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With only the fourth best 2nd non-holiday/December Thursday of all time, it's hard to see theatres continuing to screen TG:M and I expect it will be pulled within the week.
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6 minutes ago, Gavin Feng said:
But still a good performance.
Just check the list, 4th best non-DEC WED in 3rd week ever, only behind Incredibles 2, JW1 & Dory.
but i want 1th best
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17 hours ago, Ledmonkey96 said:
What's up with the time travel in the title? how'd we get thurs numbers already
look it was a thursday for me
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28 minutes ago, Ledmonkey96 said:
hmmmmm a 70mil 3rd weekend would be good for beating out Avatar for the 2nd highest 3rd weekend total. And Avatar had the holidays.
At what point should we start to consider that Top Gun season may be in itself a holiday period?
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going to commit the crime of comparing a jurassic park movie with jurassic park
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1 hour ago, AJG said:
It's a tech demo released into cinemas.
and it resulted in prehistoric planet
thank you lion king
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pretty close to waiting for vod on this
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7 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:
ok you guys got me with that one i did not remember that young spall was in jurassic world 2. not a pudgy old dude. i only get excited for Timothée Spall.
please refer to jurassic world 2 using its subtitle, spallen kingdom
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1 minute ago, CoolioD1 said:
vincent d'onofrio, ted levine, toby jones. it helps when they keep casting coolio's favourite character actors in these parts. hopefully continues with the new one like they've got Bill Camp or Bruce Greenwood as some shitty congressman who's pro dinosaurs eating people or something.
why aren't you listing the spall spawn
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3 minutes ago, LegendaryBen said:
Very excellent
3 minutes ago, Eric Mitchell said:I think so.
3 minutes ago, Brainbug the Dinosaur said:I mean its solid.
3 minutes ago, Ozymandias said:seems alright
2 minutes ago, Cmasterclay said:My expert analysis is that this number is good and Top Gun: Maverick is doing well at the box office.
much appreciated fellas i think a consensus is emerging
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can someone who is good at box office let me know if a ~10% drop from last saturday is good
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Hard to choose, but two years stand out.
2016 with Misconduct, Ride Along 2, Everybody Wants Some!! and Hidden Figures
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2018 with The Bad Guys, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society and Set It Up.
2022 is trending well with Apollo 10 1/2 and Top Gun: Maverick.
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3 hours ago, CoolioD1 said:
pfft tell that to my glen powell blow up doll.
that's set it up merch and you've owned it since 2018
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Just now, Eric Mitchell said:
The Top Gun movies are lowkey just Navy recruitment videos. You get a lot of toys when you're in the Navy. Therefore, nostalgic toy commercial. Boom!
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Just now, grim22 said:
Speak for yourself. My church of scientology Lego set is being delivered today.
there is an f14 tomcat on my front lawn
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it's not entirely wrong but i don't think top gun is a huge toy mover lol
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8 minutes ago, Legion and Thunder said:
This is the primary issue with the “just make a bunch of great movies” strategy.
Like, if that was on the table for a studios, certainly they would take it and be ecstatic. But historically that option tends to be… not actually an option.
the studio big wigs sit in their offices all day and throw darts at a wall to decide which movies they will make good and which ones they will make bad
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33 minutes ago, IronJimbo said:
Seriously though Hollywood has been struggling to make big budget movies good for over a decade. It's because they're so risk adverse and care about money before quality, without thought into the longterm.
this is more just you ascribing your own sensibilities onto the current crop of blockbusters, many of which have been very well received both critically and financially (even if they don't meet your personal standards)
i think it's more that it is actually very hard to make a great movie; too many moving parts to guarantee the processof course studios are super risk averse these days which doesn't help and holds back a lot of great stuff that would've been made in yesteryears but i think that's kind of a separate issue
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37 minutes ago, DAJK said:
Also, if Hollywood learns anything from TGM, it’s that making QUALITY movies for the BIG SCREEN will pay off. Tight script, solid direction, good performances, etc. Make a good movie that is designed for the big screen, and you will reap the benefits.
shaking up hollywood with the radical idea of making movies good
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6 minutes ago, cookie said:
How come the drops for everything not Top Gun are so poor? We're coming off of a holiday, yes, but the calendar is virtually empty of anything that would've taken their screens.
why watch other movie when top gun movie do trick
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Tom Cruise's top two highest weekends gonna end up being from the same movie. Can't even entirely rule out that his top 3 weekends might be from this movie.
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pictures of jennifer connelly trend on twitter > top gun has soft drop
natural course of events
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Weekdays Thread (6/6-9) // 12.4m Mon // 13.76m Tue // 12.4m Wed // 9.0m Thurs
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I'm not a lawyer or anything but he could be held criminally liable for this abject disaster of a hold.