Eric Onion

Well there's Deep Impact and Armageddon.

Even with another giant family movie, Zootopia still had the smallest drop in the top 10. My girl Judy's still slaying!

The Boy was a misfire?

I want to say it started around late 2009, when I started following Rotten Tomatoes and looked at their box office articles. Then I began following BOM in summer 2010, but I didn't really pay close attention to it. Then I slowly got more and more into it as the years gone by, and I'm a box office junkie now.

The timeless classic Mortal Kombat: Annihilation. Well, I was born on the Monday after it was #1, so I was inbetween MK:A and Flubber. I suck.

Well Disney's doing a Peter Pan live-action movie despite Pan bombing, so... Also, count me in on the Mulan train. It would be pretty killer in live-action, if it's done right. Just get Jamie Chung, and I'm there!

Me right now:

Randy Savage is better.

Here lies CJohn. He now is CGone...Girl...on the Train. (I wish I had a gif of that Into the Woods scene when Blunt falls off the cliff)

You think Alice will beat X-Men?

On May 8th, Disney will have three movies in a row get over $75M on their opening weekends...my God.

So is this a...cat-dragon hybrid? What...WHAT IS THAT?

So the Grinch will be voiced by...Benedict Cumberbatch?

I'm in!

Cloverfield: $28M The Brothers Grimsby: $11M The Young Messiah: $7M The Perfect Match: $2M

Zootopia: $78M London Has Fallen: $16M WTF (Love this acronym): $9M

Cars, Shrek, Madagascar, Ice Age? Hah! You guys clearly have forgotten about Alpha and Omega and its four direct-to-video sequels, with like three more coming soon. Yes, those exist.

Risen: $17M Race: $12M The Witch: $6M

I'm sorry, when was $135M a bad thing? Is it a fantastic number? No. Do I completely agree with Han? No, as domestic-wise, I feel a couple extra million can be added in, due to an entire month to its own with zilch family competition. But that's not a bad number at all. It's only just below the production budget, and with $545M WW, that's 3.75 times the budget, which even including marketing means that it made a pretty hefty profit. So why are you getting on him for predicting something that is both logical and still profitable for the studio?

Okay, so a Dreamworks animator has actually gone on to Twitter to flat-out say that this trailer is awful and doesn't represent what the movie will actually be.

So Shaggy Dog with kitties? Yeah, this is gonna bomb.

KFP3: $45M Finest Hours: $14M Fifty Shades of Black: $11M

What exactly is wrong with Assassin's Creed? I agree that maybe it should have come out a couple years earlier when the games were actually good, but it's still really popular. It's sold over 73 million copies, and the overall concept has potential for a movie, and I think if marketed right, it could seem interesting to the general public. Really, the issue I have is with the scheduling. Why have it premiere a few days after Rogue One?

I don't know if this has been quoted yet, but this jab at Dirty Grandpa from Deadline made me laugh: