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I don't know if anyone else pointed this out yet, but Billy Lynn has a lower PTA than Finding Dory. ($68 vs $218)
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in my defense it was 6am and 5 day numbers confuse me
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It could've had a sky beam, but didn't. Need I say more?
You could argue that the ships themselves are skybeams. It wouldn't be a good argument but it could be done.
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Just now, tribefan695 said:
Only made $5 million in 200 theaters. Don't hold your breath
Hey it made $8.5M in New Zealand.
It's also been on iTunes for months. No excuses. Support Waititi.
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I'm not seeing enough Hunt for the Wilderpeople on these lists.
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4 minutes ago, tribefan695 said:
Coco and Lego Batman are the best hopes. I think there'll be a few surprises though
Car-aissance.
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1. Arrival
2. Hunt for the Wilderpeople
3. Hacksaw Ridge
4. Captain America: Civil War
5. The Nice Guys
6. Hell or High Water
7. Everybody Wants Some
8. 10 Cloverfield Lane
9. Doctor Strange
10. Sing Street
Still a bunch left to see though. Year ain't over yet.
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Do we put in the 3-day or 5-day numbers?
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Taika Waititi posted his thoughts on the movie.
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Great work everyone!
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I saw this last night and I really loved it. While it didn't really do anything new, it was still an excellent film. Desmond's story is truly amazing and Mel Gibson did it justice. I really didn't expect to laugh as much as I did. The boot camp scenes had me, and the rest of the theater, cracking up. The war scenes were brutal and definitely showed the horror of war. Overall, it was a poignant story that I really appreciated.
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Is this the worst derby week ever? Must be up there lmao.
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fantastic drops and where to find them
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I really loved it. An excellent adaption of the short story. Denis continues his hot streak, and I think it bodes well for Blade Runner 2. My only issue were some of Renner's lines being a bit cheesy but not enough to drag the movie down for me.
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lol
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@AndyLL It's working now!
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It's telling me predictions are closed now. @AndyLL
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I've actually got the main theme stuck in my head from this one, which is pretty much a first for Marvel movies. Bravo Giacchino.
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I really liked it, but admittedly I'm a blind fanboy who probably judges these movies too softly. I can definitely see why people have said it was weak in the story department, although I personally didn't find it to be an issue. The visuals were really, really cool, even in my 2D showing and all the actors worked well together. I especially loved the scene in the third act where Strange rolled back time. Rachel McAdams and Benedict Wong were criminally underused but other than that, it was a really solid blockbuster. I think Mordo has been set up excellently for future films, and I reckon he could definitely end up being one of Marvel's best villains to date. The score was great as well. For sure one of the best of the MCU (even if that's a low bar to clear).
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I'm re-watching it on Tuesday, in IMAX this time, so I suppose I will see how it holds up.
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Hahahhahaah
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Hahahah that new release score. Rough week.
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