Eric Quinn

Because I'm weird and bored, here's my list of what likely remaining trailers we'll get this year and what they'll likely be attached to first (For the movies I missed, it's probably because I have no idea where they'll end up or I just don't really care about the movie that much): -Downsizing Trailer 2: Suburbicon -The Post: Orient Express -The Greatest Showman Trailer 2: Orient Express -The Phantom Thread: Darkest Hour -Horse Soldiers/12 Strong: Geostorm -Cloverfield 3: Downsizing -Fifty Shades Freed: It's already confirmed for November, so...Orient Express? -Peter Rabbit: The Star -Black Panther Trailer 2: Already in the pipeline, Thor 3 -Annihilation Trailer 2: Downsizing -Game Night: Bad Moms Christmas or Daddy's Home 2 -A Wrinkle In Time Trailer 2: Coco -Tomb Raider: Justice League -Sherlock Gnomes: Daddy's Home 2 -Ready Player One: Justice League -Rampage: Justice League -Infinity War: Justice League -Life of the Party: Bad Moms Christmas -Slenderman: Jigsaw? -A Star is Born: Pitch Perfect 3 -Han Solo: Probably either Thor 3 or Last Jedi, one of the two I dunno -Deadpool 2: Last Jedi? -Ocean's 8: Bad Moms Christmas -Incredibles 2: Coco -Jurassic World: Last Jedi -Hotel Transylvania 3: The Star -Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again: Pitch Perfect 3

I guess FOX really wants this to beat The Help.

Looks pretty cool, minus the dude coming out of the wall (effect lowkey looked like something out of Haunting '99.)

The GOT theme fits so well though.

Wait, I think I actually read the book in school.

"From the director of The Nut Job" True seal of quality right here.

I kinda get where he's coming from. In 1990, Rescuers Down Under had a 30-minute short film attached to it, and there was an intermission between both the short and the movie. Keep in mind I don't think there will be an intermission. Rescuers was 77 minutes long, while Frozen will be 10 minutes shorter than the Mickey short, and I think such a practice was probably at fault for why Rescuers underperformed at the box office.

If this Chris Sanders is "Lilo & Stitch/How To Train Your Dragon Chris Sanders," then sign me up!

http://deadline.com/2017/10/channing-tatum-gambit-to-open-valentines-day-2019-release-1202187558/ Official date November 6, 2020

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Nope.

Theater Update Before Previews: Overall Total: Happy Death Day 59 1672 3.53% Marshall 13 1179 1.10% The Foreigner 36 1498 2.40% Bad Moms 2 64 2010 3.18% Thor 3 304 1582 19.22% Wonder 3 1294 0.23% Star Wars 1707 3112 54.85%

Plot: Sounds cute I guess.

Trailer drops tonight! HAIL ANYA

Movie Theater Update: In total: Happy Death Day 35 1672 2.09% Marshall 2 1179 0.17% The Foreigner 8 1498 0.53% Bad Moms 2 43 2010 2.14% Thor 3 271 1582 17.13% Wonder 3 1294 0.23% Star Wars 1425 3112 45.79% For those wondering, Professor Marston won't be playing at my theater.

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Gotta love that #synergy

Disappointing Coogler won't direct this. He was an integral part in why Creed was such a breath of fresh air for the series, and I'd love to see what he would do with growing the characters.

What my Movie Tavern looks like for Star Wars after only a couple of hours. $25 Fan Event 6 PM: 7 PM: 7:30 3D: 10:35 11:05 And this is just for Thursday. Daisy Ridley truly is the Box Office Queen!

Also @CJohn @Squadron Leader Tele could this be moved to the main forum please?

To me, the likeliest scenario is probably around $85M, essentially Spongebob 1 numbers. It's a huge hit with the kids, but it won't have a huge appeal to people who aren't fans of the series, and I don't think it's as much of a cultural phenomenon like Rugrats was to cross the century mark (Of course, I'm way out of the series' demographic, so what do I know?)