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  1. 6 minutes ago, Charlie Jatinder said:

    Wednesday

     

    SM:FFH: $27.5mn

    TS4: $7.5mn

    M: $2.75mn

    ACH: $2.15mn

    Yday: $2mn

    Aladdin: $1.55mn

     

    Endgame: $0.625mn

     

    Does the Midsommar number include $1.1 million previews ? That's not a good number if it doesn't.

  2. 4 hours ago, Ryan Reynolds said:

    this looks ok, but wasn't impressed. Daniel Craig not exactly a draw outside of Bond. But audiences may want a palate cleanser after the shitshows of Dark Fate and Charlie Angels.

    My bet is that both Terminator and Charlie's Angels will be better received by the audience and easily make a lot more money. This looks to be another Bad Times at El Royale.

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  3. 3 minutes ago, Mexlouis said:

    To be fair, a lot of them are wrong bc they're from trolls on reddit or something like that. This time is legit, from trust worthy ppl I know. 

     

    I have seen a lot of screening reports from journalists and reliable publications that turned out to be wrong. Remember when Deadpool 2 and Wonder Woman were disasters ? We'll find out how good or bad it is in November but I do think this movie has potential if it is decent enough and is  well-marketed. Sony seems to have some confidence in it if they are investing so much money in its soundtrack and have test-screened it. (MIB was never test-screened)

  4. I don't care about test screening reports. They are almost always wrong about big movies but I think a Charlie's Angels movie has more potential than a Will Smith-less MIB movie. MIB has a very narrow concept and , like Terminator, you can't do much with it once you have gone through all iterations of that concept. MIB4 was going to drop big to $400-450 million WW even if Will had come back.

  5. 32 minutes ago, Fanboy said:

    Well there is no doubt that audiences are going to give it a bad Cinemascore and that's all that really matters. A lot of critics are hesitant in describing this as a horror movie as well. It's still early but presales so far haven't been that bad when you compare them to Annabelle at the same point. Of course, this is going to be more presale heavy, but I still can't see it performing like It Comes at Night. 

    Yeah, I just checked the presales since Monday morning and they aren't bad for a movie being released by a minor distributor.

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  6. Pretty much every big movie going forward is going to disappoint. Spiderman , Lion King, Hobbs and Shaw. Spiderman is coming too soon after Endgame. You could see the interest in TLK drop after the second trailer was released. I am not sure a FF spin-off without the main FF cast will work all that great in the domestic market. 

  7. I think a lot of things are in play here. A:EG is definitely having an affect. We see air getting sucked out of the room every time there is a mega blockbuster movie. Another issue is that there are just too many blockbuster movies being released nowadays. I think studios will soon realize that if you don't have a potential billion dollar grosser you have to keep the budget under $ 150 million. This would've helped movies like Dumbo, Dark Phoenix and Godzilla.

  8. 2 hours ago, CoolioD1 said:

    really impressed that even though the people who are criticizing pattinson's casting surely know they're gonna be made fun of in two years like the folks who criticized Ledger, they're persisting with it anyway. very brave on their part.

    Pattinson is a very good actor but his best roles are that of wormy, scum of the earth type of characters (Good Life, The Lighthouse, High Life, The Rover etc.). I think it is a valid to wonder if he has the Bale or Affleck type of screen presence to play Bruce Wayne. 

  9. 4 hours ago, Slambros said:

    I'm going to take this movie's November 10th release date and examine the wide releases I am interested in that are within a three-week radius from this film. We have:

     

    - The Hunt, a remake of an Oscar-nominated foreign film that Blumhouse is involved with

    - The Last Full Measure, a film about war veterans being distributed by Roadside Attractions which seems to be similar in approach to 2017's Thank You For Your Service

    - Motherless Brooklyn, an Edward Norton film that, if we're lucky, can be the next big mobster film (if that's what it's about, I'm not very sure)

    - Terminator: Dark Fate, which received positive enthusiam at CinemaCon and is said to be faithful to the first two films

    - Doctor Sleep, a sequel to The Shining that, interestingly, was lifted out of January and placed in November--do they have Oscar hopes?

    - Last Christmas, a romantic comedy with two charismatic leads (Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding)

    - Midway, a WWII film by Roland Emmerich

    - Ford V. Ferrari, James Mangold's first film since the excellent Logan

    - A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, a film starring Tom Hanks as Mr. Rogers directed by Marielle Heller

    - Frozen 2, a sequel taking very intriguing risks

    - Knives Out, a classic whodunit with half of Hollywood in its cast

    - Queen & Slim, a race-focused Oscar hopeful

     

    All of those films are coming out within a three-week radius of this Sonic film. I won't speak for anyone else, but there seems to be so many interesting films I could see instead of this Sonic film, and this Sonic film looks awful, so I'm going to see some of the other movies that seem like they'd be more deserving of the ticket sales. Hopefully others do the same.

     

    it is going to make more money worldwide than every movie on the list other than Frozen 2 and maybe Terminator.

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