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I think they're saying it's boring because it is performing as expected.

Ex Machina (A+) Whiplash (A) Big Hero 6 (B+) Into the Woods (C+) Selma (C) Kingsman (D+) American Sniper (D) Fifty Shades of Grey (U) Taken 3 (U) (I know some of these are 2014 in the US but they were released in 2015 here. If you can have Paddington, I can have Big Hero 6!)

I think Home can just about make it. Mr. Peabody & Sherman did it, Home can too. Terminator will do 100M no question. I have Paper Towns at 96M.

Ethan and Kalo what's your prediction for Minions?

Isn't Robopocalypse in development hell though? I know Spielberg is attached to direct but it doesn't seem to be going anywhere.

I don't really want Spielberg back for Indy 5, that kind of defeats the point of a reboot. Though I would very much like to see him return to science fiction, it's been a decade now

1. Avengers: Age of Ultron - 237M 2. Star Wars: The Force Awakens - 162M 3. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 - 140M 4. Jurassic World - 135M 5. Furious 7 - 103M 6. Spectre - 97M 7. Minions - 95M 8. Ant-Man - 91M 10. Fifty Shades of Grey - 85M 10. Mission: Impossible 5 - 85M

You find that surprising?

Inside Out will win. Second most likely is Minions, then Peanuts, then Good Dinosaur, imo. Really? You've never seen a cartoon before? lol LEGO is amazingly impressive on a visual level. Even though its been out for over a year, whenever I see a clip or shot of it, I can't help but think "how the fuck did they do that?"

1. SpongeBob (170M est.) 2. Fifty Shades (175M est.) 3. Kingsman (120M est.) 4. Cinderella (230M) 5. Divergent (120M) 6. Home (105M) 7. Furious 7 (271M) 8. Avengers 2 (640M) 9. Mad Max (125M) 10. Pitch Perfect 2 (145M) 11. Tomorrowland (208M) 12. Poltergeist (105M) 13. San Andreas (135M) 14. Jurassic World (360M) 15. Inside Out (270M) 16. Ted 2 (268M) 17. Magic Mike XXL (150M) 18. Terminator (120M) 19. Minions (345M) 20. Ant-Man (265M) 21. Mission: Impossible 5 (248M) 22. Fantastic Four (161M) 23. Maze Runner 2 (119M) 24. Hotel Transylvania 2 (173M) 25. Steve Jobs (115M) 26. The Walk (102M) 27. Crimson Peak (135M) 28. Bridge of Spies (101M) 29. The Peanuts Movie (125M) 30. Spectre (267M) 31. Mockingjay Part 2 (381M) 32. The Good Dinosaur (223M) 33. The Martian (116M) 34. Star Wars: The Force Awakens (735M) That's 34, add in a few surprise break outs and I feel pretty confident about 2015 getting 36x 100s.

A few offbeat suggestions, mainstream films that you might have forgotten about:

it seems to have divided people pretty strongly.

Oh. WB did Jack, Uni did Snow White. derp.

Uhh. Are you serious? If so, you should know better cjohn...

Poledouris is great.

Yes, that's my point.

Thor was $150M

Very true. I still don't understand how Maleficent managed to cost even more than films like Interstellar and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

Damn, yeah. Not surprising though, it's not exactly full of effects, and the cast is mostly unknowns.

FYC: A surprisingly funny and intelligent parody of Hollywood genre music tropes.

I know, just checking 100% so that I don't make a list of the wrong thing

Interesting list, Lisa

Yeah I wanna just clarify like kalo, this is for a film's whole score, rather than particular tracks/pieces from a score?

Does Oskar end up getting all the food he wanted in Schindler's shopping list? I haven't seen it yet.