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Which film's gross will Gone Girl surpass by the end of the game: Path A 3. The Sum of all Fears 118.907M

Volcano

Dang I said Gone Girl would come 2d... but good for it nonetheless!

His name alone doesn't make me want to see a movie, but it also doesn't put me off seeing it. Exodus (which I think looks good) I will see, not because of Scott's name though. With this, I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt right now, have to wait and see the trailers you know?

Haven't actually seen Insidious but I did notice the cinematography while watching the Conjuring (which I don't do very often).

Next January, we get a "big" film (that doesn't really look like crap) Tak3n opening not on MLK Weekend. February we are getting big films like Jupiter Ascending and Fifty Shades (the latter is guranteed to be big) also some "smaller" films that could also pull decent to big numbers such as Seventh Son, SpongeBob, and Secret Service. April is looking like the "summer blockbuster preview month" where we get 1-2 big films that basically whet out appetite for the "official" summer season. This year it was Cap 2, next year it's Fast 7, 2016 has Huntsman and 2017 has Pacific Rim 2. August (early to middle August at least) I think will become an extension of what July is now. Guardians and Turtles anyone...? 2015 has Fantastic 4, Goosebumps and Man From U.N.C.L.E. 2016 has a DC film and Spectral. September can have 1-3 bigger hits. Usually there's a Sony Animated film, and an action film. September is also where the Maze Runner sequels are going, which can do 300+WW. Also 2015 has Hotel Transylvania 2 and Everest. October: sure, it's Oscar bait month. But there are some hits, such as Gone Girl. We also have Fury coming up, and even to an extent, Dracula Untold (whether is does good numbers or not, studios are still willing to put a big budget tentpole here like Gravity last year). 2015 has St. James Place, Conjuring 2, Jungle Book etc. Bottom line? I guess it's that is doesn't matter where a movie is scheduled. If it looks appealing, it can succeed in any month,

It's not my most anticipated movie of fall (hello Hobbit and Interstellar) but I think Imitation Game is going to score big and it's tomatoemetre will rise to 95+ (I'm probably wrong but screw it, I love Cumberbatch so there's my vote)

Good for Annabelle... will probably check it out on Netflix, or On Demand, before I see Conjuring 2!

I still think this could cross 200M WW. But even if it flops, will Universal go out of the way to pretend it didn't exist in the Monster Mash Universe? I haven't seen the movie yet, but doesn't it just act as a prologue rather than Chapter 1?

I only saw the first movie, but still, I'd love to see the franchise keep going. I don't think it's impossible, but highly unlikely.

Which ones are left? I know China, but idk the dates for any other markets.

I can see about 130DOM now, and this could very well pick up OS, and gross around 110M... So a 240WW gross...

Saw Step Brothers last night, watching Van Helsing right now.

Agreed. I don't think there's any need for a sequel, I mean, who would tell the difference between an Equalizer 2, and another "original" Denzel action movie?

1. Avengers 2. Scorch Trials 3. Hobbit 4. Interstellar 5. Mockingjay 6. Tomorrowland 7. Dracula Untold 8. Inside Out 9. Jupiter Ascending 10. Jurassic World

Fantastic # for both Annabelle and Gone Girl! Not sure when ill see the latter, but ill wait for On Demand to see Annabelle for sure. Was thinking of seeing Gine Girl at a matinee today, but I woke up feeling kind of sick this morning, so my best bet is Tuesday night.

Conjuring is definitely a great movie!

Aw man, I actually thought sub-30 for Gone girl for the weekend oops!!! I'm really glad it's doing this well. The audience will like skew older, so it will probably have a good Friday/weekend multiplier. I don't know about 50M, but if that 15-17M Friday holds, than 40 is (probably) locked. I don't care so much about Annabelle, but good for it doing well! 2 films opening over 30M same weekend in October is really impressive, has that happened before?

Please please please please PLEASE make a Harry Potter "wink at the audience" reference!!!!!

I think this will easily gross over 150M OS, and likely come close (or even slightly succeed) 200M.

Hmmm... interesting... interesting...

I don't understand what this means...

Ahahahaha maybe! But this is coming from someone who didn't like Gravity all that much...

I really do like the casting. While I'm not too familiar with their work, it doesn't seem like the movie is going to fall into the trap that I associate with Gravity, where two A-List actors were the leads. I didn't see them as characters but rather Bollock and Clooney in space, not Ryan Stone as a character if that makes sense...