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haha wasn't trying to compare him to Brad Pitt or anythingOnly point was that most of the advertising played the point that Radcliffe was the star, and if it opens to 20+ I could see him given a chance to open more filmsHe was EVERYWHERE for this film! (the snl/lana del Ray publicity couldn't have hurt either) So good for them for having a successful film! Shouldn't be contested for the horror genre for a little while either!

Wow, is Radcliffe a bonified box office star now? Call me impressed, he hit the publicity circuit hard, good for them!

yeah lesser known ones would be more ideal! I'm excited, let's start thinking of movies now! We'll launch on friday?

Yeah definitely home viewing films! (Except for maybe special things like TDKR!)

Wondering if anyone would be interested in doing a film club on here?We could post a new movie on here every week, and it would give us a chance to all watch within the week and perhaps have "Guest Members" post their picks for movies that others need to seeJust a chance for some of us to share the movies we're most passionate about and have discussion with others about itThoughts?

I can't understand why would Sony not capitalize on Beckinsale returning? To me they could have marketed it like Vin Diesel returning to F&F

look up on twitter and see the amount of sell outs for Red Tails, it can happen and I think Nikki's numbers are low

Word of mouth on Red tails seems incredibly high, I would actually expect it do be higher than it itNikki's numbers don't seem on either, The weekend totals for Red Tails don't seem on

The Artist - Curing Insomniacs since 2011 (and Best Picture? Yikes)

I think it depends on how you want to feel when you get out of the movie - If you want to feel synthetically inspirational - Go See Red TailsIf you want to feel like you wanna kick some ass (yet feel like you've seen this movie before) - Go see Contraband

I have to agree with the negatives on Haywire, the biggest draw in their advertisements has been trying to sell it as a Soderbergh film (which sadly doesn't mean too much to too many)You'd think with stars like Ewan McGregor, Michael Fassbender or even Channing Tatum, they would have featured heavily in the marketing, but most of the marketing have shown Gina Carano running around "in a Soderbergh film"I hate to say it, but I'm actually thinking the film will do a sub 10 million opening and end up around 7-8 mil for the weekendThe Grey intrigues me though, I see it as being the biggest test for how well Neeson can open a movie, everyone was shocked by how well Taken did, and it seems that Neeson bought himself a "January Staple" with that movie, yet Unknown was terrible and definitely underperformedSo I do know that "Taken 2" is coming out next year, but I see "The Grey" as Neeson's "Castaway"I remember hearing critics talk about how Castaway was the biggest testament to Tom Hanks' ability to sell a movie on his own, it was the same thing with Will Smith and "I Am legend", it should make for some interesting numbers

You might be thinking of Tim Tebow

Hey guys, I was wanting to try posting my films from my backpacking trip but it turns out that internet is way too damn expensive (the rent is too damn high?) here so I read that you'll be starting year two at Christmas and that's when I'll be home. Hope that's ok?In the middle of writing now, most films have been written on Trains in Europe, europe's also given me plenty of things to want to write. I'm especially proud of my stoner zombie sex comedy. It's about two stoners who set out across a zombie infected America because they worry it's the last chance they'll ever have to get laid. But as for now, all my films will be held off until next year. Hope that's ok! I'm looking forward to getting going!!!

Being written from a cheap hotel in Dover England :)January 14 - I F***ed a Zombie (title pending) - Jay Baruchel/Tracy Morgan horror/comedyFebruary 11 - Montmarte - Amanda Seyfried Romantic Comedy (Directed by Michel Gondry)March 18 - All My Friends Are Dead - Wes Anderson AnimationJuly 15 - Wicked - Adam Shankman MusicalOctober 14 - A Tramp Abroad - Jeff Bridges DramedyDecember 25 - Tahrir Square - Paul Greengrass directed Biography

Foundation Studios has just announced it's first slate of films, there is no release dates as of now, it is unsure of when FP will be completely up and running But for now, these films have gone into production All My Friends Are Dead (Post-Production) Based on Avery Monsen's well liked kid's book of the same name, All My Friends is a dark comedy that tells the story of a depressed dinosaur named Frank who wakes up to discover that he has slept through the end of the world as he knows it and struggles to adapt to the new species and feelings of isolation he is now experiencing Starring (The Voice Talents of): Patton Oswalt, Kristen Wiig, Michael Rooker, Bill Murray Directed by: Wes Anderson Genre: Animation Montmartre (Post Production) As a young woman travels to Paris, she meets and immediately fall in love with an Artist from the Montmartre district. As their relationship grows deeper, she finds herself being whisked away into his magical works of art Starring: Amanda Seyfried, Nicolas Duvauchelle, Kristen Scott Thomas Directed by: Michel Gondry Genre: Romance/Fantasy Wicked (Filming) The movie based on the hit musical that has taken the world by storm, Wicked tells the story of Elphaba, the misunderstood green-skinned girl who grows up to become the notorious Wicked Witch of the West Starring: Kristen Chenowith, Idina Menzel, Peter Sarsgaard, Joel Grey, Shirley Henderson, lea Michele Directed by: Adam Shankman Music by: Stephen Schwartz (Featuring a New Song!) Genre: Musical A Tramp Abroad (Filming) The story of Mark Twain - The Ultimate Yankee - and his best friend Harris, as they travel through Germany and Switzerland and react to different cultures in a time when "world-travel" was unknown. Based on Twain's actual journals Starring: Jeff Bridges (Twain), Jeff Daniels (Harris), Christoph Waltz Directed by: Alexander Payne Genre: Adventure/Comedy Tahrir Square (Filming) The incredible true story of a group of young adults in Egypt who peaceful protest against the odds led to a historical revolution that shaped the modern world and ousted a decades long dictatorial rule. Paul Greengrass directs this amazing true story starring an all-Egyptian cast Starring: Khaled Abol Naga, Mai Ezz El-Din, Omar Sharif, Asser Yassin, Ghada Abdul Razek, Amr Waked Directed by: Paul Greengrass Genre: Drama * For Your Consideration Assassin's Creed: The Piece of Eden (Pre-Production) A bartender is kidnapped by a powerful corporation named Abstergo, who takes him to a laboratory where he is able to relive and control his ancestor's memories and actions Creed is a non-stop Action movie spanning decades and multiple exotic locations The Walking Dead's Jon Bernthal stars as both Desmond the Bartender and Altair his ancestor Starring: Jon Bernthal, Kristen Bell, Ben Kingsley, Paul Bettany Directed by: Doug liman (The Bourne Identity/Mr and Mrs Smith) Genre: Action I F***ed a Zombie (Pre-Production) Two young men who have survived the zombie apocalypse struggle to find chicks and remember past flames in the new world in this raunchy horror-comedy Starring: Jay Baruchel, Tracy Morgan, Rashida Jones, Zooey Deschanel Directed by: John Hamburg Genre: Comedy