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No, it's one of these "you're in the extreme minority, most people love this movie" deals.

Deadline is Thursday at 11:59pm, All questions refer to the top 12 and are for 1000 points UOS. Here Goes Part 1: 1. Will a new opener debut at number 1? NO 2. How many films ill make more than 10M this weekend? 3000 TWO 3. Will Burnt finish above Bridge of Spies? NO 4. Will Jobs stay in the top 8? YES 5. Will Scouts Guide make at least 40% of its opening weekend on Friday? NO 6. Which of Week 2's openers will have the highest percentage drop? 2000 PARANORMAL ACTIVITY: THE LATEST SHMOOLIE-BOO 7. Will Jem and the Holograms finish in the top 20? NO 8. Will Paranormal Activity decreased more than 42% on Sunday? YES 9. Will the Last Witch Hunter finish above Steve Jobs? NO 10. Will Our Brand is Crisis make more than 3.5M on Saturday? NO 11. Will at least 2 films in the top 12 not drop any positions this weekend? 2000 YES 12. Will Goosebumps gross at least double the weekend gross for Last Witch Hunter? YES 13. Will Hotel Transylvania's Saturday gross be higher than Scout Guides' total weekend Gross? YES 14. Will the Walk drop at least 67% this weekend? NO 15. Are zombies, Witches, ghosts or Vampires the biggest threat to our souls this Halloween? ZOMBIES EAT YOUR BRAINS, NOT YOUR SOUL; VAMPIRES DRINK YOUR BLOOD, NOT YOUR SOUL; GHOSTS CAN'T DO A DAMN THING; BUT WITCHES CAN CURSE YOU, SO THE CLEAR ANSWER IS TAYLOR SWIFT Part 2: 1. What will The Intern gross on Friday? $788k 2. What will be the combined weekend gross of the 3 main new entries? $11.551m 3. What will Rock the Kasbah's percentage drop be this weekend? -65% Part 3: 1. The Martian 3. Bridge of Spies 7. Steve Jobs 9. Crimson Peak 12. Sicario 2000 each and 5000 bonus for all 5.

That's an amazing poster. What's wrong with you guys?

Um.... can't say I was expecting that response, even from you.

Hmm, I just tried Chrome and I get the same problem, although reloading then takes you to the current page. It may be an Invision bug.

Hmm, I just clicked through various threads on my phone and it worked too. There's definitely a pause while the "loading" graphic appears, but it's pretty quick about going away and loading the next page -- probably a couple of seconds at most. You're saying you just see the "loading" and then nothing every happens?

Mobile? Desktop? What browser? The next/previous buttons are working for me.

1) Peanuts Opening 5 days (until Tuesday) vs Spectre's best 2 days of its OW 2) Peanuts Opening Tuesday percentage change vs Spectre Opening Tuesday Percentage Change 3) Peanuts' Final Gross - Epic Final Gross (107.5M) vs Spectre's final gross - Quantum of Solace Final Gross (168.4M) 4) Peanuts' 2nd Weekend % drop vs Spectre's 4th Weekend % drop 5) Days it takes Peanuts to overtake Goosebumps vs Days it takes Spectre to Overtake Hotel Transylvania 2 (Fastest is winner) 6) Peanuts Total from Day 15 of release vs Spectre total from day 15 of release

It's both.

It's not who the villain is. It's how/when they appear.

Moderation: Please watch the spoilers, everyone.

Discuss.

I remember really enjoying it when I saw it (in theaters!) as a kid. And in retrospect, it makes sense that it'd be a big hit, being such a notable Australian movie. But there's certainly a world of difference between that and a modern blockbuster (even one filmed in Australia).

It's pretty mindblowing (to me, at least) that something like MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER is bigger -- adjusted -- than MOCKINGJAY. That's crazy.

We don't know if they're preselling foreign territories to cover their budget. They might be fine.

Bale was never on board, that was apparently a rumor which spread out of control.

Interesting article about Australian tax subsidies, the market for native Aussie movies, and the state of the Australian film economy: http://www.theguardian.com/business/grogonomics/2015/oct/26/how-much-does-australia-really-subsidise-overseas-films-and-is-it-worth-it?CMP=soc_568 Jajang, DeeCee, what do you guys think? It's always nice to get some local perspective.

Five: Sound, Sound Editing, VFX, Makeup, and Score.

Initial Thursday night sellout report for the LA area: 0 sellouts / 141 showtimes Seems a little light to me, but I don't have a direct Bond comparison.

See, this doesn't make any sense to me. A script is a huge part of the film...any film. This is particularly true when you have someone like Sorkin who has producer-power and hardly gets pushed to the sidelines when the movie goes into production. If you liked the movie and thought it was innovative, Sorkin deserves a healthy chunk of those accolades along with Boyle.

It's a very stylized and artificial movie. I'm not sure why you automatically consider that a negative.

I found it and corrected the archive, but there are more links that probably don't work. I want to wait until the database rebuilding, to make sure that doesn't fix things.

The blue theme isn't going to be supported.

Yep. The background processes are still running. We've been alerted to a few links that don't work, but we want to hold off on fixing them until the whole process is done.