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@Jessie has been threadbanned for a week.

I was not aware that Best Picture nominees had to be part of Ryan Reynolds top ten of the year. If that's the case, you've had some pretty wack top tens over the years.

Nothing is good enough for you people

Dern to John Bailey:

Ain't no party like a MUDBOUND party.

I'm pretty sure Futurist was being facetious.

@Infernus Actually, since you've helped with scoring that bonus point from @chasmmi should give you the lead here

CRA total is at 1.42m.

Good god is Black Narcissus beautiful. Those Powell And Pressburger dudes knew what they were doing.

Watched Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and whattaya know, it rules pretty hard. My only qualm is that there were not more Newman bicycle shenanigans.

Serpico is good. Doesn't quite soar like Lumet's best but Al Pacino wears a lot of different hats.

Someone tell me if we had a thread for this already, but I can't find one anywhere. Natalie Portman as Celeste Raffey Cassidy as Young Celeste & Albertine Jude Law as The Manager Stacy Martin as Eleanor, Celeste’s older sister Jennifer Ehle as Josie, the Publicist Willem Dafoe as The Narrator[2] Maria Dizzia as Ms. Dwyer Christopher Abbott Meg Gibson as Celeste's Mother Daniel London as Father Cliff Micheal Richardson as The Musician Matt Servitto as Celeste's Father Leslie Silva as The Stylist

Watched the Lumet Murder on the Orient Express. Weird Finney performance but fun. Good stuff overall, especially the scene where Poirot puts it all together.

You're being very smug about this but you really should go have a look at what the drops usually are for the post-Labor Day weekend. A 35% drop would be a terrific hold for that frame.

Throw in TLJ and that's four movies over 600m in less than a year.

https://variety.com/2018/film/news/sundance-search-john-cho-sold-sony-1202672215/ 5 million.

The writer/producer said it's budget was closer to 1m on reddit today.

1.14m already for CRA. Hot damn.

I wouldn't use the word poorly for either of them, but you do you.

This really explains a lot of what is wrong with America.

Looking through those years, this is the first time three movies from the same studio have made the top ten in the same year. Little bit scary, but what can you do. Real impressive numbers regardless.

Just had a look and 2015 had three. There's been several years with two as well (2017 with BATB and TLJ, 2016 with RO and FD, 2012 with TA and TDKR etc etc). Kinda uncanny how similar it is to 2015 actually, with two new entries into the top five and another slotting in at #9

Is there any other year that has had three new entries into the top ten of all-time (domestically)?

The MPDA of NZ has not uploaded any reports since the first week of August, and the BOM page for NZ has also not updated since then. Maybe Numero has an exclusivity thing with them or maybe they just got annoyed at me peeping on their data. Still, I miss my numbers.