Eric Prime

I think someone on another thread mentioned this Christmas will be like 2011 where there's no mega monster hit, but a lot of the wealth distributed nicely. That sounds about right, only with a lot more $100M grossers than $75M grossers. This also seems like it will be the Ghost Protocol of the bunch.

Are they really musicals though?

Meryl looking like Poison Ivy off Batman and Robin Rest of the movie looks magical tho

1. Amy Adams, The Female Leo 2. Regina King, Han's Folly 3. Rachel Weisz, I Don't Know Who's the Favourite 4. Emma Stone, This Can Flip with #3 5. Claire Foy, Concerned Wife on the Phone ALT: Nicole Kidman, Wig

1. Richard E. Grant, Gonna Win Twice in a Row Thanks to Star Wars 2. Mahershala Ali, Category Fraud Strikes 3. Daniel Kaluuya, Not Sinking 4. Sam Elliott, Chapelle Should be Here TBh 5. Sam Rockwell, Racist to Racist ALT: Timothee ChalaGOD, He'll Be Back For Little Women

1. Lady Gaga, Not Far From the Shallow After All 2. Olivia Colman, Queen to Queen 3. Viola Davis, Robbin' America's Hearts 4. Melissa McCarthy, Suck My Dick diddykongracing 5. Glenn Close, Borat Joke ALT: Yalitza Aparicio, Can't Think of Anything Witty to Write

1. Bradley Cooper, I Just Wanna Take Another Look At You 2. Christian Bale, Getting Thicc Again 3. Ryan Gosling, Anti-Flag Planter 4. Viggo Mortenson, You People Love the Fried Chicken 5. Rami Malek, Bucktooth Wonder ALT: Robert Redford, The Guy Who Deserves It the Most, But Probably Won't Get It

1. The Favourite 2. Roma 3. A Star is Born 4. Vice 5. First Man 6. BlacKkKlansman 7. Widows 8. If Beale Street Could Talk 9. Green Book ALT: Black Panther

Feel like it would have a really good chance at crossing $100M if November wasn't so packed this year.

White Boy Rick was...a film, I guess. Probably going to be the weakest of the four BTH joints dropping this fall.

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Fandango Pulse tickets sold from 9/10 to 9/13 for upcoming releases Movie/Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fahrenheit 23 29 40 35 House w/ Clock 92 120 117 137 Life Itself 7 9 13 11 Hell Fest 0 0 1 2 Smallfoot 12 5 12 30 Night School 0 4 10 11 A Star is Born 0 0 720 579 Venom 0 0 1 213

MY BABY IS BLESSING US WITH ONE MORE SNEAK PEEK

Obviously, it could still happen, since the GMA anchors could introduce it themselves, but don't be surprised if when Monday rolls around we don't get a trailer.

I'm bored, so here are some more trailer predictions until the end of the year (excluding stuff already confirmed like Poppins, Captain Marvel, and Grinch): -Ralph Breaks the Internet: Late September, in front of Smallfoot. More likely in October. -Dumbo: November, in front of Nutcracker or Ralph. Maybe also December in front of Mary Poppins -Aladdin: Early November, in front of Nutcracker -Toy Story 4: Late November, in front of Ralph -Avengers: Here We Go Again!: Late November or early December -Lion King: December, in front of Mary Poppins Isn't it Romantic: Late September, in front of Night School Detective Pikachu: Late September, in front of Smallfoot Lego Movie 2: Late September, in front of Smallfoot Isn't it Romantic: Early October, in front of A Star is Born Fantastic Beasts: Early October, in front of A Star is Born. The Curse of La Llorana: October, in front of Halloween Aquaman: November, in front of Fantastic Beasts. Maybe also in October? Shazam: November or December, in front of either Fantastic Beasts or Aquaman Godzilla: King of the Monsters: December, in front of Aquaman Us: Late September in front of Night School. At the very least sometime in October. Mortal Engines: October or November Us: October, in front of either Halloween or First Man Glass: October, in front of Halloween The Turning: October, in front of Halloween SLOP 2: November, in front of Grinch Dragon 3: November, in front of Grinch or Ralph Doctor Dolittle: November, in front of Grinch or Ralph A Dog's Journey: December, in front of Marwen Holmes & Watson: Late September, in front of Night School Miss Bala: Umm...October, in front of Venom? TBH, I don't know where this will go Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse: October, in front of Goosebumps 2 A Dog's Way Home: October, in front of Goosebumps 2 Escape Room: November, in front of Spider's Web Greyhound: November in front of The Front Runner...heh. The Rosie Project: November, in front of Spider's Web MIB: Maybe October in front of Venom, but more likely December, in front of Spider-Verse, Holmes and Watson, and Aquaman. Spider-Man: Far From Home: December, in front of Spider-Verse and Aquaman The Kid Who Would Be King: Maybe September in front of House w/ Clock, but more likely some time in November. Ad Astra: Sometime in October or November Alita: October in front of Bad Times. Maybe also some time in November Dark Phoenix: October...November...December...January? Breakthrough: December Stuber: December, in front of Holmes and Watson Nobody's Fool: Late September, in front of Night School Bumblebee: October, in front of Venom Rhythm Section: October, in front of First Man Overlord: October, in front of First Man/El Royale or Halloween Pet Semetary: October, in front of Halloween Rocketman: Early November, in front of Bohemian Rhapsody What Men Want: Early November, in front of Nobody's Fool Eli: November, in front of Overlord Wonder Park: November, in front of Grinch or Ralph

http://www.deluxecdn.com/dcinema//projectionistletter/projectionistletter_the_house_with_a_clock_in_its_walls_usa_20180921_082722.pdf It says on House's projectionist letter "TRL 1" for Dragon. It should happen sometime within the next few weeks though. November at the latest.

Next week's runtimes w/o credits and attachments: Life Itself: 1:49. Beautiful Boy and Suspiria are the attachments Assassination Nation: 1:39. Attachments are Mid90s and Beach Bum House with Clock: 1:38. Attachments are Grinch (New trailer) and Dragon 3

So it's longer than Get Out.

Ah yes, like those high review scores for A Wrinkle in Time, a Disney SJW piece...oh wait, it got mediocre to negative reviews. Guess those damn checks didn't go in. Also, we're really going to argue that Ghostbusters got high scores? Obviously the film has its fans, but a 74% on RT and 60 on MC basically translates to a general consensus of "yeah, it's pretty a'ight I guess."

Well I mean RT's audience score is already at 52%, and seeing as howSJW movies usually sink when it comes to the RT Audience cateogry, obviously barring a few exceptions, I feel inclined to believe that, yeah, the movie is probably bad. But hey, go off and be a sexist fuckface I guess.