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We have our own theme song.

11/251. The Adventures Of Tintin2. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo3. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy4. The Hunger Games5. Brave6. The Dark Knight Rises7. The Pirates! Band Of Misfits8. Carnage9. War Horse10. Young Adult

Aw, It went down.

Hopefully The Muppets can at least get past The Smurfs.It's also refreshing to hear that it may blow past its budget in 5 days. I think that it can get higher than 7.2m for today, but that's still solid.

Meh. It was kind of cute, but also pretty forgettable. B-/C+

Yay, someone else is interested.

Remove Spark. I'm delaying it for a further date.

Hmm...the last half hour destroyed any goodwill attained from Spider Man 3, and at least TF2 was consistent in its awfulness.My vote goes to SM3.

I'm starting to wonder if Hugo can sneak back in here, as long as it's not a complete failure at the box office.

Replace Miller with Fincher and that seems like a pretty great list.

Artists Vs. Descendants would make a cool title.

Absolutely adorable. Way better than the marketing made it out to be.

^I'd love to see 50/50 (and Drive, for that matter) get nominated, but buzz isn't strong enough for either film.

...no comment...

SPARK-Best Picture-Best Original Screenplay-Best Animated Feature-Best Score (James Newton Howard)-Best Sound Mixing-Best Sound Editing

SPARK Date: June 10th, Y1 Theaters: 3,711 Genre: 2D Animation/Sci-Fi/Action/Adventure/Comedy/Romance Cast: Andrew Garfield (Alex Spark), Bryce Dallas Howard (Zenta), Cillian Murphy (Lt. Zagtan), Kat Dennings (Samantha Green), Chris Pine (Dromian), Christohper Mintz-Plasse (Kap), Oscar Issac (Corg), Jenna Ushkowitz (Abigail Chen), Johnny Simmons (Sam Horwood) Director: Nathan Greno & Byron Howard Rating:PG for sci-fi action/violence including peril, language, and some sensuality Runtime: 117min (1hr, 57min - includes 6min short) Budget: $110,000,000 Composer: James Newtown Howard Plot Summary: Coming Soon

Yeah, I think part of the joke was that they were even making Penn State jokes.

We could just do something like this. It clearly worked.

At this point, I would guess....Senna?

Leornardo DiCaprio (J. Edgar)Jean Dujardin (The Artist)Gary Oldman (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy)Brad Pitt (Moneyball)George Clooney (The Descendants)I'm still a bit unsure about putting in Fassbender.

Thanksgiving will hardly help Breaking Dawn, if New Moon and DH1 were any indication.

The plotline feels like it's following an endless cycle. I'm only watching this for the occasionally solid musical number.

I'm not even gonna try to compare the quality of that trailer to the potential quality of the movie itself. It was a decent trailer, but I'm sure that it'll be a fantastic movie.

It's probably a pipe dream to think that The Muppets will be #1 next weekend. Maybe it can pull a Tangled on us and win its second weekend.

1. The Muppets2. Girl With The Dragon Tattoo3. The Advenutres Of Tintin4. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy5. Carnage6. The Artist7. Young Adult8. War Horse9. Brave10. The Hunger Games