DM2 wasn't very crowded when I went. There were probably only 30-40 people in that theater
The most crowded theater I've ever been in was the Friday night showing of Deathly Hallows pt2, and the 10PM show on Tuesday for 22 Jump Street
Does anyone think DWA might get a franchise out of one of their 2015 original films? B.O.O or Home?
Right now, I'd put my money on B.O.O, it sounds like it could be pretty good!
It's going to slow down big time after this weekend, maybe even this weekend itself depending on how strong the newcomers perform. I'm not being pessimistic, but I personally think that this past weekend will have been the last "big" weekend of the summer
1. Avengers Age of Ultron - $220 Million (obviously this is #1)
2. Mockingjay Part 2 - $190 Million
3. Star Wars 7 - $130 Million (but it'll have great legs)
4. Bond 24 - $115 Million
5. Minions - $112 Million
6. Fast 7 - $108 Million
7. Ant-Man - $93 Million
8. Jurassic World - $86 Million
9. Cinderella - $79 Million
10. Inside Out - $75 Million
Good Dinosaur and Ted 2 also at 70M+
1. Avengers Age of Ultron - $608 Million
2. Star Wars Episode 7 - $510 Million
3. Mockingjay Part 2 - $438 Million
4. Bond 24 - $310 Million
5. Minions - $301 Million
6. Fast 7 - $270 Million
7. Inside Out - $255 Million
8. Jurassic World - $240 Million
9. Tomorrowland - $235 Million
10. The Good Dinosaur - $223 Million
Am I allowed to do more just for fun...?
11. Ant-Man - $215 Million
12. Cinderella - $208 Million
13. Ted 2 - $200 Million
14. Mission: Impossible 5 - $195 Million
15. Terminator - $177 Million
16. Kung Fu Panda 3 - $175 Million
17. Fantastic 4 - $162 Million
18. Peanuts - $155 Million
19. Jungle Book - $152 Million
20. Insurgent - $148 Million
21. "Untitled Steven Spielberg/Coen Brothers/Tom Hanks film" - $143 Million
22. Pan - $139 Million
23. Mad Max - $135 Million
24. B.O.O - $134 Million
25. Spy - $129 Million
26. Home - $125 Million
27. The Martian - $122 Million
28. Goosebumps - $120 Million
29. The Conjuring 2 - $118 Million
30. Pixels - $115 Million
Holy, uh okay, this will be tough
1. Deathly Hallows Pt 2
2. The Avengers
3. First Class/Days of Future Past
4. Muppets/Hugo/Arthur Christmas (I can't decide...)
5. The Hobbit (both films)
6. Skyfall
7. Pacific Rim
8. Ghost Protocol
9. Shutter Island
10. Hunger Games (I'm gonna count them as both)
Honorable Mentions in no particular order:
How to Train Your Dragon
Inception
Despicable Me
Deathly Hallows 1
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Guardians of the Galaxy
Captain America TWS
Iron Man 3
Kung Fu Panda 2
Frozen
21 Jump Street
Would TMNT 2 and TF5 BOTH be coming out in 2016? Or will one take 2016 and one 2017 maybe...? I can see Ninja turtles 2 being done in 2 years but TF5...
I might be wrong, but they're doing it animated this time, so probably very cheap animation, small budget. Another drop to 200WW would be fineEither way, TMNT 2 would do fine in August. Unless of course, that DC film is Justice League just so WB can take away Guardians' OW record. August 12 or 19 for TMNT2 will work