Eric Prime

WHAT FUCKING CHILD WATCHES THE WALKING DEAD

Embargo drops tonight at 2:30 AM

Isn't announced yet, but this seems like a movie Disney will place on President's Day weekend to me.

All of the movies that I feel comfortable with in my predictions: 1. Star Wars 9: $679M 2. The Lion King: $584M 3. Frozen 2: $425M 4. Wonder Woman 2: $415M 5. Aladdin: $400M 6. Avengers 4: $398M 7. Jumanji 2: $384M 8. Spider-Man: Homecoming 2: $379M 9. Toy Story 4: $348M 10. Secret Life of Pets 2: $327M 11. It: Chapter 2: $308M 12. Captain Marvel: $290M 13. Wicked: $212M 14. Shazam: $200M 15. Bond 25: $192M 16. Dumbo: $185M 17. Jungle Cruise: $180M 18. Godzilla 2: $179M 19. Hobbes and Shaw: $173M 20. Lego Movie 2: $172M 21. Glass: $150M 22. Men in Black: $145M 23. How to Train Your Dragon 3: $137M 24. Everest: $130M 25. Jordan Peele Project: $126M 26. Spies in Disguise: $122M 27. Chaos Walking: $120M 28. Gambit: $117M 29. Top Gun: $113M 30. Pet Semetary: $108M 31. Instant Family: $106M 32. Artemis Fowl: $105M 33. New Mutants: $103M 34. What Men Want: $91M 35. John Wick 3: $88M 36. Sonic the Hedgehog: $80M 37. Detective Pikachu: $83M 38. Death on the Nile: $80M 39. Charlie's Angels: $77M 40. The Addams Family: $75M 41. Angry Birds 2: $73M 42. Terminator: $70M 43. Ad Astra: $68M 44. Amusement Park: $52M 45. Hellboy: $40M

I'm so deeply sorry.

Sorry if this has already been posted (I would look back, but I don't care), but ByDeluxe added Death Wish's page The runtime w/out credits is 1:40, and Tomb Raider is its attachment.

I also gave you a "Disbelief" so all the gang was there.

I gave you a "Thanks" so that the gang was all there.

For the record, watching Coco with a bunch of college kids instead of crying babies is a much more enjoyable experience.

@MovieMan89 So yeah, about this being a lock for $50M....

http://deadline.com/2018/02/octavia-spencer-isabela-moner-tig-notaro-paramount-instant-family-1202301648/ Octavia Spencer, Isabela Moner, and Tig Notaro join.

I just might get a Blu-Ray just to get these covers.

http://deadline.com/2018/02/a-wrinkle-in-time-ava-duvernay-crowdfunding-screenings-underprivileged-kids-1202301068/

Predator could be a possibility.

Sorry to Bother You sounds super interesting, even though it'll probably only make about $2M at most in the box office. At the very least, having Terry Crews guarantees it will at least be entertaining.

@aabattery (Sadly, my age will be two years ahead of the last two digits)

http://theconversation.com/milk-a-symbol-of-neo-nazi-hate-83292

Maleficent: $60-70M (Deadline), north of $60M (Variety), $60M (THR) $69.4M OW Oz: $70-80M (Deadline), $90M murmurs (Variety), $75-80M (THR) $79.1M OW Jungle Book: $67-75M (Deadline), $70M range (Variety), $67-79M (THR) $103.3M OW Cinderella: $50-60M (Deadline), roughly $60M (Variety), $65M (THR) $67.9M OW So you're somewhat right, as stuff like Cinderella and Maleficent did do better than what expected, but Jungle Book's the only one in the list you can argue jumped "way higher than its tracking."

I'm shocked you find me so funny.

I could make a Mike Pence electroshock joke, but I don't think those jokes are very current.

Is it bad that I was thinking of another Cheeto when I read the title?