The Panda

Don't ever listen to people saying somebody's a lock to win until it's at the very least the end of December. People said Oprah was a lock to win supporting, and look what happened there.

Watch this and realize how glorious of an end this will be to the experiment.

Y'all know y'all want to force Blankments to see one last religious film.

Let's pick Saving Christmas, torture poor Blanks.

I think studios aren't realizing LEGO did so well because it was a good movie, not because it was based on toys.

I'd disagree with that because both man of steel and the amazing Spidey 2 both recently got trashed pretty hard. Sure, there's some fanboys who pad the numbers a bit, but say even Dark World was almost rotten (which is fair because it's overall entertaining).

Say 25% canada increase plus madagascar's 90% and that's 115% The number makes sense in that case sense cheap Tuesdays are in a few places in America now and Big Hero 6 is better liked than M2

They're all populist movies, I'm pretty sure everyone here has seen at least 90 of them.

Very overrated film, I gave it a 7/10

My completed ranking of these Pulp Fiction Finding Nemo The Shawshank Redemption Raiders of the Lost Ark The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 2001: A Space Odyssey Once Upon a Time in the West Lawrence of Arabia Monty Python and the Holy Grail Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind Goodfellas It's a Wonderful Life The Wizard of Oz Citizen Kane Casablanca A Clockwork Orange Schindler's List The Godfather The Lion King Dr. Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring The Empire Strikes Back One Flew Over a Cuckoo's Nest 12 Angry Men The Truman Show Spirited Away Blade Runner The Good the Bad and the Ugly The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers No Country For Old Men Airplane! Children of Men Jurassic Park Alien Taxi Driver Rear Window Saving Private Ryan Wall-E Pan's Labyrinth Planet of the Apes The Social Network Jaws Gravity Forrest Gump Fargo Life of Pi Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Beauty and the Beast Good Will Hunting Groundhog Day The Terminator There Will Be Blood North by Northwest Silence of the Lambs The Godfather Part 2 The Terminator 2: Judgement Day The Matrix Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Back to the Future Up Star Trek (2009) The Incredibles Sunset Boulevard Aladdin To Kill a Mockingbird The Avengers Monster's Inc Memento Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Ratatouille Pirates of the Caribbean Iron Man Star Wars Episode IV: Return of the Jedi Reservoir Dogs L.A. Confidential Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Aliens Se7en Magnolia The Dark Knight Casino Royale How to Train Your Dragon X-Men: Days of Future Past E.T. The Extra Terrestrial The Bourne Ultimatum Batman Begins Frozen Toy Story Spider-Man 2 The Prestige Toy Story 3 Titanic Toy Story 2 Fight Club Inception The Usual Suspects Trainspotting The Dark Knight Rises Captain America: The Winter Soldier Die Hard

People haven't seen Into the Woods yet?

I think Interstellar has a strong enough vocal base that they can get him and Chastain in.

His track wasn't really innovative, but it was a strong and unique track that stood out compared to others this year. However, I think Fury is the best I've heard this year so far, it blends better and he does some really things with it. Birdman's score is cool as well, being pretty much improvisational drums, with the flight scenes being symphony.

I don't think it was particularly hard to recognize, it was foreshadowed pretty hard. When you first hear gravity you think it might be something weird, but I think it was around that same point as you where I was like, "This is going to tie into time travel somehow," and as soon as McConnoughey mentioned parents being ghosts I was like, "he's the ghost." However, the journey was so captivating that the way the last act was pulled off was mindboggling. I wasn't so amazed by what the actual content was, but at how well it was executed visually and it how it brought everything together. My mind was certainly more blown than any of Nolan's other movies.

Fun fact, Frozen, Tangled, and Big Hero 6 all have an 89% on RT (Both Tangled and Big Hero 6 both have a top critic rating of 89% as well) Wreck-It Ralph is sadly at an 86% despite having a higher average rating than them all except Frozen (although it does have the highest Top Critic Average rating although its top critic percentage is the lowest)

Maybe both could, there could be spillover both ways (adults took their kids to BH6 and now they go to Interstellar)

5.2m is a really strong Monday drop, especially from its opening weekend.

Best post in this thread.

McConnaughey deserves another nomination for Interstellar, he is so strong.

I personally think Interstellar and Fury really deserve a nomination, easily the most memorable scores I have heard this year (followed by Birdman and Grand Budapest)

LEGO is looking harder and harder to beat the longer this goes.

Interstellar deserves the win, a couple of those sequences are mindblowingly beautiful. The award isn't best CGI, it's visual effects.

One of the best sci-fi movies of all-time and one of my top 10 favorites

11/14 1.Dumb and Dumber To - 42.4m (42.4m) 2.Big Hero 6 - 35.4m (109.1m) 3.Interstellar - 32.5m (101.1m) 4.Beyond the Lights - 5.5m (5.5m) 5.Gone Girl - 5m (153.1m) 6.St Vincent - 3.8m (32.7m) 7.Fury - 3.7m (74.8m) 8.Nightcrawler - 3.4m (24.9m) 9.Ouija - 3m (47.9m) 10.Birdman - 2.8m (11.8m) 11.Saving Christmas - 2.7m (2.7m) 12.John Wick - 2.2m (38m) 11/21 1.The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 - 150.2m (150.2m) 2.Big Hero 6 - 22.4m (142.9m) 3.Interstellar - 19.7m (130.8m) 4.Dumb and Dumber To - 19.5m (71.4m) 5.Gone Girl - 3.8m (159m) 6.Beyond the Lights - 3.2m (10.3m) 7.St Vincent - 2.6m (36.3m) 8.Birdman - 2.5m (15.5m) 9.Fury - 2.3m (78.6m) 10.Nightcrawler - 2m (28m) 11.Saving Christmas - 1.8m (5.4m) 12.Ouija - 1.2m (49.7m) 11/28 1.The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 - 67.6m / 102.3m (278.5m) 2.The Penguins of Madagascar - 38.5m / 50.4m (50.4m) 3.Horrible Bosses 2 - 28.5m / 31.4m (31.4m) 4.Big Hero 6 - 20.4m / 27.6m (180.5m) 5.Interstellar - 18.7m / 25.4m (166.2m) 6.Dumb and Dumber To - 15m / 20.3m (100m) 7.Gone Girl - 4.6m / 5.8m (166.8m)

A's Birdman: Or The Unexpected Nature of Ignorance Boyhood Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Fury Gone Girl The Grand Budapest Hotel The Guardians of the Galaxy Interstellar The LEGO Movie Snowpiercer X-Men: Days of Future Past B's Bad Words Bears Begin Again Captain America: The Winter Soldier Chef Edge of Tomorrow The Fault in Our Stars The Giver Godzilla How to Train Your Dragon 2 Neighbors Next Goal Wins Noah Only Lovers Left Alive C's About Last Night That Awkward Moment Blended Divergent Dracula Untold God's Not Dead Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit Life Itself The Monument's Men A Most Wanted Man Muppets: Most Wanted Oculus Veronica Mars D's 300: Rise of An Empire Alexander and the No Good, Terrible, Very Bad Day The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Annabelle Jersey Boys Maleficent A Million Ways to Die in the West Need For Speed Non-Stop Ride Along RoboCop Transcendence F's Deliver Us From Evil Endless Love I, Frankenstein The Nut Job Ouija Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones Pompeii Trans4mers: Age of Extinction Winter's Tale Z's America: Imagine a World Without Her