Eric Quinn

Baby got rid of his glorious curls. Pine still looks like a snacc tho

So all that remains from the lost Weinstein releases are The Current War, The War with Grandpa and Mary Magdalene, right?

The new Whoopi Goldberg joint. Apparently it's kickstarting the SACU

Peppermint also made around $750K. It's not from studio sources though, so it could change.

Also of note, Hell Fest: 4-9M Little Women: 3-5M in 600 locations

https://variety.com/2018/film/news/mattel-films-dallas-buyers-club-producer-robbie-brenner-1202929275/

Peppermint 49 1476 3.32% The Nun 239 2356 10.14% Peppermint Comps: 136% of The Foreigner (17.8M) 83% of Death Wish (10.8M) 44% of Tomb Raider (10.3M) 19% of The Meg (8.6M) 114% of Mile 22 (15.6M) Seems pretty decent. The Nun Comps: 368% of The Strangers 2 (38.2M) 129% of A Quiet Place (64.8M) 115% of The First Purge's 5-Day (36.1M) 93% of The Meg (42M) Again, seems to be very solid.

Mark Wahlberg tho

Never saw any of his work, but still sad to see such an amazing legend go. Guess I'll watch Smokey and the Bandit tonight.

I assumed LI was going to be in less than 2,000 theaters, no?

Feels like the Actor categories have been really boring the past few years tbh. Last one that felt truly competitive was the 2014 one, while everything else has been pretty barren. Of course when it comes to Supporting Actor this year, you-know-who will become the talk of the town on Friday. It'll be justice after his award was wrongfully stolen from Gary Oldman doing his best Shrek impression.

https://variety.com/2018/film/box-office/michael-moore-fahrenheit-11-9-box-office-launch-1202926969/ House w/ Clock: $18-25M Fahrenheit 11/9: $4-10M Life Itself: $4M Assassination Nation: $4M (guess it's going wide now?)

https://deadline.com/2018/09/oscars-after-telluride-no-first-round-knockouts-in-the-race-but-nothing-completely-knocked-out-either-1202456385/

https://deadline.com/2018/09/oscars-after-telluride-no-first-round-knockouts-in-the-race-but-nothing-completely-knocked-out-either-1202456385/

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https://www.indiewire.com/2018/09/telluride-film-festival-critics-poll-2018-best-films-ranked-1202000195/2/ Indiewire polled several critics at Telluride, and here are the results. For the record, last year, Shape of Water tied with Lady Bird for Best Film, while 2016 had Moonlight as #1 for Best Film.

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1. Black Panther 2. Peter Rabbit 3. Fifty Shades Freed 4. Ready Player One 5. A Quiet Place 6. Avengers: Infinity War 7. Deadpool 2 8. Solo: A Star Wars Story 9. Incredibles 2 10. A Wrinkle in Time 11. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 12. Ocean's 8 13. Ant-Man and the Wasp 14. Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation 15. Mission: Impossible - Fallout 16. Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again 17. The Meg 18. Crazy Rich Asians 19. The Equalizer 2 20. Christopher Robin 21. The Nun 22. Night School 23. Venom 24. A Star is Born 25. First Man 26. Halloween 27. Bohemian Rhapsody 28. The Grinch 29. Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald 30. Widows 31. Ralph Breaks the Internet 32. Creed II 33. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 34. Mary Poppins Returns 35. Aquaman 36. Alita: Battle Angel 37. Bumblebee The dark horses: -Christopher Robin -The House with a Clock in its Walls -The Nutcracker and the Four Realms -Instant Family -Mortal Engines -Holmes & Watson A true photo finish, especially since some of the stuff listed (Christopher, Nun, Night School, Widows, Creed, Alita) are far from locks.

I'll be honest...I completely forgot that movie existed until now.