Eric the Minion
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Storks got $435K in previews
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1 minute ago, Mockingjay Raphael said:
Chris Pratt is oficially a draw.
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3 minutes ago, filmlover said:
There are currently like 5 movies set for October 21 while Inferno has the following weekend to itself now. Something should move back a week, in particular Ouija.
What are you talking about? Inferno's facing Untitled Lionsgate Horror Film. I've heard that it has great franchise potential.
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10 minutes ago, DAJK said:
WHAT?
I was so stoked for this!!!
(there's this really pretty girl at school who's expressed interest in seeing this particular movie with me)
Does she have any interest in Ouija 2?
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1 hour ago, filmlover said:
I wish they had made Matt Bomer one of the seven instead of neglecting him to Bennett's quickly dispatched husband. He's got a ton of charisma. But I guess that's what happens when you're an out and married gay actor.
Fun story: When The Nice Guys came out, my mom and I were watching Stephen Colbert interview Bomer about his role in the movie. Throughout 90% of the interview, it was pretty much him talking about Magic Mike and what it was like working with Channing Tatum. A few hours later, my mom, my dad, and I watched Magic Mike on HBO, solely to see Matt Bomer's role and throughout the movie we were looking for him, until we noticed him in the background about 50 minutes into the movie. Now, he's a funny little inside joke between me and my mom.
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http://screenrant.com/equalizer-2-denzel-washington-antoine-fuqua-filming-start/
Filming starts next year, so expect a delay within the next couple of weeks.
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I'll admit, the green band gag made me chuckle.
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9 minutes ago, JennaJ said:
Oh this Gif is gonna come in handy.
May I also recommend
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2 minutes ago, Ethan Hunt said:
What is that supposed to mean?
He's unimpressed by the lack of sky beams.
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On 9/15/2016 at 2:20 AM, marveldcfox said:
My most anticipated movie of 2017 involving blue creatures.
There's another one?
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2 minutes ago, Charism said:
Prometheus suits, that nice!
Anyway - trailer looked nice, budget is shown. But why this movie have so much hype here? There is nothing very interesting about premise, about people behind it, visuals are only 'ok', trailer is only 'good'... Why so much hype?
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I don't know if I can wait until Christmas. It looks like everything that I wanted it to be.
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11 minutes ago, EmpireCity said:
What were the options? There have been zero films released aimed at that PG-13 major demographic since August 5th.
Florence Foster Jenkins - geriatric crowd
Pete's Dragon - kids and families
Sausage Party - hard R comedy
Ben-Hur - Religious epic with even worse reviews
Kubo - kids
War Dogs - rated R and historically poor performing Middle East War category
Hell or High Water - rated R slow burn aimed at adults
Don't Breathe - rated R thriller/horror
Hands of Stone - lol
Mechanic: Resurrection - complete bomb
Southside with You - love story with political slant
The Light Between the Oceans - very dull adult drama
Morgan - might be the biggest bomb of the year except for The Disappointments Room
Sully - geriatirc Oscar bait
The Disappointments Room - horror and huge bomb
When the Bough Breaks - thriller/horror aimed at African-American audience
The Wild Life - kids
Blair Witch - rated R horror
Bridget Jones' Baby - adult themed aimed at older females
Hillsong - documentary
Snowden - rated R adult themed thriller
Not trying to be too argumentative, but I am not seeing a single viable options for the demographic that Suicide Squad is aimed at. Again, this isn't me saying that on a lot of levels the core audience likes the movie, but I think it is a mistake to say the legs are what they are without taking into account the release date. For example, I think if you put Batman vs. Superman in the same release date then it has better legs than it did in late March when it faced a lot more competition over the same time period.
A fairly good point, but I still would add that there are people who enjoy PG-13 tentpoles who also enjoy other categories. I can see a lot of Suicide Squad viewers also having interest in movies like Sausage Party and Don't Breathe (strong appeal to young adults, who play a part in the box office of superhero movies), as well as Pete's Dragon and Kubo (families do go to superhero movies). Were they formidable foes? No. But could they have given a bit of a dent to Suicide Squad's potential performance? I'd say it's likely. And keep in mind that I don't think Suicide Squad has toxic nor phenomenal WOM. I just feel that it's having a simply okay run.
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37 minutes ago, antovolk said:
Which means it could be coming today even.
Anto, do you know what time Sony usually releases their trailers? Are there any specific times that they usually release them online?
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There are plenty of Letterboxd reviews that are giving it around 3/5 or 3.5/5, so the critical response will probably follow suit.
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https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_edge_of_seventeen
Avg. rating 8.7/10 out of 5 reviews so far. Nice.
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6 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:
Eddie Murphy's MR. CHURCH is his 1st film to open in limited release--and it wasn't divine in any way--$407k in 354 venues, $1,150 per.
Will there be a Mr. Church Day?
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1. La La Land
2. Rogue One
3. Moonlight
4. Passengers
5. Lego Batman
6. Fantastic Beasts
7. Moana
8. Storks
9. Doctor Strange
10. The Magnificent Seven
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Quit stanning for Passengers!
But Pratt's the main character.
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31 minutes ago, BourneFan #1 said:
Vin Diesel is a huge jerk, isn't he? http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/767389-paul-walkers-brian-oconner-to-return-in-fast-furious-sequels#/slide/1
Wow...what a dick.
I was so stoked for this!!!
Weekend Estimates (Page 28): Magnificent 7 35M | Storks 21.8M | Sully 13.8M | Bridget Jones 4.5M
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January can't come soon enough.