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Hell no. People don't even remember who JJL is. What was the last thing she was in that people actually watched? Road to Perdition LOL. Mara's last big hit was Dragon Tatoo, but Lion's gonna explode in the box office, and she'll usurp J-Law's throne. HAIL QUEEN MARA!

Alright, I'll start: Rooney Mara deserved Supporting Actress last year. COME AT ME DANISH GIRL FANBOYS!

Bourne's Universal, brah.

And with that, Tele just banned you. Nice knowin' ya man!

Fun fact: Bad Moms was originally going to be a Paramount movie, and now this movie's going to gross more than every Paramount movie this year sans Star Trek.

Oh come on.

Alright, my turn: 1. Star Wars 8: $750M 2. Beauty and the Beast: $405M 3. GOTG 2: $370M 4. Spider-Man: Homecoming: $340 5. Despicable Me 3: $325M 6. Wonder Woman: $310M 7. Fast 8: $300M 8. Lego Batman: $290M 9. Justice League: $275M 10. Coco: $240M 11. Kong: Skull Island: $230M 12. Thor: Ragnarok: $225M 13. Dunkirk: $220M 14. Apes: $200M 15. The Mummy: $180M 16. Transformers: $180 17. Kingsman 2: $175M 18. The Dark Tower: $165M 19. Ninjago $160M 20. Wolverine 3: $150M Pirates 5: $140M Baywatch: $140M Jumanji: $135M Smurfs: The Lost Villiage: $135M Cars 3: $130M Ferdinand: $130M Pitch Perfect 3: $130M The House: $125M Captain Underpants: $120M Blade Runner: $115M Alien: Covenant: $115M Power Rangers: $110M Murder on the Orient Express: $110M Mother/Daughter: $100M Fifty Shades Darker: $100M

1. Passengers 2. Rogue One 3. La La Land 4. Lego Batman 5. Moonlight 6. Moana 7. Fantastic Beasts 8. Storks 9. Spider-Man: Homecoming 10. Doctor Strange

We get it.

Coin Flip? Edit: Just go Pete's then Sausage, since the latter will probably have a bigger crowd at that time, and comedies are always great when there's a big crowd.

Mad at Disney? What did they do?

@trifle @JennaJ @angeldelmito

"Audiences Wanted the D this Weekend as the Competition Needs Viagra"

There once was a man from Nantucket...

That's a big Twinkie.

I'm excited for this movie, but I really hate how much I'm seeing ads for this on Youtube. Almost every video I click on has this ad playing before the video, and it's really getting on my nerves.

Don't know much about the director, but the premise seems pretty cool.

Director: Barry Jenkins Writer: Barry Jenkins Producer: Adele Romanski, Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner Starring: Trevante Rhodes, Andre Holland, Janelle Monae, Ashton Sanders, Jharrel Jerome, Naomie Harris, Mahershala Ali Synopsis: Set in 1980s War on Drugs era Miami, Moonlight focuses on three different time periods of a man named Chiron, as he battles a rough home life and his dawning sexuality. Yep, I'm stanning for this. Looks absolutely breathtaking.

It feels weird that I'm the only one here with no strong negative or positive feelings towards the Sqwad. To me, it was just kinda mediocre and forgettable.

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These legs? Or these legs? @MCKillswitch123

Passengers. Hands down. Some honorable mentions go to Rogue One, La La Land, Moana, Fantastic Beasts, Storks, Doctor Strange, Allied, Billy Lynn, Loving, American Honey, and Magnificent Seven, among plenty of other movies.

Star Trek's first trailer sucked, and it wasn't until a couple months ago when we actually got decently-edited promos and trailers, but it still looked like something that really only appealed to the Trek fanbase, with nothing new all that added to the table to appeal to newcomers. I can vouch for that, since I didn't care about this movie until I saw the first two Abrams movies on cable a few days before Beyond came out, and my enjoyment of those movies were what compelled me to see Beyond in the first place. Ghostbusters had terrible trailers, and a good part of its marketing was pretty much the cast and the director insulting the original fanbase, aka the people that would most likely see a remake of your movie.