Sir Tiki

Before we move onto the next thread, I just want to say thank you to the trackers for all the hard work you do here. It's very much appreciated, and all of you are doing a great job. 💓

Mine are: 1. Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 3. Thor: Ragnarok 4. Iron Man 5. Avengers: Endgame Haven't seen Guardians 3 yet though.

Yes, in 2000: Fantasia 2000 (January IMAX/June wide), The Tigger Movie (February), Dinosaur (May), and The Emperor's New Groove (December).

I turn 32 tomorrow, and I've been following box office on and off since I was 13 (2004).

Frozen took the top spot in its second (wide) weekend and then retook it in its sixth.

Read the title originally as the Northman conquering both $1.4 million and Mr. Wolf's fine ass.

Horn is also oddly enough the first Disney Studios head since the creation of the label in 1983 to retire of his own accord - Berger, Cook, and Ross were all forced out, while Katzenberg, Hoberman, Schneider, and Roth left to start their own production companies. All but the latter three had openly tumultuous relationships with whoever the CEO at the time was as well.

She was Harry's assistant in the second one.

The Princess and the Frog opened at #1, but that was after two weekends of limited release. To my knowledge, Tarzan in 1999 was the last (purely) hand-drawn animated film to hit #1 on its first weekend. EDIT: I totally forgot about The Simpsons Movie.

Just a post credits scene, no mid-credits.

It's funny, my family and I still refer to end-credits scenes as "jumping monkeys" because of the stinger in The Curse of the Black Pearl (i.e. "Are there any jumping monkeys at the end?", "We have to stay for the jumping monkey.", "How many jumping monkeys are there?", etc.). That was really our introduction to them. I am enjoying Loki so far, and I can't wait to see how it wraps up.

That happened to me twice as well in a North Carolina AMC, my dad and I went to see a matinee showing of Edge of Tomorrow but the showing was cancelled because we were the only two who bought tickets. Same thing a year later with Pan with both my parents. I have no idea what they showed instead. The emptiest showing I ever had at that theater (or any theater) was Victor Frankenstein, which was just me, my parents, and some other guy. I guess four tickets was the number they needed to sell to show films. 🤷‍♂️

Sony has just moved Oh Hell No to that weekend next year.

It really hit me watching this teaser that I have no idea who any of these characters are, which is the first time that I've felt that way about a Marvel movie since Guardians of the Galaxy. I kind of like not knowing. A good teaser that I'm sure looks better on a bigger screen than my phone. I'm looking forward to this one!

So this was a year that I was completely in the dark on. Aside from Infinity War I really didn't follow any box office news, and I remember being surprised upon finding out that Aquaman and Incredibles 2 made a billion like a year after they did so lol. I'm very much looking forward to 2019, thank you @Eric Gardner!