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Captain America is going to be higher than Iron Man. I'll bet my life on it. BUT HE'S THE GREATEST CHARACTER IN ALL FICTION.

2001 is nothing like Interstellar, Nolan shouldn't have been pushing the 2001 references quite so hard for Interstellar promotion.

We are all lost for words, that's all. Tbh, I don't think it is that controversial. 2001 is certainly a divisive film. Many, many people don't like it, while the people who do like it tend to think it's incredible. There doesn't seem to be a lot of middle ground. From your review it sounds like you had expectations, and that's why it was disappointing. Not surprising really when so many people have hailed it as one of the greatest films ever. It's not like most films. It isn't character-focused; the characters are all important and represent plenty of meaningful things, but getting emotionally invested in them isn't what the film is about. I don't want to sound pretentious but if you are looking for surface-level fun/enjoyment, 2001 will not provide.

We'll see. You're new to the forum, you have no idea how many crazy Cap fanboys there are here...

January: Interstellar C- The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies C+ 2001: A Space Odyssey A+ The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies C+ Exodus: Gods and Kings B- Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb B The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 D+ Into the Woods C Taken 3 F Whiplash A- American Sniper D- Ex Machina A Big Hero 6 B+ February: Fifty Shades of Grey F Fifty Shades of Grey F Selma C- March: Kingsman: The Secret Service D Still Alice A- The Tale of the Princess Kaguya A+ Home F April: The Babadook A Home F Fast & Furious 6 C- Furious 7 D Blade Runner: The Final Cut B+ The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water C+ While We're Young D+ The Shining B A Little Chaos C Marvel's The Avengers D Captain America: The Winter Soldier F Avengers: Age of Ultron B- May: Zombieland A- Wild Tales A Raiders of the Lost Ark A Mad Max: Fury Road C

Captain America will be top 10, if not top 5, mark my words...

I really wish I had fallen asleep watching The Firm. It was like watching my entire life being dragged out into an eternity right before my eyes. I tried to reach out and grab it so it would stop, but I was helpless. An agonisingly dull and unengaging "thriller".

I've always liked Ray.

haha I know right.

I didn't say it was original. Very little of Edge of Tomorrow is original - the film is all execution, execution, execution. The comedy is done very precisely in EoT, and frankly I wasn't expecting the movie to be anywhere near as funny as it is.

if you don't think 2001 is the best movie ever then im putting u on ignore jandrew

1) Will San Andreas open to more than 40 million? YES 2) Will San Andreas have an opening day of more than 15 million? YES 3) Will any film, in more than 2000 theaters, fall less than 42%? YES 4) Will AOU fall less than 56.3%? YES 5) Will Pitch Perfect 2 make more than Tomorrowland? NO 6) Will Mad Max fall less than 50%? YES 7) Will Poltergeist fall more than 59%? YES 8) Will Hot Pursuit increase more than 50% on Saturday? NO 9) How many films will make more than 400K on Thursday? (I'm not spelling this out for you, figure it out. How many films that are reported, will make more than 400K on Thursday..domestic only of course) 5 10) Will any film fall more than 30% on Sunday? YES 11) Will any film increase more than 110% on Friday? YES 12) Will Mad Max increase less than 27% on Saturday? NO 10/12 3000 11/12 5000 12/12 7000 What finishes in spots: 6 Poltergeist 7 Aloha 9 Hot Pursuit 11 Home 15 Woman in Gold 2000 for each spot right, bonus of 3000 if all spots correct. Bonus 1: What will be the Friday accumulated gross for the top 3 films? 5000 27.157M Bonus 2: If you add up the drops for the films that finish in spots 2-3-4, to three decimal spots, what is your total? So your answer will be something like 175.668%. 5000 144.086%

In, ez.

The difference there, DAJK, is that Kristen Stewart can actually act. Keanu though...

BOM still not updated any foreign figures at all for this weekend?

Grim's post really confused me... I was like, 'Uhh, pretty sure Lionsgate distributes THG here', thanks for clarifying

I think Keith is high right now

I did watch the trailer. It doesn't look expensive at all.

Wait what? This is 100M? Seriously? I thought it would be like 30M... it certainly doesn't look like a 100M movie.

Except Last Action Hero is a billion times better than True Lies.

Into the Storm did fine at the box office, so I don't see the problem.

Mad Max: Fury Road Date: May 26, 8:25pm. Attendance: 70% full Gender split: m/f 40/60 Location: Light Cambridge, UK Trailers: A Royal Night Out San Andreas Spy Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation Terminator: Genisys Jurassic World

Wow, that's good marketing. 2015 is Universal's year. I thought that was really inappropriate too. But, I must admit I laughed.