on The Hobbit movies ? As Paramount has a weak schedule in 2015 and Star Trek 3 and Transformers 5 will likely be in 2016, they could aim 2015 for WWZ2.

It's a good idea if done right IMO. The Arthur legends contains some epic stuff and universal themes. Would be great to see that in a blockbuster but 6 seems a little too much. 3 is good indeed. WB wants to much to do another harry Potter but we can't follow Arthur on every moment of his life, even if there will have enough material for 6 movies (I doubt it). I'm not fan of Guy Ritchie on that too.

Ok thanks. Just weird to see Skyfall popping on awards now . But glad of it anyway !

Shoudln't have compete in 2013's Grammys as the movie came out in 2012 ? Why now ?

That would make us insane Oh wait 2 distributors for Interstellar. Does that means that each one make his own campaign ? So more poster, trailers and everything (and not a internationnal trailer with 20 sec different from a DOM trailer ...) ? Cool

Ok misunderstood for Avengers 2 sorry Yes for Avatar it will be huge but against some previsions, it's low ! It's still amazing if Cameron manages to do that ! For the predictions of Avatar and Avengers, lower multiplier as they will be more frontloaded than the first movies. Plus, they won't be seen as "event movie" than A1 and TA1 which were some special events, surprising. There it's just the sequels, people would go once, less repeats, people won't be surprised by the success so people won't be curious as for the first one and for Avatar no 3D curiosity. But ok, I'm a little hard with them maybe (sorry I'm bad for the DOM BO, I watch more the WW BO as I'm not American) Avengers 2 : OW 215M - DOM 585M - WW 1.8B$ Avatar 2 : OW 130M - DOM 600M - WW 3B$

She'll try the casting but not play her, let's be serious

Pan, AC and Ant-Man the same day is a little too much I think . Same here but would like to not sucking too. I would really like see the Mass Effect movie progress too.

I don't know if I'm in the few or not as I see it around 1.8B$ for now. It's difficult to increase from where it is so I suppose only a little increase. Same problem for Avatar 2. Can't really grow from where it is so an increase to 3B$ but not much more. For B/S, quality is the premiere thing. Let's suppose it's a good film, it's Batman Superman and Wonder Woman so appealing but a superhero team-up will be nothing new in 2016. The big question for me is Star Wars Episode VII. This movie is unproven to the market of now since ROTS has been released in 2005 so before the growth of international markets. So I can't say how the OS will join for this movie. And for the "old markets" (aka DOM, Europe and Japan mainly), how will they react ? TPM style attendance or not because PT has damaged the SW brand ? All depends of the quality of this movie of course. But if the movie is good and audiences love it accross all the world like they did with Avatar or Avengers, SW can go high too. Predictions for the game (I'll consider they're all good movies) Avengers 2 : OW 215M - DOM 540M - WW 1.8B$ Star Wars Episode VII : OW 160M - DOM 570M- WW 1.65B$ Batman/Superman : OW 205M - DOM 540M - WW 1.45B$ Avatar 2 : OW 130M - DOM 560M - WW 3B$ EDIT : Transformers 4 is in it now and no more B/S ? TF4 isn't special plus if you want to stop the game 4-5 months before the release of the first it's soon for TF4. POTC5 should be included alongside TF4 also, they'll be in the same area.

Can we make them their special war thread ? And keep this for the movie only or serious predictions, not fanboy war But it's fun to read.

Germany (and more generally Northern Europe countries) are always big on Middle-earth movies. Tolkien is very known there, he was inspired by their myths to create his world so I suppose it's logic. Without the US big drop, it would have big chances to hit 1B WW. All is the fault of Americans who prefer Katniss to Bilbo

It's still awfully early to do real predictions as we know not very much on any of these projects. When is the game closed ?