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  1. 33 minutes ago, The Panda said:

    After Black Panther, there is a sizable jump in the point totals.  I feel like it's safe enough to go ahead and reveal the 51-100 portion of the list.

     

    51.    Man of Steel 
    52.    Kingsman: The Secret Service
    53.    The Death of Stalin
    54.    Hellboy 2: The Golden Army
    55.    Kick-Ass 
    56.    Avengers: Age of Ultron 
    57.    Big Hero 6 
    58.    Aquaman 
    59.    X-Men (2000) 
    60.    Batman (1966) 
    61.    Doctor Strange
    62.    300
    63.    Ant-Man 
    64.    Thor 
    65.    The Mask
    66.    Sin City 
    67.    Edge of Tomorrow
    68.    Blade 
    69.    The Crow 
    70.    The Rocketeer 
    71.    Batman v Superman
    72.    Josie and the Pussycats
    73.    Only Yesterday
    74.    The Incredible Hulk
    75.    Hellboy 

    76.    Mystery Men

    76.    A Silent Voice
    77.    The Adventures of Tintin
    78.    Mystery Men
    79.    Blade 2
    80.    In This Corner of the World
    81.    TMNT (1990)
    82.    Ant-Man and the Wasp
    83.    Porco Russo
    84.    The Peanuts Movie
    85.    Blue is the Warmest Color
    86.    X-Men: Apocalypse
    87.    Hulk (2003)
    88.    Dragonball: Evolutions
    89.    American Splendor
    90.    Lady Snowblood
    91.    Green Lantern
    92.    We Are the Best!
    93.    Howard the Duck
    94.    Daredevil
    95.    Spider-Man 3
    96.    Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
    97.    Electra
    98.    Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders
    99.    Dark Phoenix
    100.    Red

    I thought Edge of Tomorrow wasn't eligible. I voted for it (giving an alternative 31) but I think many people didn't because it was said that it was based on a novel, not a manga.

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  2. 1 hour ago, cannastop said:

    Everyone knows you can't have 50 or 100 good comic book movies.

     

    /s?

    I'm actually a huge CBM fan, and was surprised at how hard it was to fill the list with 30 movies I found really good. I mean, I wouldn't really think Thor: The Dark World would make it, but it was the only thing I could fill the last spot with.

     

    Though I just remembered The Dark Knight Rises, which would have been above Thor 2. Also, I don't remember the original spider-man trilogy well enough to include any of them.

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  3. 1   Avengers: Infinity War
    2   Captain America: Civil War
    3   Avengers: Endgame
    4   Guardians of the Galaxy
    5   The Avengers
    6   Captain America: The Winter Soldier
    7   The Dark Knight
    8   Thor: Ragnarok
    9   Oldboy (2003)
    10   V for Vendetta
    11   Black Panther
    12   Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
    13   Iron Man
    14   Batman Begins
    15   Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse
    16   Deadpool
    17   Logan
    18   Edge of Tomorrow
    19   Akira
    20   Kingsman: The Secret Service
    21   Watchmen
    22   X-Men: Days of Future Past
    23   Ant-Man
    24   Spider-Man: Homecoming
    25   Kick-Ass
    26   Snowpiercer
    27   Doctor Strange
    28   Ghost in the Shell (1995)
    29   Sin City
    30   Thor
    31   Thor: The Dark World (In case Edge of Tomorrow is not eligible)
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  4. This list includes all black and white movies I've watched:

     

    1   Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
    2   It Happened One Night (1934)
    3   12 Angry Men (1957)
    4   The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
    5   Casablanca (1942)
    6   Shichinin no samurai (1954)
    7   Judgment at Nuremberg (1961)
    8   Roman Holiday (1953)
    9   Psycho (1960)
    10   Some Like It Hot (1959)
    11   The Apartment (1960)
    12   It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
    13   The Night of the Hunter (1955)
    14   All About Eve (1950)
    15   M - Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder (1931)
    16   Rebecca (1940)
    17   The Great Dictator (1940)
    18   Touch of Evil (1958)
    19   Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)
    20   Les diaboliques (1955)
    21   On the Waterfront (1954)
    22   Paths of Glory (1957)
    23   Rashômon (1950)
    24   The Third Man (1949)
    25   The Maltese Falcon (1941)
    26   Witness for the Prosecution (1957)
    27   Metropolis (1927)
    28   Double Indemnity (1944)
    29   Ladri di biciclette (1948)
    30   To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
    31   Roma (2018)
    32   Citizen Kane (1941)
    33   The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)
    34   High Noon (1952)
    35   Sunset Blvd. (1950)
    36   The Artist (2011)
    37   Det sjunde inseglet (1957)
    38   The General (1926)
    39   Ikiru (1952)
    40   The Gold Rush (1925)
    41   Modern Times (1936)
    42   City Lights (1931)
    43   Tôkyô monogatari (1953)
    44   The Kid (1921)
    45   Smultronstället (1957)
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  5. On 6/23/2019 at 2:33 PM, pepsa said:

    I mean to put it in to perspective Incredibles 2 opened to 25.8m lc, end went on to be the 2nd highest movie off all time (at that time). Now nr 3 because of EG obviously.

     

    If TS4 could match the multi from I2 it would get 210m lc, that would be insane. Actuals probably go up a bit, so expect 38m lc 😛 

    That said don't expect a crazy 5.65 multi like I2 had but over 4 is easly doable. So anything over 150m is great for TS4, it has a good shot at I2.

    Where do you get that info?

  6. This is a review posted to Endgame on Rotten Tomatoes:

     

    April 29, 2019

    While it doesn't take too many chances with its narrative, it's still an appealing tale... It's a nice showcase for Fanning's talents -- she sings, and speaks Polish! -- and proof of concept for Minghella as a director.
    Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
     
    I spent some ten seconds thinking "Who did Elle Fanning play in this movie?"

     

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  7. 2 minutes ago, IceFire9yt said:

    Obviously this is amazing.  However, Infinity War had a better Monday drop than the Avengers, so I'm not sold on this being reflective of legs.  OTOH, this would be a significantly better Monday drop.

     

    Endgame: 58-55.7%

    Infinity War: 64.3%

    The Avengers: 66.9%

    AoU: 73.7%

    GotG2: 74.8%

     

    Still, its pretty clear that the Monday drop has a lot more to do with spillover than long term multi, so we should probably see how it plays out over the week.

    Stop being reasonable. 1.2B DOM locked!

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  8. On 4/23/2019 at 3:20 PM, ThiagoMaia said:

    If Endgame opens to around 300m it's going to dethrone SW:TFA as the movie with the highest number of all time records at BOM. 

     

    Currently TFA has 32, and Infinity War 11.

     

    It's going to get all of IW's records, plus 10-16 of TFA (Opening day, Single day, Opening Friday, Fastest to 100m, 300m, 350m, possibly 400m and 450m, 4-day gross, 5-day gross, possibly 6, 7 and 8 day gross, possibly opening week, Opening Avg, Overall Avg), foreign opening, widest release and opening, widest release and opening pg-13, weekend market share.

     

    So, 28-34 records, while TFA would drop to 16-22, and Infinity War would disappear of the chart.

     

    I kind of hope that Infinity War could keep at least one, like largest saturday, so that it still has a record for some time.

    Made this post before we had any numbers for the weekend. So, Endgame is guaranteed to take all the maybes that I pointed, plus fastest to 500M, 9 and 10 day gross, and possibly second weekend, dom total, pg-13 dom total and worldwide total.

     

    Total of 37-41 records. 

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  9. The tire Friday and Saturday numbers in relation to previous records are really mind-boggling. 

     

    I thought that the largest potential for increase from IW was in previews, since IW's were 18 million lower than the record. But it actually increased more on both Friday and Saturday. While the Saturday for IW was already had a bizarrely higher than the previous record. The third highest Saturday is an absurd 40m lower than Engame's. Sunday looking to be almost 40m higher than 3rd place as well.

  10. 7 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

    109... with the same 15.7% Sunday drop as AIW it would give us a $91.887 Sunday and a $357.587 w/e 

     

    :lol:

    So, do you think the fact that it's True Friday/Sat jump is lower than IW means it's having slightly worse legs (in which case we might expect a bigger drop on Sunday) or, that it simply is so filled that it couldn't possibly make more on Saturday, and so we should expect a lower Sunday drop due to spillover?

  11. 9 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:

    Internal multiplier cases following the remaining MCU:

     

    COMPARABLE

    PREVIEWS

    TRUE FRIDAY

    SATURDAY

    SUNDAY

    OPENING WEEKEND

    Black Panther

    60

    96.7

    125.9

    (+30.16%)

    114.6

    (-9%)

    398.1

    Thor: Ragnarok

    60

    96.7

    133.6

    (+38.14%)

    97

    (-27.4%)

    387.3

    Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2

    60

    96.7

    126.9

    (+31.21%)

    96.8

    (-23.7%)

    380.4

    Doctor Strange

    60

    96.7

    130.7

    (+35.21%)

    88

    (-32.7%)

    375.4

    Avengers: Infinity War

    60

    96.7

    118

    (+22.04%)

    99.5

    (-15.7%)

    374.2

    Captain Marvel

    60

    96.7

    124.7

    (+28.96%)

    91.7

    (-26.5%)

    373.1

    Captain America: The Winter Soldier

    60

    96.7

    125.5

    (+29.83%)

    84.8

    (-32.4%)

    370

    Thor: The Dark World

    60

    96.7

    125.1

    (+29.35%)

    84.8

    (-32.2%)

    366.6

    Ant-Man

    60

    96.7

    116.2

    (+20.15%)

    90.2

    (-22.4%)

    363.1

    Guardians Of The Galaxy

    60

    96.7

    112.7

    (+16.5%)

    92.6

    (-17.8%)

    362

    Captain America: Civil War

    60

    96.7

    117.2

    (+21.21%)

    81.2

    (-30.7%)

    355.1

    The Avengers

    60

    96.7

    108.3

    (+12.01%)

    88.8

    (-18%)

    353.8

    Iron Man 3

    60

    96.7

    113

    (+16.84%)

    78.1

    (-30.9%)

    347.8

    Ant-Man And The Wasp

    60

    96.7

    102.6

    (+6.1%)

    80.7

    (-21.3%)

    340

    Spider-Man: Homecoming

    60

    96.7

    101.1

    (+4.6%)

    79.7

    (-21.2%)

    337.5

    Captain America: The First Avenger

    60

    96.7

    97.8

    (+1.12%)

    77.7

    (-20.6%)

    332.2

    Thor

    60

    96.7

    101.7

    (+5.14%)

    73.6

    (-27.6%)

    332

    Avengers: Age Of Ultron

    60

    96.7

    92.1

    (-0.5%)

    82

    (-11%)

    330.8

    Iron Man

    60

    96.7

    102.5

    (+6%)

    71.4

    (-30.3%)

    330.6

    Iron Man 2

    60

    96.7

    101.3

    (+4.75%)

    68.9

    (-32%)

    326.9

    The Incredible Hulk

    60

    96.7

    82.8

    (-14.4%)

    70.1

    (-15.3%)

    309.6

     

    I know that a lot of these comparables have extremes to them, due to the varied times of the year they came out and all..... but this is Endgame, so we're throwing out logic out the window and applying every comparable here. Soooooo basically it needs to perform better than Black Panther, a President's Day 4-day frame opener, to get to 400, so it's time to get off that horse :ph34r: However, should it follow just about half of the MCU (including even a lot of the bigger openers, including Infinity War), it's likelier than not to beat the previous OW record by 100M. Insane.

    Nice work. What other movie is closest to it in Previews/Friday Ratio?

  12. 3 minutes ago, Charlie Jatinder said:

    I am genuinely worried about the early estimate because the number that will give, I don't know if is even possible.

    Okay, if after a true Friday of 99m you can't believe the Saturday number, we're seeing the OW record go down on a Saturday! Unbelievable

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