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Eric the Marxist

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  1. 6 minutes ago, filmlover said:

    Jumanji has become a monster though. This has to be Sony's first unqualified hit since...well, what?

    If we're talking tentpole movies, I think it's their first big non-Spidey/Bond hit since...Hotel Transylvania 2...back in 2015. (Or I guess you could maybe make a case for Angry Birds. Its domestic gross was meh, but $350M on a $73M budget is pretty good). It's also the first non-Spider-Bond Sony movie to gross more than $200M since...Hancock...back in 2008. Yeesh, Sony really has gone south (Speaking of Hancock, how come they never made a sequel to that?)

  2. 12 minutes ago, That One Guy said:

    Hopping on the bandwagon a bit early.  Haven't finished all my 2017 watching sadly, but oh well, I can still probably form a solid list!  Just to prepare you guys, don't expect any of the following possible contenders to appear on the list:

     

    -Phantom Thread

    -Call Me by Your Name

    -The Post

    -The Killing of a Sacred Deer

    -Wonderstruck

    -Mudbound

    -Nocturama

    -I, Tonya

     

    I'll probably update this list again anyway once I see those films, so why not?

     

    This is why I get annoyed with a lot of these year-end lists. If you haven't seen all of the movies you were interested in/were excited to see, then just wait a while longer, and then make your countdown. Who cares if you missed the bandwagon?

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  3. 58 minutes ago, mikee11 said:

    salty mad because even imdb score proves mixed WOM, the displayed score is just rigged

    Y'know, it's kinda weird that you seemingly only joined here  to diss Last Jedi. Most people here join to have fun discussion about box office and the industry as a whole, but you seem rather dedicated to only targeting one specific movie. Sad!

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  4. On 12/25/2016 at 7:52 PM, CoolEric258 said:

    1. Star Wars Episode 8: $765M

    2. Guardians of the Galaxy: $420M

    3. Beauty and the Beast: $400M

    4. Despicable Me 3: $355M

    5. Justice League: $330M

    6. Spider-Man: Homecoming: $320M

    7. Wonder Woman: $305M

    8. Fate of the Furious: $290M

    9. Lego Batman: $260M

    10. Thor 3: $260M

    11. Kong: $250M

    12. Coco: $245M

    13. Dunkirk: $245M

    14. Apes: $230M

    15. Transformers: $200M

    16. Logan: $190M

    17. Pirates 5: $190M

    18. Ninjago: $180M

    19. Cars 3: $180M

    20. Dark Tower: $175M

    21. The Mummy: $170M

    22. Rock That Body: $160M

    23. Jumanji: $150M

    23. Murder on the Orient Express: $145M

    24. Baywatch: $140M

    25. Bad Moms Christmas: $140M

    25. Kingsman: $135M

    26. Fifty Shades: $135M

    27. Alien: Covenant: $130M

    28. The House: $125M

    29. Blade Runner 2049: $120M

    30. Pitch Perfect 3: $120M

    31. Ferdinand: $115M

    32. The Star: $110M

    33. Fist Fight: $105M

    34. Captain Underpants: $105M

    35. Red Sparrow: $105M

    36. Greatest Showman on Earth: $100M

    Well...at least I tried.

  5. 5 minutes ago, La Binoche said:

    I'm curious to see how The Post does in wide release - it will tell us if Meryl Streep's career and brand have been tarnished by recent events. Will the #SheKnew accusations (apparently it's her fault that actresses agreed to take meetings in Harvey Weinstein's bed) negatively affect her career? 

    Good thing Thomas the Hanks Engine is there to save the day.

  6. 1 minute ago, filmlover said:

    You're gonna love it, CoolEric. Armie spends most of the movie wearing really short shorts or bathing suits that show off his thighs.

     

    The entire movie is excellent though. I think only the most close-minded would be unable to take away at least something from it.

    It's definitely the first movie I'll plan to see when I get back to Uni...unless I'm unable to see Jumanji, The Post, or Paddington before I head back.

  7. 58 minutes ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

    Maybe it’s an app this time.

    I was actually thinking about that idea the other day, and I think it's the perfect way to bring a new hook.

     

    Picture this:

    The game becomes an app. It becomes super popular across the entire world, and it's bought by almost everyone. When the time is right, Jumanji sucks all of the people in the world into the game. Then it's up to the kids from the first movie to try and go back as their old characters and save the day.

     

    The thing however is that each of the app users pick one of the game characters. Meaning there will be a lot of Rocks running around in Jumanji. Jumanji 2 made an ungodly amount of money with one Rock. Can you imagine hundreds, thousands, millions of different Rocks in one movie? $1B DOM guraranteed.

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