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  1. filmlover
    The 5th and 6th Harry Potter had Wednesday openings, diluting the weekend demand. Obviously their openings would've been bigger than 4th had they been released on a Friday.
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    It didn't.
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    I know, right? Can't we at least wait until Sunday before dancing the grave of a movie that has already made $17M and hasn't even been out for 24 years? Yeesh.
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    A Marvel movie that isn't a sequel or based on an existing (read: obscure) property. It's early though. Don't ring any alarms until the full opening day is in tomorrow morning though.
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    Imagine if The Hobbit did less than $200M. The drama llama would love that one.
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    The buzz for this one did feel really muted compared to the first two, though. Not that that fully explains a possible sub-$130M opening but still. It would be really something else if Guardians of the Galaxy won the year.
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    Last night's episode was pretty weak. Cupid Lady wasn't even a campy fun villainess like last week's tease promised. This season has been pretty uneven so far compared to mostly strong first two. Too much CW-ness, I guess, or maybe The Flash (which is definitely the stronger show at the moment) has sucked up the creativity this season.
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    A great man who made many excellent movies. RIP.
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    This movie is just as wonderful now as it was when I first saw it in theaters 17 years ago.
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    I think I actually miss the book phenomenon more than the movie phenomenon.
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    Pike's not winning. Buzz for Gone Girl has died down too much (the movie is definitely on the lower end of the "likely to be nominated for Best Picture" ranking at this point), and Moore is wildly overdue (and this year is weak enough to allow for someone as overdue as she is to win). For Pike, the nomination for bringing such a compellingly-written character to life will be her reward and that's it.
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    That's a new one!
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    Unlikely. The plethora of movies that will be gobbling screens over the next few month assures it's gonna be pushed and shoved out of theaters in the weeks ahead, plus Harvey's just gonna move on to The Imitation Game (which is looking like a lock to be a major player at the Oscars) and Big Eyes.
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    There is a less than zero percent chance of that happening at this point lol.
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    If there are 9 again I'm thinking: Birdman Boyhood Foxcatcher Gone Girl The Imitation Game Selma The Theory of Everything Unbroken And then the last spot is wide open. It could be Interstellar, Into the Woods, Whiplash, Wild. Completely up for grabs.
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    If we're going by from now until a year from today: 1. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 2. Avengers: Age of Ultron 3. Inside Out 4. Tomorrowland 5. Into the Woods 6. Jurassic World 7. Cinderella 8. Bond 24 9. St. James Place 10. The Jungle Book
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    Interstellar misses everything above the technical line, I think this is an easy win for Apes.
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    Anytime he is in the public spotlight at all, his creepy personality inevitably comes up. lol
  20. filmlover
    From what I've seen in interviews, Candace Cameron Bure actually seems like a pretty well-balanced person. Or at least she's not creepy or delusional about her views like her brother is.
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    There's nothing wrong with being a born again Christian, but Kirk Cameron is just a misguided and creepy person. I refuse to give him a cent of any kind.
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    I think it's had a botched release, honestly. Probably would've done better in the hands of someone like Fox Searchlight than SPC.
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    Top 3 in no particular order: Avengers 2, Inside Out, Star Wars.
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    Nora Ephron's passing was kind of a tough blow to the whole romcom genre, I think.
  25. filmlover
    Those people who actually paid to see Saving Christmas:
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