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If patrick get a nom for his role in Logan for Golden Globe, then it will be a front-runner for Oscar best supporting actor nom

the inclusion of get out in BP is sufficient enough for me but win? I will go for Lady Bird

perhaps the biggest drop from initial estimate in years, average week-to week drop for a movie, SOW did that in a day.......wonder how deadline make their projection....

The shape of water is really picking up in the oscar race, the promising number from expansion give the movie the attention it needs

I thought DH2 is a A+ cinemascore movie after seeing its hold, single digit drop!!!!

they demand 65%-70% cut from TLJ, a franchise that is so big for theater to resist, now with merging with FOX, the cut could go to 80% or even higher......this means no good news for exhibitor..... and you can imagine they will ask for 8 weeks mandatory screening in 3D halls and IMAX halls for avatar 2

No frontrunner is now in play as the final oscar BP list is pretty much "finalized", and I expect there will be no surprise contender in the last min......

hate to disagree but campaign is what make oscar so special, it feels like more than a awards show but an annual festival, kind of film version of the superbowl....and i don't think oscar are largely inaccurate, their picks are quite consistent with how they perceive art, this is elitism of the visual/movie art, their picks show that view and style

Cars 3, DM3 really shouldn't be on the list, hope oscar will stop their mess, even with the changing voting system, I don't see animated feature of oscar is going to shift big in term of their nominees, among the animated feature i saw this year, only coco and in this corner of the world from japan are oscar worthy, and judging from the past where oscar barely know the japanese anime outside of ghbli(this is especially true after they snub your name), in this corner of the world will likely fail.... coco and lego batman are the only "blockbuster" that are worthy for consideration, i didnt see captain underpants, but DW is regular competitor in the field, leaving 2 spot for indie

I just don't get why, according to articles and announcement before, dunkirk is supposed to have IMAX re-release too, in the past weekend, 1st Dec, but why there is not box office number for dunkirk? Instead, BOM show that dunkirk has gone out theater on 23-Nov, any reason why there is no box office number? https://www.cinemablend.com/news/1727860/dunkirk-is-getting-a-holiday-re-release-in-theaters Dunkirk Is Getting A Holiday Re-Release In Theaters

as per corpse, it's about $9.3m since release

I can assure large of part of the why movie resonate here, reason being, the culture/tradition of remember the dead through the day of death is too much similar with asian local tradition, we do too, have a our asian version of day of death, and a belief of the dead one will come back to visit us. The setting may be mexican , but the tradition is belong to the race/culture all over the world, that's why the movie is doing great here in asia

Japan Box Office: Weekend Actuals (12/02-03) (C)2017 荒川弘/SQUARE ENIX (C)2017映画「鋼の錬金術師」製作委員会Weekend Actuals (12/02-03)01 (---) ¥264,065,100 ($2.3 million), 0, ¥373,330,500 ($3.3 million), Fullmetal Alchemist (Warner Bros.) NEW02 (---) ¥148,930,000 ($1.3 million), 0, ¥207,717,200 ($1.8 million), Detective in the Bar 3 (Toei) WK2 03 (01) ¥112,195,400 ($1.0 million), -45%, ¥732,128,700 ($6.6 million), Justice League (Warner Bros.) WK2 04 (02) ¥106,064,500 ($941,000), -28%, ¥1,758,861,600 ($15.7 million), IT (Warner Bros.) WK5 05 (03) ¥74,250,400 ($658,000), -33%, ¥441,049,900 ($3.9 million), Hibana: Spark (Toho) WK2 06 (04) ¥43,606,200 ($387,000), -49%, ¥1,027,651,200 ($9.2 million), High & Low 3: Final Mission (Shochiku) WK4 07 (05) ¥25,896,300 ($230,000), -45%, ¥342,349,800 ($3.0 million), Godzilla: Planet of Monsters (Toho) WK3 08 (06) ¥25,750,700 ($228,000), -41%, ¥1,005,117,700 ($9.0 million), The Last Recipe (Toho) WK5 09 (12) ¥23,346,840 ($207,000), -30%, ¥63,647,640 ($564,000), Kaiketsu Zorori Movie: 30th Anniversary (Tokyo Theaters, Co.) WK2 10 (09) ¥22,793,500 ($202,000), -35%, ¥1,390,944,580 ($12.3 million), Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel, Ch. I - Presage Flower (Aniplex) WK8 11 (07) ¥22,047,400 ($196,000), -47%, ¥281,409,200 ($2.5 million), The Stand-In Thief (Showgate) WK3>Fullmetal Alchemist came out on top, but its opening is also pretty underwhelming considering the solid pre-sales, marketing, and release strategy. The live-action adaptation of the popular manga/anime sold 191,212 admissions over the weekend frame across 441 screens, and 290,801 admissions since opening on Friday. Overall, its weekend is poor I'd say, especially since it's noticeably lower than other Shonen live-action adaptations released by Warner Bros., such as Gintama from earlier this year, the Rurouni Kenshin trilogy, and the various Death Note films. The film is probably going to finish a bit above ¥1.5 billion (~$15 million), which is (again) pretty disappointing, but perhaps it can crawl its way to a ¥2 billion (~$20 million) finish to look a bit more respectable. >Detective in the Bar 3 almost matched its predecessor's debut (down 4%), selling 110,618 admissions over the weekend frame on 334 screens, and 167,529 admissions since opening on Friday. This is a solid start with great audience retention from the 4-year gap between releases. It's not a guarantee, and maybe not even higher than a 50% chance, but reaching the ¥1 billion (~$10 million) milestone is doable. >Justice League experienced a steep second weekend drop, falling to third place after opening atop the box office last weekend. It's going to exceed the ¥1 billion (~$10 million) milestone, probably finish with about ¥1.1 billion, which is nice, but it's also below every other film in the DCEU. DC's latest has exceeded 500,000 admissions (501,202) after two weeks in release. >IT enjoyed another good hold, but it has begun to witness more normal drops after increasing/remaining flat in its first three weeks of release. It's still on course to exceed ¥2 billion (~$20 million), a rare milestone for a film in the horror genre. It has exceeded 1.3 million admissions (1,341,367) after five weeks in release. >High & Low 3: Final Mission exceeded the ¥1 billion milestone in its fourth weekend of release, celebrating the series going four-for-four in reaching the milestone. >The Last Recipe has exceeding the ¥1 billion milestone as well in its fifth weekend of release, turning a disappointing opening weekend into a very respectable run thus far. The box office has been in a weak state since Fall began, especially now with the bottom half of the Top 10 being below ¥50 million and the very bottom falling below even ¥25 million. Thankfully,the next couple weeks has several notable films releasing that should liven the box office up again in time for the New Year.

nominees this year are likely helped by the movie pass, seriously, to revitalize the low-mid budget drama, lower ticket price is essential, and make more movie be more accessible to public in the era of digital platform, these dramas don't really need hyper-class projector/audio, lower price is what they need for to attract audience

I like to think that the timing for coco, a movie about death, to release now is just nice to symbolize and honour the death of JL...... I assume this is what some of us need in this thread......

if a movie such as polar express and re-run every holiday season, and star wars OT can have re-edit so many round, i don't see why not and in honour for its 20th anniversary and if BOT can gone through those marvel vs DC battlesssssssssss, surely we can hang on this one~

Dunkirk's momentum has diminish bit by bit......

2nd highest film of all time, the only "surviving" film in all time ranks from 1990s in top 30 Most nomination and most win by a single film in oscar history That 2 reasons alone prove how trash are you.... Like to see how those titanic's achievement annoyed you because you have nothing to threaten titanic with!! and unpopular opinion are totally out of place and irrelevant! The way you called titanic as trash is like the shit calling gold trash!! One day if you were on your life support I will plug it out and charge my phone for playing BOT!!!

1) Titanic, couldn't agree anymore, an all time epic that too great for hater to understand, hater of titanic are just a bunch of hypocrite that ill-behaved in their life and get jealousy when seeing something got so much achievementssssss that barely earned by any movie in history. Sometime, when a movie get so much loves even after so many years, and achieved that without a sequel or spin off or pre-existing fanbase, this movie must have done something right. 2) SW7, it looks like a remake and i agree have too much similarities, but it remind us why we love star wars in the 1st place, and it inject the new element in the most subtle but significant way. 3) Avatar, Visual and 3D must-see experience, this is the movie that you'll appreciate and be grateful that you're not blind! the movie show that why giant silver screen is a ever-lasting visual experience. 4) Avengers, I don't like avengers tbh, but i must say this is the game changer, if it wasn't for this movie, the industry may struggle to have new blood and new direction. It upgrades a franchise to a universe. 5) JW, i still dont get why this movie earned $600m in the 1st place

last year, out of 5 nominees, 2 have won before for best actress, and 3 never won with 2 never even get nominated. same goes to 88th oscar, 2 out of 5 have never been nominated, that is still the same for 87th oscar. When we look at the potential list this year, the list are full of past winner or nominees, is it really a case that no newcomers to sneak into the race this year?

I first watched it in theater in 2012 re-release, and watched another 4 times in cinema after that, most beautiful and poetically tragic experience ever in cinema, come out from theater in tear with my friends, such a powerful emotional blockbuster! only an [mod edit] would hate it....

I will bet on lady bird to win 90th oscar best picture, like spotlight and moonlight, lady bird don't have passionate supporters, but their buzz are steady and consistent, and relevant at the time

suggesting that LA.confidential could win best picture instead of Titanic under preferential bullet system should the voting system applied at 70th oscar.

Anyone that hated Titanic must be in two state: 1) They are ill-behaved in their real life, like to get jealous at seeing someone achieve a successful that hardly accomplished in history. 2) [mod edit]

I hope Logan sneak in the list last min.....