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Pretty sure thats just AMC numbers. From memory they represent like 20% of all pre-sales? Can't quite remember the specifics.

not the sex thread

@Orestes your avatar is really messing with me. Every time I see one of your posts I do a double take till I see the username.

At least we get one event movie this weekend.

OD 90M OW 190M DOM 690M WW 1.45B Go big or go home ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

i am proud to have singlehandedly dragged the average down several points

Anecdotal, but my mum is hype for this movie. Which pretty much never happens. Who knows if that will translate into $$$.

Has anyone mentioned Scrubs? Because I think it deserves a seat at this table.

LOL

I have the Epilogue tune stuck in my head now. It really was an excellent film, and deserves every dollar it gets (150M lets gooo).

I just got home from it and it's a masterpiece. Definitely my favourite movie of the year so far.

Less than 24 hours till I see it

I'm seeing this on Saturday now.

So what you're saying is that Jimmy Kimmel is Trump?

So what you're saying is that Matt Damon is Trump?

Is Matt Damon in this one? Matt Damon Wall Cinematic Universe.

@8wombi7

Of all the actors I expected to appear in a Transformers movie, Hopkins was definitely low on the list.

So close yet so far.

The prophesised comeback.

You'd think so, but my comeback is just beginning.

Didn't realise that this thread showed up. About damn time. Hunt for the Wilderpeople is a great movie. The cast work well together and the cinematography is beautiful (definitely enhanced by how beautiful New Zealand is). Sam Neil is great, and Julian Dennison does an excellent job as Ricky. The only character I wasn't huge on was Rhys Darby, but I don't think that was enough to drag the film down. He wasn't bad but I personally think he was a little bit out of place. I'm not sure how well this translates overseas, but it definitely felt very NZ-ish; which makes sense, since it was an NZ production through and through. The laid-back tone definitely reflects a lot of NZ culture. Taika Waititi is one of my favourite filmmakers, and this really continues his winning streak after Boy and What We Do In the Shadows. His sense of humor shines through the film, but it also deals with the more serious aspects in a touching way. A fun fact about the production is that a decent portion of it was actually shot in the Waitakere Ranges, which is where I live (and Taika apparently lives like half an hour down the road). If I walked outside there's a forest that looks a lot like those in the movie. Which is pretty neat. Overall, I'd give Hunt for the Wilderpeople an A+

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/war_on_everyone/ TOMATOMETER 63% Average Rating: 5.5/10 Reviews Counted: 51 Fresh: 32 Rotten: 19 Apparently this is out in a few countries, reviews are pretty mediocre.

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