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Remember the time he said he rooted for the rapist in that movie? Good times, good times.
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The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
Eric Quinn replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
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The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
Eric Quinn replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
Last Thursday's Tickets Sold Today: Total: Bad Moms 2 333 2010 16.57% Thor 3 713 1582 45.07% Daddy's Home 2 4 1366 0.29% Orient Express 12 1294 0.93% Justice League 303 1921 15.77% Wonder 28 1294 2.16% Star Wars 2230 4330 51.50% Daddy and Express were added this past Friday, but neither are really presales-driven, so it's best not to dwell too hard on it. Thor is currently at 2 sellouts, while Star Wars is at 6. -
WEEKEND Thread | 'Jigsaw' -16.2M; TYFYS- 3.7M; Suburbicon- 2.8M
Eric Quinn replied to Alli's topic in Numbers and Data
The third Wonder trailer's already up. Everything else is new. -
WEEKEND Thread | 'Jigsaw' -16.2M; TYFYS- 3.7M; Suburbicon- 2.8M
Eric Quinn replied to Alli's topic in Numbers and Data
BOM says Christmas opens in limited on Thanksgiving. -
WEEKEND Thread | 'Jigsaw' -16.2M; TYFYS- 3.7M; Suburbicon- 2.8M
Eric Quinn replied to Alli's topic in Numbers and Data
It's like the ending to 1984. Pretty soon, you'll have to accept your fate and conform to Big Brother. -
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With one more week until Lady Bird (and to a lesser extent Last Flag) starts the Oscar box office season, here's just one more look at where I think the race is heading. Again, if I don't mention a movie, you can assume that I think it's dead. Big Sick: I don't see it as a Best Picture nominee. The competition is super fierce, and the film seems too small to really make huge noise. But Supporting Actress and Original Screenplay seem really good. Blade Runner 2049: I would be more confident if its box office was more impressive, but I think Adapted Screenplay and Director are pretty likely. Call Me By Your Name: Picture, Adapted Screenplay, and Actor are locks (hush Jake). Director is pretty likely Supporting Actor is iffy, but I think both Hammer and Stuhlbarg will find a way in, thanks to their performances and the strength of the film itself. Darkest Hour: Oldman's locked for the win. Picture and Screenplay are likely, and I feel Kristen Scott Thomas could ride on the film's coattails for Supporting Actress. The category's weak, and I'm sure she has at least one decent scene to make her a possibility. Disaster Artist: Franco and Adapted Screenplay will be the only noms. Dunkirk: Picture and Director are locks, but that's really about it. Florida Project: DaFoe's still an easy nominee, but I'm now even less certain on the film. Box office is only okay thus far, and Prince has been moved to a competitve Actress field, and Director's the only other non-Picture nominee I can see the movie turn up in. Lady Bird still seems like a safer bet. I do have it as an alt though, if Lady Bird or I, Tonya disappoint at the box office. Get Out: Everyday, this movie looks stronger and stronger. Original Screenplay and Picture are locks, and I think Kaluuya has a really strong chance for a Best Actor nomination. The Academy isn't against non-showy performances in the past (see Casey Affleck), and the film itself has garnered acclaim and box office, to the point where it's still talked about and I'd assume every Academy member has already seen it. Add on strong chances for nominations at the Globes and BAFTAs, and an empty Best Actor field (Stronger bombed, Breathe did even worse, Roman Israel probably can't reverse its previous reception, and Tom Hanks has been snubbed many times in the past couple of years), I think Kaluuya can ride on the movie's coattails. Peele? Not as much, but I can see a scenario where he gets in for Director. I, Tonya: Actress? Lock for nomination. Supporting Actress? Lock for win. Picture? Not confident, but I can see it as a lower-tier nominee. Lady Bird: Orignal Screenplay? Likely Actress? Very likely. Supporting Actress? Lock for nomination. Picture? Not as confident as I was before, but it definitely has the potential. Last Flag Flying: Adapted Screenplay's weak, so maybe this can find a way in there, but that's about it. Molly's Game: Actress? It's Chastain vs. Ronan vs. Dench for the last spot. Adapted Screenplay's a lock though. Shape of Water: Picture, Director, Actress, and Supporting Actress are guarantees. Screenplay's super likely too. In terms of Supporting Actor, between Shannon and Jenkins, I'm going with Shannon, if only because he's a bigger name, but I wouldn't be shocked if Jenkins beats him. Three Billboards: I think this will sweep the night. Wins in Picture, Actress, Supporting Actor, and Original Screenplay, with a Director nomination. Victoria & Abdul: Dench has a good shot, thanks to her film's box office, but I'm more partial to Chastain or Ronan. The nominees: Best Picture: 1. Three Billboards 2. Call Me By Your Name 3. The Shape of Water 4. Dunkirk 5. Get Out 6. The Post 7. Darkest Hour 8. I, Tonya 9. Lady Bird ALT: The Florida Project Best Director: 1. Christopher Nolan, Dunkirk 2. Guillermo del Toro, Shape of Water 3. Martin McDonagh, Three Billboards 4. Luca Guadaningo, CMBYN 5. Denis Villenuve, Blade Runner 2049 ALT: Steven Spielberg, The Post Best Actor: 1. Gary Oldman, Darkest Hour 2. Timothee Chalamet, CMBYN 3. Daniel Day-Lewis, Phantom Thread 4. James Franco, The Disaster Artist 5. Tom Hanks, The Post ALT: Daniel Kaluuya, Get Out Best Actress: 1. Frances McDormand, Three Billboards 2. Margot Robbie, I, Tonya 3. Sally Hawkins, The Shape of Water 4. Meryl Streep, The Post 5. Jessica Chastain, Molly's Game ALT: Saorise Ronan, Lady Bird Best Supporting Actor: 1. Sam Rockwell, Three Billboards 2. Willem DaFoe, The Florida Project 3. Michael Stuhlbarg, CMBYN 4. Michael Shannon, The Shape of Water 5. Armie Hammer, CMBYN ALT: Richard Jenkins, The Shape of Water Best Supporting Actress: 1. Allison Janney, I, Tonya 2. Laurie Metcalf, Lady Bird 3. Octavia Spencer, The Shape of Water 4. Holly Hunter, The Big Sick 5. Kristen Scott Thomas, Darkest Hour ALT: Mellissa Leo, Notivate Best Original Screenplay: 1. Three Billboards 2. Get Out 3. The Shape of Water 4. Lady Bird 5. The Big Sick ALT: Darkest Hour Best Adapted Screenplay: 1. Call Me By Your Name 2. Molly's Game 3. The Disaster Artist 4. The Post 5. Last Flag Flying ALT: Mudbound
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MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS | 10 NOV 2017 | Fox
Eric Quinn replied to kayumanggi's topic in Box Office Discussion
Tickets are available now, but it's not up in all theaters. The Movie Tavern near my university has them up, but neither of my Regals back home have them up. -
Shazam! | April 5, 2019 | 21st Most Profitable Film of 2019
Eric Quinn replied to Neo's topic in Box Office Discussion
That...that doesn't sound right. -
Shazam! | April 5, 2019 | 21st Most Profitable Film of 2019
Eric Quinn replied to Neo's topic in Box Office Discussion
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I think Guy enjoyed the film quite a bit. THR's positive too. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/paddington-2-review-1052097 Guardian gave it 4/5 https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/oct/26/paddington-2-review-hugh-grant-sequel-michael-bond-film Telegraph also gave it 4/5 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/0/paddington-2-review-deliciously-funny-hugh-grant-makes-bears/