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Personally, I would love this film to outgross Frozen. I'll never understand how a generic Disney princess movie that 's been done a million times over the past 20 years do so immensely well at the box office. I would prefer finely made animated films such as Zootopia or Inside Out make that kind of money.

I saw this film 4 hours ago this morning. It's a great family film and probably the best Walt Disney cg animated film. Miles better than Frozen, the characters, story, voice acting, humor, and pacing were a lot better. I would dare say it's on par with Inside Out. A

Zootopia has a chance of hitting $900 million. Much of it will be determined by how well it'll do in China. $1 billion? That's a bit too high.

Can Mermaid hit $600 million in China? It only has $120 million left and grossed $62 million this weekend.

I'm very glad to see a genuine superhero flick such as deadpool have a great box office run. It's very rare to find that kind of cbm in the mainstream and even rarer, it's beaten well-known cbm franchises like Batman, Superman, Captain America, Thor, and X-men.

I'm pretty sure The Revenant is locked to win.

Green Lantern, one of the most popular dc superheros, is D-list and Deadpool is A-list now. Crazy times we live in.

The Revenant: Best Director, Best Actor, Best Cinematography, Best Sound Mad Max Fury Road: Best Sound Editing, Best Film Editing, Best Make Up, and Production Design. I think it's a tie.

From the trailer, the cgi does look cartoony, but I'm not judging it until I see the reviews and final product.

You obviously love Warcraft since you're a serious wow raider, so why don't you want it to be successful? I played wow a lot 4 years ago as a tauren shadow priest/tauren dk tank and still occasionally play it. My love for the game wants it to be successful.

Deadpool will be #1 again next weekend. Everybody is digging it.

I love that worldwide total.

Brb I need to take a piss, drank too much coffee.

I really hope the upcoming Warcraft movie is a huge success, so video game adapted films will become the next big box office phenomenon.

It's made back its budget and made a profit. Early predictors thought this film was going to flop due to its huge budget.

The enormous difference between watching a screener and in the theater. Better sound and picture quality makes all the difference, especially for a visual heavy film.

The rise of r-rated superhero movies.

Deadpool might finish with $300 million. Much bigger than the X-men franchise, an unknown superhero beating a well-known group of superheroes. Deadpool is also r-rated, non-family friendly and has a less popular cast.

Gerard Butler is the McConaughey of today. Hopefully, he makes a resurgence and wins an Oscar like what McConaughey.

I had a blast watching this in theaters today. Sex, ultra violence, profanity and toilet humor makes this film an immoral guilty pleasure. My important advice is do not bring children to see this movie. There were some kids with parents in the theater that made the viewing experience very awkward. B+

I saw the film for the first time on a screener and gave it an F. Later, I watched it again in a theater when it was released and gave it an A. This is the type of film that needs to be seen on the biggest screen as possible with super sound quality. Like Mad Max, The Revenant relies on imagery to pull you into their world and mesmerize you. Powerful acting from Leonardo Dicaprio and Tom Hardy with a great supporting cast adds to the film's quality and gives us characters we care about. To many people, it does seem empty/hollow because the atmosphere is so gloomy and some visuals are long and boring.

This is a great film, but it's nothing special. The acting and writing are top notch, but I've seen better in TV shows like True Detective season 1 and Breaking Bad. There is no good camera work, production design or anything that makes it stand out. Overall, it's a small film that feels like a TV show with great writing/acting. B+

Deadpool is officially bigger than Wolverine and X-Men.

Box office pro reports an estimated $114 million opening weekend for Deadpool. I think we have a new A-list superhero.

I really hope The Big Short doesn't win best picture. It'll be the worst winner since Crash. To me, Spotlight, Revenant, Martian, Mad Max, and Room were better films. Those films winning would be well deserved.