Happy Feet Two is just getting slaughtered. $12m is the ABSOLUTE MOST it will finish, and that will be ONE THIRD of what the first one made here. It really goes to show what competition and pure lack of necessity will do to a film!
So that would mean its currently sitting somewhere between $150-$155m, and should hopefully overtake Avatar this weekend coming, if not by Thursday or Friday. And then it'll be the long uncertain road to the top, a spot to which it hopefully makes it to!!
Its also unavailable a lot of the time. But yes, it is getting better.They kind of killed my opinion of them when they shut down the forums without notice. Even if they were shut down because the site crashed, they had our emails, a courtesy email would have been just fine
The story line behind this was much better than the first, but I found that to be a more entertaining film, but only by a little bit.However, the ending was amazing. A bit unrealistic, but extremely creative.
If my work is any indication as to how Sherlock opened, then not very well, would be a fair statement.I'm expecting around $3.2m for the 4-day, compared to the firsts 3.9m for it's 2-day!
Movie Of The Month In Green
Failure Of The Month In Red
Surprise Of The Month In Orange
Disappointment Of The Month In Brown
01.01.2012 - Happy Feet Two (2D) - 6.5/10
08.01.2012 - Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows - 8/10
Films Seen In 2012: 2
I know $200m is a tough call, but it 'only' opened to $14m.And the Domestic BO is useless at the moment for making wild predictions, and to be quite honest, I'm sick of it, so OS is our only hope.Screw it, I'm calling it:Intouchables over $200m
So 20m adm seems pretty much locked for Intouchables, and should pass Avatar in a matter of days to become All-Time No 2 in terms of US$, but two big questions remain:1. Can it pass Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis and take the No 1 spot,And secondly,2. If it does become No 1, will it have enough left to make $7m more to become the first $200m grosser.