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It is not listed in the archives. Just watched it. Performances are really good. They all feel the same (boxing movies). It did not make it bad though. Anyways, might as well catch Hands of Stone soon. B-

so I rewatched The Ring 2 on Sunday and The Ring on Monday. Did some light reading on the concept. I wanted to be as prepared as possible for this. Saw Rings tonight (Tuesday)... The first 1/3 was a solid B+ for me (always seems to be the case for most crappy horror films). The last 2/3 really falters and then the end catches up. It features the same dragged out investigation like from the first Ring, except the first one was good! I would definitely call this a sequel and it has some good ideas. The good bumps it above the 69% D+ hurdle and into C/C- territory. A step above Bye Bye Man. 72.

so I rewatched The Ring 2 on Sunday and The Ring on Monday. Did some light reading on the concept. I wanted to be as prepared as possible for this. Saw Rings tonight (Tuesday)... The first 1/3 was a solid B+ for me (always seems to be the case for most crappy horror films). The last 2/3 really falters and then the end catches up. It features the same dragged out investigation like from the first Ring, except the first one was good! I would definitely call this a sequel and it has some good ideas. The good bumps it above the 69% D+ hurdle and into C/C- territory. A step above Bye Bye Man. 72. BO wise, I think it did the best it could with what it had. Without the Super Bowl, it would have made 14.63 million with a 40% Sunday drop and average 5k/theater. To me, that is success. The negative part of the box office is the 25M budget which i am guessing covers the last 2/3 of the on location shooting that dragged the movie down and made it seem less appealing. They did it to themselves. I hope their is an alternative motivation for them cancelling Friday the 13th other than the poor performance of Rings cuz them cancelling F13 is just dumb. Look how well Bye Bye Man did on Friday alone? COMMON MAN! Look how much Mother's Day increased on Mother's Day. COMMON MAN! COMMON PARAMOUNT!

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6 RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER Sony / Screen Gems 3,104 $1,371,467 +91.2% / $442 $18,723,242 / 8 $2,288,773 +66.9% / $737 $21,012,015 / 9 $1,041,062 -54.5% / $335 $22,053,077 / 10 one of the better Sunday drops.

Here is how the weekend would have played out, if Friday/Sunday ratios were similar to last weeks... and Rings/RE drop 40%, Space drops 30%, and Dogs Purpose has the same Friday/Sunday ratio as Rogue One. Split - 16.16 (-37.0%) Rings - 14.64 Dog - 11.90 (-34.7%) Hidden Figures - 11.74 (-16.1%) La La Land - 8.44 (-31.0%) Resident Evil - 5.02 (-63.1%) Sing - 4.40 (-31.4%) Space - 4.34 xXx - 4.34 (-49.5%) Lion - 4.33 (+84.3%) Rogue One - 3.35 (-36.4%) Monster Trucks - 2.41 (-42.3%) Founder - 1.69 (-35.2%) Manchester - 1.55 (-25.1%) Moana - 1.47 (-40.7%) Fences - 1.42 (-1.4%) Patriots Day - 1.34 (-51.6%) Sleepless - 1.04 (-40.6%) Passengers - 0.95 (+4.4%) Arrival - 0.90 (-38.8%)

I THINK.... and correct me if i am wrong. 50 Shades is Universal Studios. Dogs Purpose in Universal. So is Split and Sing. There is something tnat has to do with the same studio handling distribution for many titles but i have no idea how it work. They will want to keep Split at 3000 and only loosing 90%. Sing should loose 1,000 which will set up a 50% weekend to weekend drop. Seems Dogs Purpose is the wild card. Maybe loose 20% of theaters and be at 2500 weekend 3??????? Sony has nothing so would they keep Resident Evil at half (-1507)? Passengers?

fascinating

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I plan on doing a full on reserved seating report during the game. ^^Have not had one here since Inferno came out.

American Honey could still get in

FB will get in

+ Fantastic Beasts + Doctor Strange + Lobster Swiss Army? Nice Guys? Kubo?

ALLEGIANT WOOT WOOT!

ive seen 129 2016 movies so far and Popstar is tied for 48th place with an 89 (B+). Lol, i need to think a little harder about my top 50 ...I am so nice to everything!!!

I am scared the love for Star Wars is waning and Rogue One will not make the top 5! I feel like back in 05, if we had this thing going ROTS would have been a lock for #1. It would be impossible to get 89 lists for 2005, but it would be curious back in the day for what would have won? Revenge of the Sith vs Goblet of Fire vs Narnia vs King Kong vs War of the Worlds vs Batman Begins vs Sin City

i am scared!

The reason I chose these movies is because Parts 1-4 would probably get the vote hands down. I wanted to make a favorite Kane Hodder Friday the 13th survey, but he is only in parts 7, 8, and 9. I thought he was in part 6 too! This was the first long series i saw growing up and I also think it is probably the first long series in movie history! (competing with Elm Street). Parts 5-10 really dive deep into the camp.

I did one for Resident Evil. Might as well start this one too. Both of these franchises probably experienced their last films and soon this thread will be dead and buried forever. So here is the chance to express your love for Resident Evil or Underworld. RE & Underworld marathon, anyone? 1. Underworld 1 2. Underworld 2: Evolution 3. Underworld 5: Blood Wars 4. Underworld 4: Awakening 5. Underworld 3: Rise of the Lycans

if that Resident Evil # holds true, then I hope i die soon

http://deadline.com/2017/02/rings-the-space-between-weekend-box-office-1201901560/ Top films per industry estimates for the weekend of Feb. 3-5 as of Friday night: 1.) Split (UNI/Blumhouse) 3,373 theaters (+174) /$4.8M Fri (-39%)/3-day: $14.7M (-43%)/Total: $98.8M/Wk 3 2.) Rings (Par) 2,931 theaters /$5.2M Fri. (includes $800K previews)/3-day: $12.8/Wk 1 3.) Hidden Figures (Fox) 3,401 theaters (+50)/$3M Fri (-20%) /3-day: $10.4M (-26%)/Total: $119.7M/Wk 7 4.) A Dog’s Purpose (UNI/Amblin/Walden) 3,178 theaters (+120)/$2.8M Fri (-46%) /3-day: $10.1m (-45%)/Total: $32.1/Wk 2 5.) La La Land (Lionsgate) 3,236 (+100) /$2.3M Fri (-31%)/3-day:$8.2m (-33%)/Total:$119.1M/ Wk 9 6.) Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (SONY) 3,104 theaters (0) /$1.36M Fri (-73%) / 3-day: $4M (-71%)/Total: $21.4M/Wk 2 7.) The Space Between Us (STX) 2,812 theaters /$1.48M Fri. (includes $170K previews)/3-day: $3.8M/Wk 1 8/9) Sing (ILL/UNI), 2,293 theaters (-409) /$905K Fri.(-33%) /3-day cume: $3.75M (-41%)/Total: $262.6M/Wk 7 Lion (TWC) 1,405 theaters (+830) /$1.1K Fri (+83%) /3-day: $3.75M (+63%)/Total: $24.4M/Wk 11 10.) xXx: The Return Xander Cage (PAR/REV) 2,478 theaters (-1,178) /$1.1M Fri (-50%)/3-day: $3.6M (-58%)/Total: $39.9M/ Wk 3 NOTABLES: Gold (TWC) 2,166 theaters /$462K Fri (-60%)/3-day: $1.5M (-56%)/Total: $6.3M/Wk 2 The Comedian (SPC) 848 theaters /$287k Fri /PTA: $904/3-day: $767k /Wk 1 I Am Not Your Negro (MAG) 45 theaters /$170k Fri /PTA: $10K/3-day: $457k /Wk 1 FOR DERBY PURPOSES: Deadline Friday #'s plus my projections... Split 4.8 (+55%) 7.44 (-70%) 2.232 = 14.47 => 14.50 Rings 4.4 (+13.6%) 5.00 (-70%) 1.50 = 10.90 + Thursday = 11.70 Hidden Figures 3.0 (+70%) 5.10 (-70%) 1.53 = 9.63 => 9.50 Dog's Purpose - 2.8 (+80%) 5.04 (-67%) 1.66 = 9.50 La La Land - 2.3 (+67%) 3.84 (-67%) 1.27 = 7.41 => 7.50 Resident Evil - 1.36 (+60%) 2.176 (-70%) .653 = 4.19 => 4.25 Space Between - 1.31 (+60%) 2.096 (-70%) .629 = 4.035 + THURSDAY = 4.205 => 4.00 Sing - .905 (+138%) 2.15 (-58%) .905 = 3.96 => 3.90 xXx - 1.1 (+80%) 1.98 (-75%) .50 = 3.58 => 3.60 ROGUE ONE = 3.00?

New Releases RINGS (2017) SPACE BETWEEN US, THE (2017) last year, Hail, Cesar! got a C- and increased 40% from real Friday #.

^^ whatever, I remember Ouija 2 looked the same. Supernatural horror bring in the masses after dark hours