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All that is left to see is their vinegar strokes

Well yeah and they still estimated a fall of ~34% for HIFR and ~36-38% for everything else. Weird.

Heaven Is For Real #1 on Sunday - hugely underestimated while everything else was overestimated

May Day is big in Europe too, especially with it being on a Thursday most people will have a long weekend. The Easter holidays mostly end tomorrow though.

What are you talking about? Gatsby was sold solely on Tobey's crying power

Abstain $97M

Top 15 1. How To Train Your Dragon 2 - $315M 2. Transformers Age Of Extinction - $300M 3. Amazing Spider-Man 2 - $240M 4. X-Men: Days of Future Past - $235M 5. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - $205M 6. Godzilla - $200M 7. Maleficent - $180M 8. 22 Jump Street - $165M 9. Guardians Of The Galaxy - $160M 10. Neighbors - $140M 11. Fault in our Stars - $135M 12. Tammy - $130M 13. Edge Of Tomorrow - $115M 14. Think Like a Man Too - $110M 15. Planes: Fire and Rescue - $100M 16. Get On Up - $95M 17. Blended - $90M Worldwide Top 10 1. Transformers Age Of Extinction - $1.02B 2. How To Train Your Dragon 2 - $875M 3. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - $725M 4. Godzilla - $650M 5. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - $625M 6. X-Men Days Of Future Past - $620M 7. Maleficent - $475M 8. Guardians Of The Galaxy - $420M 9. Edge Of Tomorrow - $350M 10. Jupiter Ascending - $300M Top Opening Weekends Worldwide 1. Transformers Age Of Extinction - $200M 2. X-Men - Days of Future Past - $190M 3. Amazing Spider-Man 2 - $180M 4. Godzilla - $160M 5. How to Train Your Dragon 2 - $120M Top Opening Weekends Domestic 1. Transformers Age Of Extinction - $111M 2. Amazing Spider-Man 2 - $97M 3. X-Men Days Of Future Past - $89M 4. How To Train Your Dragon 2 - $73M 5. Godzilla - $71M 6. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - $64M 7. Maleficent - $58M Lowest Grossing Films Of Summer 1. Snowpiercer 2. The Rover 3. Mom's Night Out 4. As Above, So Below 5. The Fluffy Movie Preseason Bonus Questions 1. Step Up All In - $27M 2. Maleficent - $180M 3. How To Train Your Dragon 2 - $560M Triple Bonus Questions 1. No 2. Yes 3. Yes 4. Yes 5. Yes 6. Yes 7. No 8. Yes 9. No 10. 3) How to Train Your Dragon 2, Lucy, 22 Jump Street, Million Dollar Arm 11. Yes 12. No 13. Yes 14. No 15. Yes 16. ASM Bonus 1. No 2. No 3. Yes 4. No 17. Horror Bonus 1. Abstain 2. Abstain 3. Abstain 4. Abstain 18. Comedy monthly May: Neighbors - $140M June: 22 Jump Street - $165M July: Tammy - $130M Next-best: Think Like A Man Too - $110M Question 19 1. 15 2. 3 3. $400M 4. 3 5. NO 6. NO 7. NO 8. Maleficent 9. NO 10. YES 11. YES 12. 1 13. YES 14. NO 15. YES 16. Get On Up 17. YES 18. NO 19. NO 20. 8 Question 20 ABSTAIN

LOL Eric Roberts is literally in everything (that's shitty ). He has like 50 movies waiting to be released

This movie has a Venom too much in it - Sandman and Harry (without amnesia) would have been enough. Also change a lot of things with MJ/Gwen story and also change the Sandman back-story and also.... However, it is entertaining, but not as much as the previous two movies. Franco was the good kind of bad (dat two-eyed wink ), but Tobey was all over the place. So not exactly "so good" 6/10

POT 1 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire v The Avengers Lord Of The Rings: Return Of The King v Lord Of The Rings: Fellowship Of The Ring POT 2 Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers v Frozen Jurassic Park v The Dark Knight

This has everything that the first movie did right, just a bit more polished and with more heart. The best Marvel movie of all time. 10/10

Just one more season NBC, I don't want an asteroid to hit the Earth

"Work was murder" Holds up very well, there are some cheesy parts but the characters feel real and Goblin is pretty awesome. 9/10

I'm thinking around 20% decrease at least which means below $15M for A Haunted House 2

Nice, so Inarritu will first bring the Oscar to Keaton and then to Leo next year

Of course, Stannis Baratheon is the one true king of Westeros. (and I haven't read past the 200th page of 'A Game of Thrones' ) He is kinda Melisandre's bitch though.

Fuck it, I wasn't going to play because it looks very time consuming but what am I going to do all summer, study? I'll probably do some research this weekend... As my friend from high school used to say: "It's important to participate, and not be last."

I too consider LOTR as one long movie and it's #3 or #4 on my list but however shitty a sequel or prequel or sidequel to a movie is, it never diminishes my enjoyment of the original movie. If anything, it makes me admire it even more. Anyway, good list and a good blend of classic and modern movies.

12 Years is a great film and totally deserves the Oscar but I don't know how can it be someone's FAVORITE movie of the year just because it's a well made movie. For me, when I grade and rank movies I mostly look at the enjoyment and rewatchability and I don't see myself seeing 12 Years again in a few years at least. It's still around #10 for me (would also probably rank it 12th for the pun). Good job so far by the way.

Also, thumbs up for the world's greatest extra.

I think it was Ser Dontos the fool but there must be someone bigger behind it as always.

Our kind and beloved king Joffrey of the houses Lannister and Baratheon has been poisoned. May his glorious reign be remembered until the end of days. His cowardly murderers shall be punished swiftly, keeping with the nature of his kingship!In all seriousness, bravo Jack Gleeson, hands down the best performance of the show. I still don't understand how he hasn't got an Emmy yet. I don't think any character has ever been so hated as Joffrey was. Too bad he doesn't want to act anymore, let's hope he changes his mind.

April 1. True Romance 8/10 4. Life of Pi 10/10 5. Unbreakable 9/10 11. Midnight Run 8/10 11. Taxi Driver 9/10 12. Robocop 8/10 12. Blade Runner 9/10

POT 1 1. Lord Of The Rings: Fellowship Of The Ring 2. Lord Of The Rings: Return Of The King 3. The Avengers 4. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire 5. The Dark Knight Rises POT 2 1. The Dark Knight 2. Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers 3. Finding Nemo 4. Jurassic Park 5. Frozen