Eric Prime
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1 minute ago, WrathOfHan said:
I searched "xxx 3 gif" into Google trying to find the gif where he escapes the plane. DO NOT TYPE "xxx 3 gif" INTO GOOGLE IMAGES
What if I'm very horny tho?
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Just now, somebody85 said:
Films I rated an A or A- (it's rare for me to rate anything an A+):
A Ghost Story
Baby Driver
Blade Runner 2049
Coco (I know you disagree with this)Detroit
Dunkirk
Gerald's Game
Ingrid Goes West
IT
Ladybird
Logan
War For The Planet Of The Apes
Wonder Woman
So yeah A24 has 3 releases that I've given an A that are all vastly different films. Props to them.You only have two A24 movies.
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6 minutes ago, somebody85 said:
Oh yeah and speaking of that, does anyone know when it actually goes wide? I know it hits limited next week but I haven't seen any other dates yet.
Guessing end of December if not early January to stay away from TLJ and the other stuff being released around Christmas. Screener will probably be out by then.
Nothings out next week now if you don't live in NY or LA (I think those are the only two cities getting new releases). Disaster Artist doesn't go wide until the 8th.
If there is any saving grace for JL, it's that. Predicting Coco has a strong hold.I feel it'll go for a La La Land style expansion. 4 theaters, then ~200, then 600-800 come Christmastime, then around the 1,000 mark in January.
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I enjoy weekends like these, where almost everything reaps some form of benefit.
Obviously, Coco did super impressive. It didn't do quite as amazing as Moana did, but considering Coco was a much harder sell, it's good to see it at least beat out Tangled (at least when it comes to estimates) Hopefully, that A+ Cinemascore helps the movie achieve amazing legs before Star Wars, Ferdinand, and the other Christmas flicks take away attention from families and general audiences.
Justice League's drop isn't completely awful, especially compared to the 2nd weekend drops for BvS and Suicide Squad, but I don't think it's something WB should breathe easy about, especially considering the total's still not up to my and many others expectations. I'm still not one of those "DCEU IZ DED" guys, but I feel a few changes in their current development schedule are inevitable.
In the case of the holdovers, everyone else did wonderful. Wonder is showing great staying power, Thor: Ragnarok is inching ever closer to the triple century mark, and Daddy's Home and Orient Express are still neck and neck with one another, and staying absolutely steady from last week is absolutley remarkable. Hopefully at least one of them joins the century club this year, for genre diversity's sake. The Star and Bad Moms also held well. In the latter's case, I guess opening on the first of November wasn't much of a hindrance, considering how the film doesn't seem to have that much of a drop gross-wise to the first Bad Moms.
Specailty-wise, Roman Israel did...whatever, while Three Billboards and Lady Bird did very well with their expansions, and both will likely still do well throughout the rest of the awards season. Darkest Hour also saw a pretty decent opening. Of course the real standout was CMBYN. A PTA just under Moonlight is awesome, and hopefully this bodes well for a Moonlight-esque run during awards season.
So yeah, lit weekend all around.
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On 11/24/2017 at 12:20 PM, Jake Gittes said:
Yeah anyone who proclaims that something is locked to win Picture with months to go isn't worth listening to. Especially after La La Land.
SpoilerTechnically, I never said anything was a lock to win for Picture, I just wanted an excuse to use the Butler-moji.
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1 hour ago, Morieris said:
I saw it twice and now I wish Disney would push Proud Corazón for best song....they won't tho.
YES!
I've been listening to it non-stop throughout the day, and it's criminal that it will get ignored come Oscar season.
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1 hour ago, filmlover said:
Your new avatar fits you perfectly.
I miss when he had Jessica Chastain as an avatar.
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Raves on Letterboxd:
https://letterboxd.com/film/phantom-thread/reviews/by/added/
A person on Reddit also had this to say:
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15 minutes ago, aabattery said:
Dope is a fine word. Very versatile.
Dope's a very good movie too.
10 minutes ago, Ethan Hunt said:TBH 0% chance I'm seeing Coco in theatres because of the short
Just use that as a bathroom break or a chance to get concessions. You aren't forced to see it y'know.
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Thanks to all the people who wished me a Happy Birthday. I just got back from Coco (Top 5 Pixar, IMHO), and I've mainly just been enjoying and relaxing today.
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Coco
November 24, 7:00 PM, 45% full
Trailers:
Duck Duck Goose
Peter Rabbit (laughs, talks after the trailer, "I wanna see that" from a kid)
Sherlock Gnomes (murmurs)
Smallfoot
A Wrinkle in Time
Incredibles 2 (laughs)
Olaf's Frozen Adventure: Laughs at certain moments, though the people behind me sighed and moaned whenever a new song popped up.
Coco: Mild laughs, but the crowd was pretty quiet....except for some toddler who babbled and cried throughout many moments in the film. The worst was the part where
SpoilerHector is singing to Coco. Everything was complete silent, except for that fucking toddler crying, and it was only after that part the mom decided to take the little bastard outside.
I don't even get why you would take a toddler to a 7 PM showing anyway. Shouldn't it be asleep? Bah, whatever. At least most of the crowd applauded at the end though.
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6 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:
Isn't this pretty damn early? If so, then DHD estimates - at least for Coco - will go up for sure.
But for the record, IF these numbers were not to change, Moana posted 21.8M on Black Friday, a 119.5% increase from a 9.9M Thursday. A 20.3M Black Friday would be around a 128% increase for Coco... and the movie already had a stronger Thursday hold than Moana did, so maybe the thoughts of Coco being the more backloaded of the two were correct after all. Wom explosion is helping, obviously.
No, this stuff was from earlier in the morning, but either the full chart updated, or we forgot to post it until now.
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http://deadline.com/2017/11/coco-justice-league-wonder-thanksgiving-box-office-1202213755/
Apologies if this has already been posted:
QuoteMoviegoers took a rest on Thanksgiving spending an estimated $35.1M on the top 20 films but their coming back in full force today on Black Friday, which is one of the more lucrative days at the B.O., shelling out north of $75M, a 114% climb. Disney/Pixar’s Coco is still faring better than the studios’ Good Dinosaur two years, but just a few steps behind last year’s Moana and mega hit Frozen which respectively posted $82M and $93.6M over their Thanksgiving five-day openings. Tonight, and even tomorrow’s matinees, will provide a better indicator of just how high this A+ CinemaScore film can go. Some think Coco has a show at $77M in five-days, but industry estimates currently point toward $74.8M by Sunday. 3-day now projected at $51M. Industry estimates have Coco at $20M-plus today. Yesterday, Coco rang up $9M, which again is better than Good Dinosaur‘s Thanksgiving ($6.5M), $900K shy of Moana ($9.9M) and $2M behind Frozen‘s ($11M) Thanksgiving.
Warner Bros./DC’s Justice League wasn’t that far behind Coco yesterday, making $8.5M which will yield a $42.2M 3-day, $61.3M 5-day, and running cume of $173M. Figure around $17M for the Diana Prince, the Caped Crusader, Man of Steel and friends.
Lionsgate’s Wonder in third place made $3.9M which puts the Stephen Chbosky-directed title at $22.6M over FSS, -18%, and $32.7M over five.
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2 minutes ago, Goffe said:
I just ate Pizza for the first time in a year. The bright side is that the pizza was very tasty and good, the downside is that I’m 1.4 kg fatter than yesterday.
Not worth it.
How much ketchup did you put on it?
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2 minutes ago, filmlover said:
Is this from that Sherlock Gnomes movie?
I haven't seen the trailer yet. I'm sure I will tonight when we see Coco after Thanksgiving dinner.
Mary J. Blige is in the movie btw. Good to know her post-Mudbound acting career's starting on a high note.
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7 minutes ago, mredman said:
exactly. but these haters totally ignore this. Which is biased of them to do this. It saw a 1% decrease hardly something to write home about but they make it a big deal. It only did 5% less than Wonder. i mean WTH. and they make it sound like its worlds end smh.
You know, I have a genuinely serious question: considering you have continuously complained about this site's haters and how this site is just IMDB reborn...why are you here? Almost every single one of your posts has been you attacking others for their personal opinions on DCEU movie, and people not giving these films the highest praise concerning box office, so why do you regularly post here? It's like a vegan activist spending all of their time ranting and raving about McDonald's, and yet still visits the place every day. Frankly, it's far more productive to go to another forum or website that fits your values and the way you think than somewhere that's seemingly "way too biased" against movies you like. Just saying.
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I’m watching the Thanksgiving parade, and they just showed a balloon of Grinch in the Illumination art style. Uni and Illuminati really does have an incredible marketing team.
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4 minutes ago, That One Guy said:
It’s good to know that at least one good thing came out of that movie.
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2 minutes ago, DAJK said:
Coco to JL right now
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7 minutes ago, filmlover said:
Wouldn't gratuitous pics of Henry Cavill be enough to get @Rth Ragnarok to appear? It's worked before.
I'd much prefer shirtless pics of Armie Hammer. After all, his film's the true event of the weekend.
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3 minutes ago, filmlover said:
My favorite "old people at the movies" moment was when Matthew Broderick appeared in Manchester by the Sea. Everybody let out a very loud "ohhh" for some reason.
Same thing happened at my theater. To be fair though, even I didn't know he was going to be in this until he appeared in the movie.
Classic Conversation Thread
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I distinctly remember when my Mom and I were at a movie, the trailer for PP3 ended with the tagline "Last Call Pitches," and my Mom died laughing because of how "clever" it was. It was then when I realized my Mom's a loser.