Eric Prime

https://deadline.com/2018/12/annie-awards-incredibles-2-ralph-breaks-the-internet-spider-man-into-the-spiderverse-1202512564/ Annie Award noms are up Best Animated Feature Early Man Aardman Animations Incredibles 2 Pixar Animation Studios Isle Of Dogs Fox Searchlight Pictures / Indian Paintbrush / American Empirical Pictures Ralph Breaks The Internet Walt Disney Animation Studios Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Sony Pictures Animation Best Animated Independent Feature Ce Magnifique Gâteau! Beast Animation, Vivement Lundi !, Pedri Animation MFKZ Ankama / Studio 4ºC Mirai Studio Chizu Ruben Brandt, Collector Hungarian National Film Fund Tito and the Birds Bits Productions, Split Studio

I love ATLA, but I feel like Mike and Bryan should move on and make something new and unrelated to the Avatar universe. Like I know that Korra ended like four years ago, but I feel like I've already gotten my fix with that world and characters. When Netflix announced they were doing the live-action Avatar show, I just kinda rolled my eyes. They're talented and creative guys, and I think they can deliver another amazing non-Avatar product. They shouldn't be straddled with doing the same thing again. Also live-action adaptations of cartoons are a dumb and bad idea

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/marrakech-robert-de-niro-says-irishman-set-big-screen-1165651

CHALABAE WILL DOUBLE NOM THEN

Anyways, HOLY SHIT CHALABAE IS IN A WES ANDERSON PRODUCTION THIS WILL GET HIM HIS SECOND OSCAR (THE FIRST WILL BE FOR HIS UPCOMING ICONIQUE PORTRAYAL OF THEODORE "LAURIE" LAURENCE IN LITTLE WOMEN)

Han...the article literally says "Contrary to prior reports, the movie is not a musical"

Competition. Its fourth weekend had The Last Jedi making 220M, and to a lesser extent Ferdinand as a direct competitor. Then the following weekend had Jumanji and lost a third of its theaters. By comparison, Moana's fourth weekend only had Rogue One making 155M. The following weekend only had Sing and lost only a quarter of its theaters.

Also of note, Free Solo crossed the $10M mark, meaning we've had four documentaries this year hit double digits. Even cooler is that it wasn't the D'Souza or Moore joints.

That's identical to 3 Billboard's second weekend, but in less theaters. Very impressive.

Up about $600K from Deadline Sat. estimates

Also above Deadline's Sat. estimates by about $400K

And we have a winner....yay?

Never mind. Disregard.

Will it win an Oscar tho?

Y'all really want this to turn into the fanboy wars thread, huh? Y'all really got nothing better to do?

https://skylershuler.blogspot.com/2018/11/exclusive-pixar-announces-brand-new.html DISCLAIMER: The author here has gotten insider access to Disney in the past, and I believe a few rumors he has started ended up being true. But of course, please take this whole thing with a grain of salt, as this is all just rumors.

I think the main reason they pushed for Wrinkle instead of CR is because Disney thought they could push all their movies to 100M. By the time Christopher Robin could have gotten help through fudging, Nutcracker utterly flopped, so Disney had no incentive to keep their film going.

@CoolioD1

Jumanji and Greatest Showman didn't have previews either. And considering this is a high-profile release, I would expect they would have up at least some Tuesday shows by now if Disney was going to do them.

There aren't any previews for Poppins. Outside of a fan event, which are only in a few theaters, it's not getting any previews on Tuesday.

Guess it's time for 2019 predicts. 1. Glass 2. The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part 3. What Men Want 4. Alita: Battle Angel 5. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World 6. Captain Marvel 7. Us 8. Dumbo 9. Shazam 10. 4vengers 11. Detective Pikachu 12. Aladdin 13. Godzilla: King of the Monsters 14. Rocketman 15. Dark Phoenix 16. The Secret Life of Pets 2 17. Men in Black 18. Toy Story 4 19. Ford v Ferrari 20. Annabelle 3 21. Spider-Man: Far From Home 22. The Lion King 23. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood 24. Hobbs & Shaw 25. It: Chapter 2 26. The Kitchen 27. Abominable 28. Joker 29. Gemini Man 30. You Are My Friend 31. Charlie's Angels 32. Terminator 33. Sonic the Hedgehog 34. Frozen 2 35. Jumanj3 36. Cats 37. Star Wars: Episode IX 38. Little Women Obviously this is an optimistic list, but I have faith.

https://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=main&id=disneyfairytale2017.htm Domestic: $99,215,042 50.3% + Foreign: $98,085,349 49.7% = Worldwide: $197,300,391 Domestic Summary Opening Weekend: $24,585,139 (#2 rank, 3,602 theaters, $6,825 average) % of Total Gross: 24.8% > View All 17 Weekends Widest Release: 3,602 theaters Close Date: November 29, 2018 In Release: 119 days / 17 weeks LOL