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Jurassic World will get the nomination for box office alone. Jurassic World Mad Max: Fury Road Star Wars: The Force Awakens The Walk Last nom will go to one of these: The Martian, In the Heart of the Sea, Furious 7, Age of Ultron, Tomorrowland,

I was gone with no service the week of my individuals (I mentioned it beforehand in here) will I get a second chance to answer some?

Question, certain questions pertain to Wednesday grosses, does that mean we need to have our answers for that question in before thursday?

Spectre has a good shot as well. Unless one of those three fails to make 300m this year will set the record for most 300m movies adjusted and actually.

Big difference is Minions and Gallows open that weekend and will suck up much more of the market than Bruno.

The Empire Strikes Back vs. Shrek 2 The Godfather vs. Sleeping Beauty Jurassic Park vs. Love Story The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers vs. Spider-Man Mary Poppins vs. Thunderball Star Wars vs. Home Alone The Avengers vs. Grease Raiders of the Lost Ark vs. Cleopatra Ghostbusters vs. Beverly Hills Cop The Lion King vs. Goldfinger The Sting vs. Airport Back to the Future vs. American Graffiti Independence Day vs. The Robe Fantasia vs. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Jaws vs. Around the World in 80 Days Forrest Gump vs. Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace Jurassic World vs. Blazing Saddles Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid vs. Batman (1989) The Jungle Book vs. The Bells of St. Mary's The Dark Knight vs. Ben-Hur Titanic vs. Finding Nemo The Ten Commandments vs. The Towering Inferno Pinocchio vs. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Doctor Zhivago vs. My Fair Lady The Exorcist vs. The Greatest Show on Earth Spider-Man 2 vs. Animal House 101 Dalmatians vs. The Passion of the Christ The Graduate vs. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King vs. E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Avatar vs. The Sound of Music Return of the Jedi vs. The Dark Knight Rises Bambi vs. Gone with the Wind

I'll take the last one

I'll take the last one

) Choose what film JW will pass by the end of its run domestically. Avengers Titanic Avatar none of the above 2) What will JWs final gross be? Must be within 2% 665m 3) Choose any Tuesday or Wednesday in the month of July and tell me what the increase or decrease for said day will be. You have 2% error room. July 8th (Wednesday) -18% 4) What will Jurassic World gross for the three day weekend of July 3-5? Error room of 5%. 31.4m 5) How much more will JW finish with WW? ERROR room of 7%. 1.602b

Actually I'm going to switch to Minions OW, I'll be there then.

Top 15 is likely to look like 1.Jurassic World - 656.2m 2.Avengers: Age of Ultron - 460m 3.Inside Out - 378.7m 4.Minions - 374.6m 5.Pixels - 206.4m 6.Pitch Perfect 2 - 184.2m 7.Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation - 182.4m 8.Ant-Man - 180.1m 9.Mad Max: Fury Road - 153m 10.San Andreas - 152.7m 11.Fantastic Four - 138.2m 12.Terminator: Genisys - 124.3m 13.Vacation - 124.2m 14.Spy - 117.1m 15.Straight Outta Compton - 107.4m 16.Ted 2 - 105.4m 17.Magic Mike XXL - 100.4m

So far we have 3 movies from 2015 that would have outgrossed 2014s biggest movie (that made 99% of its money in 2015), with the possibility of at least 4 more movies surpassing it as well (Inside Out, Minions, Mockingjay 2, Star Wars) There's also a moderate to slight chance all of these movies have a crack at going for 300m (all of them have good to great 200m chances) Spectre - 50%, it could ride the success of Skyfall or Skyfall may be the peak, it's a crackshot. 90% it makes 200m The Good Dinosaur - 20%, this would have been lower earlier, but Inside Out broke out huge and it could easily ride the waves of both it and Jurassic World's success. Plus there is an open december all the way to Star Wars (which would very likely double feature the Good Dinosaur with it). 85% it makes 200m Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation - 5%, It hasn't been getting much attention, so the aim should be Ghost Protocol. But it has a good spot to leg out in a fairly weak August. 60% It makes 200m Ant-Man - I'd say around 5% if it pulls a Guardians, very unlikely. 60% it makes 200m Pixels - 5%, it's a unique comedy that could pull in the late summer attention, 2015 has shown audiences are looking for fresh franchises (or old, nostalgic reinvented ones that are making their comeback). 50% it makes 200m The Peanuts Movie - 5%, it is a nostalgic film and has a good distance from the last family one giving it room to breakout in a year that's been great for both mediums. 45% it makes 200m Terminator: Genisys - 5%, it could break out similar to Jurassic World (not as big obviously), and has gained a lot of attention. It's more likely it'll be moderate (150-200m) 40% it makes 200m The record for most 300m movies in a year is 5 from 2012, it's pretty much inevitable this year ends with at least 6-7. The record for most 300m movies adjusted is 6 (back in 2004), which makes it highly likely that 2015 can set the record for most 300m movies actual and adjusted ever.

Inside Out should hopefully scrape a win.

I think Inside Out is going to score big at the academy. If any animated film can win, it can. Categories it deserves a nom for Best Picture Best Director Best Original Screenplay Best Animated Feature Best Sound Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Original Score Best Original Song (Tripledent Gum)

I'll take the second

A Inside Out Jurassic World Mad Max: Fury Road B Avengers: Age of Ultron Cinderella The DUFF Furious 7 Kingsman: The Secret Service The Last 5 Years Pitch Perfect 2 C Chappie Insurgent Jupiter Ascending Tomorrowland D Blackhat Get Hard Mortdecai T3ken F Fifty Shades of Grey Hot Pursuit Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 Seventh Son

Inside Out is the rare animated flick that caters more to the parents than it does the children (I'd say don't bring younger children to see it, they got very restless, distracted, and confused at times and it was distracting to others. There's lots of bright colors, but so much of it will go straight over a younger child's head). It's one of the only movies that ever had me laughing and tearing up at the same time, and is an emotional roller coaster (which is great considering it's a movie about emotions). It is a bundle of contemplation, imagination, depression, hilarity, and joy. When the movie ended I sat there wanting more, in the best way possible, which is very rare from me. For an adult watcher it is never bores you, always has something to process, and is one of (if not) the most creative and original films I have seen this decade. It will take a number of re-watches (which will happen for me) in order for me to determine how it ranks among the Pixar films for me, but it's up there among the very best, and in time I could see it passing Wall-E as my second favorite, or even a slight chance it might tie with Finding Nemo as my favorite. I just need more time to digest it. Inside Out is a perfect combination of well-crafted art, originality and entertainment. A+ However I do warn again that this isn't a movie for young children. This may be the most adult oriented, non-South Park/Family Guy/Simpsons type of mainstream animated movie I have seen.

I believe them saying Jon Snow is dead dead. But that doesn't mean Melisandre can't bring him back to life.

I'll bet 50 points to two people Inside Out is over 350m DOM I bet 50 points to two people Jurassic World is over the Avengers DOM I bet 50 points to two people Inside Out is first this weekend I bet 50 points to two people Max opens over 12.5m I bet 50 points to two people Terminator Genisys 5 day is over Magic Mike 2 3 day I bet 50 points to two people Minions OW is over 100m I bet 50 points to two people Jurassic Word is over 500m after Tuesday I bet 50 points to two people Ant-Man is under 80m OW I bet 50 points to two people The Gallows opens over 15m

I just got back and wow, I just missed one heck of a weekend and one heck of a Sunday result. 90m opening for Inside Out? That's insane, 300m seems guaranteed. 49% drop from a record breakingn opening weekend for Jurassic World in summer? That's also insane, it could beat the Avengers. 2.6m for TED 2 is pretty poor but the competition is strong from holdovers.

I just got back and wow, I just missed one heck of a weekend and one heck of a Sunday result. 90m opening for Inside Out? That's insane, 300m seems guaranteed. 49% drop from a record breakingn opening weekend for Jurassic World in summer? That's also insane, it could beat the Avengers. 2.6m for TED 2 is pretty poor but the competition is strong from holdovers.

Nicki said there'd be no record as well.

It depends, if you're giving a quick comment to your friend about something cool fine. But obnoxious yelling, talking over the movie, carrying on forever, etc. is still annoying. Just because it's a blockbuster doesn't mean I don't want to pay attention. Also don't be the guy that says everything that pops into your head out loud, keep it minimal and to the side to your buddy. Laughing or immediate vocal reactions are fine. I'm fine with clapping too as long as it isn't done obnoxiously and out of place. I can be very loud when watching tv and movies by myself, but even when I'm with just a few friends at home I keep a lot of my comments to myself unless its something we've all seen and don't care to talk through. Like I'll watch new game of thrones episodes with friends and by myself, I scream at the screen when I'm with myself, when I'm with friends I'm more subdued and only catch myself getting vocally into it a few times. At the theater I'm pretty quiet unless its a quiet comment to my friend about something.

I really lucked out seeing this Thursday I guess. I was able to get reserved seats the day of and no line.

It's not dead. Dark Shadows, Battleship, and the Dictator were never going to do good in the first place. Inside Out can still be massive as can Ted 2