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2 minutes ago, Valonqar said:
Ha, ha, that one too. The Holy Trinity of Bombs.
At least they are good actors, to be honest i don't think there is an actor nowdays without a bomb.
Ryan Reynolds, Chris Hemsworth, Jake Gyllenhaal the list is endless.
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4 hours ago, Valonqar said:
Michael Fassbenger and Oscar Isaac attempts to be the leading man
That's your bomb of the decade. Nobody produced more bombs than their thirst for leading man status.
Ryan Gosling is still trying
I think Passengers and Solo are the biggest disappointments, Green Lantern was also a huge flop while superheroes were on rise.
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Do you have any regrets about working with Bryan Singer? Did you weigh the allegations that were out there about him before signing on?
As far as I knew, I was considered before Bryan was even attached. So I had my head down preparing for this for about a year ahead of time, and I never really looked up. I didn’t know much about Bryan. I think that the allegations and things were, believe it or not, honestly something I was not aware of, and that is what it is. Who knows what happens with that … but I think somehow we found a way to persevere through everything that was thrown our way.
Perhaps that was Freddie himself doing it, because we wanted to make a product that was worthy of him. Who knows? I’m just proud that this cast and crew collectively raised their game and we depended on one another. It was a testament to everyone’s spirit and courage and skill. And one thing I will say about everyone — almost everyone — we never gave up. How about that?
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-rami-malek-bohemian-rhapsody-oscar-nomination-20190122-story.html
Maybe it's only me but they keep on being dishonest about this film, i knew about Singer since his X-men days how come he didn't knew... and after that he just name drops Mercury to save the game..
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1 hour ago, dashrendar44 said:
Everybody forgot the obvious...David Bowie. The fact that he was also an actor is Oscar bait fodder for any actor.
As for MJ, yes, a biopic can be made, pedo or not. All the worshipped rockstars were sexing minors going back to Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Mick Jagger (and Bill Wyman), Jimmy Page, Bowie, Iggy Pop, Steven Tyler up to Jared Leto.
A David Bowie movie would have been amazing, but it needs a very charismatic actor and his son doesn't want this. It's a pity
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I enjoyed this movie very much, and the reason was the amazing songs. I will not pretend that i was an Queen fan for years but everybody knew the songs so listening to them all together was huge fun. Other than that it was like reading wikipedia, it jumped from scene to scene, and from song to song without investing in the story.
Rami was amazing but it is kind of annoying that he keeps imitating Freddie Mercury even on an awards stage or when he is asked about Singer he answers "it's about Freddie, people love Freddie".
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I am really bad at this, but I believe it will reach Thor: Ragnarok numbers OS.
So around $540M OS and with $450M+ DOM, it will reach $1B easily.
Black Panther isn't a known hero, but the hype from the USA always reaches Europe one way or another and maybe China will appreciate the fancy fight scenes.
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Rank* Title Monday
1/22Tuesday
1/23Wednesday
1/24Thursday
1/251 12 STRONG
Warner Bros.
3,002$1,304,131
-60.5% / $434
$17,119,156 / 4$1,786,596
+37% / $595
$18,905,752 / 5
N/A
N/A2 JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE
Sony / Columbia
3,704$1,205,916
-76.7% / $326
$317,656,234 / 34$1,765,503
+46.4% / $477
$319,421,737 / 35
N/A
N/A3 THE POST
Fox
2,851$1,005,254
-61.6% / $353
$45,763,616 / 32$1,579,172
+57.1% / $554
$47,342,788 / 33
N/A
N/A4 DEN OF THIEVES
STX Entertainment
2,432$1,304,937
-62.9% / $537
$16,511,045 / 4$1,563,698
+19.8% / $643
$18,074,743 / 5
N/A
N/A5 THE GREATEST SHOWMAN
Fox
2,823$847,839
-68.4% / $300
$113,973,270 / 34$1,260,119
+48.6% / $446
$115,233,389 / 35
N/A
N/A6 THE COMMUTER
Lionsgate
2,892$533,094
-64.3% / $184
$26,160,465 / 11$828,216
+55.4% / $286
$26,988,681 / 12
N/A
N/A7 STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI
Buena Vista
2,456$539,120
-69.4% / $220
$604,813,031 / 39$676,890
+25.6% / $276
$605,489,921 / 40
N/A
N/A8 PADDINGTON 2
Warner Bros.
3,702$374,768
-83.8% / $101
$25,185,130 / 11$551,523
+47.2% / $149
$25,736,653 / 12
N/A
N/A9 INSIDIOUS: THE LAST KEY
Universal
2,546$380,960
-71% / $150
$59,039,280 / 18$510,815
+34.1% / $201
$59,550,095 / 19
N/A
N/A10 THE SHAPE OF WATER
Fox Searchlight
853$245,846
-59% / $288
$30,441,204 / 53$502,702
+104.5% / $589
$30,943,906 / 54
N/A
N/A11 PHANTOM THREAD
Focus Features
896$326,150
-60.6% / $364
$6,385,599 / 29$480,570
+47.3% / $536
$6,866,169 / 30
N/A
N/A12 DARKEST HOUR
Focus Features
1,341$292,970
-51% / $218
$41,085,957 / 62$447,495
+52.7% / $334
$41,533,452 / 63
N/A
N/A- THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI
Fox Searchlight
954$260,097
-44.7% / $273
$32,254,616 / 74$417,973
+60.7% / $438
$32,672,589 / 75
N/A
N/A- I, TONYA
Neon
799$273,317
-62.1% / $342
$14,783,202 / 46$394,197
+44.2% / $493
$15,177,399 / 47
N/A
N/A- PROUD MARY
Sony / Screen Gems
2,125$270,289
-65.7% / $127
$17,120,889 / 11$360,790
+33.5% / $170
$17,481,679 / 12
N/A
N/A- PITCH PERFECT 3
Universal
1,772$184,180
-73.7% / $104
$100,719,410 / 32$275,115
+49.4% / $155
$100,994,525 / 33
N/A
N/A- MOLLY'S GAME
STX Entertainment
1,091$161,156
-55.4% / $148
$24,441,842 / 29$226,216
+40.4% / $207
$24,668,058 / 30
N/A
N/A- LADY BIRD
A24
675$114,324
-62.8% / $169
$39,167,960 / 81$185,742
+62.5% / $275
$39,353,702 / 82
N/A
N/A- COCO
Buena Vista
878$128,460
-80.4% / $146
$200,855,432 / 62$167,737
+30.6% / $191
$201,023,169 / 63
N/A
N/A- FERDINAND
Fox
1,212$84,194
-85% / $69
$79,256,570 / 39$119,746
+42.2% / $99
$79,376,316 / 40
N/A
N/A- HOSTILES
Entertainment Studios
119$64,876
-53.4% / $545
$1,625,437 / 32$91,665
+41.3% / $770
$1,717,102 / 33
N/A
N/A- WONDER
Lionsgate
496$44,320
-66.1% / $89
$129,935,845 / 67$63,420
+43.1% / $128
$129,999,265 / 68
N/A
N/A- ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD
TriStar
374$39,314
-56.6% / $105
$24,146,293 / 29$60,092
+52.9% / $161
$24,206,385 / 30
N/A
N/A- MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (2017)
Fox
202$18,087
-57.3% / $90
$102,321,408 / 74$23,890
+32.1% / $118
$102,345,298 / 75
N/A
N/A- THE DISASTER ARTIST
A24
147$21,903
-48.2% / $149
$20,747,937 / 53$23,274
+6.3% / $158
$20,771,211 / 54
N/A
N/A- THOR: RAGNAROK
Buena Vista
184$18,704
-66.5% / $102
$313,451,751 / 81$22,413
+19.8% / $122
$313,474,164 / 82
N/A
N/A- DADDY'S HOME 2
Paramount
183$12,793
-78% / $70
$103,556,248 / 74$15,848
+23.9% / $87
$103,572,096 / 75
N/A
N/A- JUSTICE LEAGUE
Warner Bros.
151$9,903
-69.1% / $66
$227,712,082 / 67$11,402
+15.1% / $76
$227,723,484 / 68
N/A
N/A- DOWNSIZING
Paramount
134$7,088
-60% / $53
$24,321,434 / 32$10,418
+47% / $78
$24,331,852 / 33
N/A
N/A- THE FLORIDA PROJECT
A24
37$7,119
-42.7% / $192
$5,578,810 / 109$8,187
+15% / $221
$5,586,997 / 110
N/A
N/A- CONDORITO: LA PELICULA
Lionsgate
134$4,240
-86.6% / $32
$404,700 / 11$6,249
+47.4% / $47
$410,949 / 12
N/A
N/A- BLADE RUNNER 2049
Warner Bros.
124$4,012
-63.1% / $32
$92,005,220 / 109$4,912
+22.4% / $40
$92,010,132 / 110
N/A
N/A- FATHER FIGURES
Warner Bros.
96$1,984
-76.4% / $21
$17,390,334 / 32$3,797
+91.4% / $40
$17,394,131 / 33
N/A
N/A- PARCHI
Atlas Distribution
7$819
-82.8% / $117
$60,396 / 11$1,442
+76.1% / $206
$61,838 / 12
N/A
N/A- THE MAN WHO INVENTED CHRISTMAS
Bleecker Street
8$257
-10.8% / $32
$5,675,791 / 62$290
+12.8% / $36
$5,676,081 / 63
N/A
N/A- SAME KIND OF DIFFERENT AS ME
Pure Flix
-$164
-68.6% / $18
$6,421,798 / 95
N/A
N/A
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THE LAST JEDI scored $64M overseas this weekend, which includes the underwhelming debut of $28.7M in China.
6:47 PM - 7 Jan 2018 -
Daily Domestic Chart for Wednesday January 3rd, 2018
← Previous Chart Chart Index Movie Distributor Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days 1 (1) Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Sony Pictures $6,918,854 -32% 3,765 $1,838 $202,350,752 15 2 (2) Star Wars Ep. VIII: The Las… Walt Disney $5,225,332 -34% 4,232 $1,235 $544,613,735 20 3 (3) The Greatest Showman 20th Century Fox $2,627,249 -28% 3,316 $792 $60,721,504 15 4 (4) Pitch Perfect 3 Universal $2,265,195 -33% 3,468 $653 $73,828,655 13 5 (5) Ferdinand 20th Century Fox $1,725,595 -32% 3,337 $517 $61,268,677 20 6 (6) Coco Walt Disney $1,246,854 -28% 2,104 $593 $185,443,211 43 7 (8) Darkest Hour Focus Features $778,545 -17% 943 $826 $21,372,667 43 8 (7) All the Money in the World Sony Pictures $703,807 -25% 2,074 $339 $15,987,175 10 9 (9) Downsizing Paramount Pictures $632,255 -31% 2,664 $237 $20,251,632 13 10 (12) The Shape of Water Fox Searchlight $558,932 -16% 756 $739 $18,085,313 34 11 (11) Father Figures Warner Bros. $467,119 -32% 2,902 $161 $15,188,848 13 -
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4 minutes ago, narniadis said:
I have just resigned myself to the fact that like Ultron (and to a point CW) we will be discussing the "failure" of TLJ for years to come and only because it serves a narrative for both sides of the argument not because the conversation is consequential.
Also - by golly where are the rest of the Wednesday numbers?
Daily Domestic Chart for Wednesday January 3rd, 2018
← Previous Chart Chart Index Movie Distributor Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days - (2) Star Wars Ep. VIII: The Las… Walt Disney $5,100,000 -35% 4,232 $1,205 $544,488,403 20 - (4) Pitch Perfect 3 Universal $2,265,195 -33% 3,468 $653 $73,828,655 13 - (8) Darkest Hour Focus Features $778,545 -17% 943 $826 $21,372,667 43 - (9) Downsizing Paramount Pictures $632,255 -31% 2,664 $237 $20,251,632 13 - (11) Father Figures Warner Bros. $467,119 -32% 2,902 $161 $15,188,848 13 - (13) Molly’s Game STX Entertainment $357,125 -15% 271 $1,318 $6,913,420 10 - (14) Lady Bird A24 $235,613 -5% 392 $601 $32,351,107 62 - (15) Justice League Warner Bros. $178,230 -28% 1,215 $147 $226,339,162 48 - (-) The Disaster Artist A24 $175,593 -15% 507 $346 $18,552,297 34 - (-) Daddy’s Home 2 Paramount Pictures $121,691 -30% 1,073 $113 $102,367,444 55 - (-) Phantom Thread Focus Features $37,910 -3% 4 $9,478 $681,415 10 - (-) A Bad Moms Christmas STX Entertainment $20,357 -9% 214 $95 $71,978,678 64 - (-) The Florida Project A24 $12,443 -5% 33 $377 $5,338,857 90 - (-) Blade Runner 2049 Warner Bros. $11,173 +23% 75 $149 $91,691,337 90 - (-) Geostorm Warner Bros. $8,901 -19% 110 $81 $33,620,034 76 - (-) Hostiles Entertainment Studi… $7,732 -10% 5 $1,546 $118,111 13 - (-) Victoria and Abdul Focus Features $2,440 -13% 23 $106 $22,242,380 104 - (-) Marshall Open Road $1,079 -26% 50 $22 $9,473,687 83 Our box office charts are compiled from data provided to us by distributors. To be included on our charts, please send reports to bodata@the-numbers.com. -
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I think Solo will not do well but i don't see it as a sign of SW fatigue. I personally liked TLJ but have no interest so far in watching Solo.
People who care about Star Wars will not accept Han not being Ford and falling in love with another woman than Leia, for the others it will be the 4th Star Wars movie in a row...not even close to an event movie.
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1 minute ago, Gamera said:
Greatest acting?
Hamill was good, Daisy Ridley and Adam Driver improved, but you also had an amateurish performance from Kelly Marie Tran and phoned-in, wooden performances from Oscar Issac and Laura Dern. Poor Carrie Fischer could barely recite her lines.
Do agree about the great cinematography, though.
I aready said the greatest acting compared only to the all the other SW movies, i honestly can't remember Hamill being better in any other SW movie. Adam Driver and Oscar Isaac are great actors in and outside Star Wars. Driver is really amazing t in that "proposal scene". Ridley and Boyega both give a very honest performance.
It's not like the other SW movies were renown for their acting, i think TLJ takes the crown easily.
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11 minutes ago, a2knet said:
well they found it bad! what can they do fucking do about it? say otherwise just because they may be a minority? even if 99 out of 100 like a movie i/you/him/she can say it's bad if we don't like it without being told we are just pretending. nobody spends money hoping they hate a movie. why have so much butt hurt over it as long as you got your money's worth?
"I don't like a movie" is very different than "This movie is bad".
Then can say whatever they want about TLJ but they can't dismiss the great cinematography and the greatest acting a SW movie ever had. Critics do value this more than "Luke wouldn't do that" arguments.
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STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI
$21.5M Wednesday (North America)
$26.7M Wednesday (Overseas)
$891.8M GLOBAL TOTAL...
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What does the second image Rth posted stands for? The 4-day Weekend?
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1 minute ago, The Last Panda said:
You skipped over the part that says
"Panjiva research analyst Chris Rogers says that part of the problem is the recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filed by Toys R Us, which not only has the giant retailer ordering less product but has spooked the industry"
Man, a major toy retailer isn't ordering many shipments because it filed for bankruptcy. I wonder why toy shipments are down?
I thought we were blaming Rian Johnson for it.
Yes you are right, i didn't read it all.
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6 minutes ago, filmnerdjamie said:
This article talks about the seven months leading up to The Last Jedi compared to the seven months leading to TFA and Rogue One which means there was already lack of interest!
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4 minutes ago, TigerPaw said:
But fans... need to wake up and stop patting each other's back and keep pretending that the numbers are good and that the WoM is great.
But i am still allowed to like this movie better than TFA, right ?
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4 minutes ago, IronJimbo said:
But it's Star Wars... they could release a fan movie with no budget and it would make 500m.
The truth is that fans don't care about Luke, the real draw Han Solo died in the first movie,so....
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3 minutes ago, YSLDC said:
‘Last Jedi’ Looking At $17M
I can't believe they won!
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11 minutes ago, CenterMeOnSam said:
I agree that the movie is divisive, but the first two numbers are junk science.
Someone just forwarded to me a petition to remove TLJ from canon.....people are being ridiculous, and he is 21 i can't see how his childhood got destroyed by the movie.
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Ιf this drops less than ESB, does this means people liked this film or not?
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Just now, John Marston said:
what is the other one besides Spider-Man and this?
Chaos Walking with Daisy Ridley.
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Tom Holland has three franchises on board. At least one of them will eventually fail
No Time To Die | October 8 2021 | 82% on RT | RIP Sean Connery
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Isn't Bond supposed to be over 40?
Also since when Joe Awlyn is good looking, isn't he Swift's new boyfriend?
I agree with Jack Lowden, he may be young but he looks 35+ he can work it and he is a good actor something that Madden isn't...