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Should be a fun movie then, but shame about the box office for it

Ah that's not bad, didn't do IMAX this time as no decent seats. My showing was still maybe 60% full though, which is crazy compared to other things I've been to recently. I went to see "herself" the day it came out on a friday night and literally 5 other people were there. Kinda funny but also sad. That said, there are some big hitters coming up I hope for the UK, in my opinion: Venom 2 should do decently well, although not sure what rating it will be (I seem to remember that may have hurt it last time) Dune has been advertised as a blockbuster

Thought I'd chime in here, having seen 37 films since cinema's reopened (at Cineworld), all have had 20-25 minutes of adverts and trailers after the advertised start time. Some even as low as 17/18 minutes. Just got back from NTTD, and it had a whole 39 minutes of adverts + trailers! Advertised start time 11:30am, it actually started (with the bbfc screen) at 12:09pm, absolutely insane. So yeah, cinemas are loving the attention right now and making the most of it. (to be clear I was happy to sit through the ads and trailers if it helps keep cinemas afloat)

Odeon has closed its cinemas until further notice. It was only a matter of time.

Decent actually, Jessie stole the show for me. I thought it was really well done, although it felt like it ended a little early, but there's plenty of text at the end to continue the story. I saw Invisible Man last week too and that was pretty good, felt very accurate of a federal system that's out to get you rather than protect you. I agree, although everyone staying home and quarantining is somewhat sensible, many people need to get out the house to stop themselves going insane. I make sure to where my gloves everywhere and to only cough when absolutely necessary,

Exactly my thoughts. Kinda bummed though as my Limitless runs out April 5th, so a lot of films I was going to see I now will have to pay for when they eventually release! But yeah I'm on a 5-day streak atm, first few days were still pretty full at Odeon, but yesterday watching misbehaviour it was only me and some random lady! Don't worry though, she was back left corner, I was front right middle, so we practised proper social distancing I kind of expect by the end of this week the major chains will close down, which will be a shame.

they're not even questioning it either, tickets just released today for Mulan in UK... At this rate it might be the only movie playing

where's endgame? It shows on the bottom row but not on the graph itself

There's been one every year I can remember (which is 3 years worth), courtesy of @Mike Hunt last year (among others) and then @Blankments before that. Past 3 years threads:

I live dangerously (but thanks for the dailies)

Yep! Looking forward to it. Was half full when I booked earlier, but generally Odeon Coventry is a quieter theater. Sidenote: It would help if I didn't still have Into the Unknown stuck in my head all damn day

Discussed this with Corpse last night, needs probably about 530k in usual locations to probably do ¥1B on Saturday. Regardless, ¥2b 3-day should be assured by this point.

No worries at all keyser, admittedly I have been busy since June, so haven't been active at all here I used to always joke with DW (whether he remembers or not) when numbers came in, so thought I'd continue that. Although perhaps with the new members here for F2 I should've been clearer it was a joke. Overall, 160m is fantastic, especially coming from MTC, given it's not the strongest chain given what posters here have found in their tracking. --- Sidenote, massive thanks to you and @Menor for your scraping and selenium grabbing all that data

I've been here a while keyser, I know what those numbers are Sense the tone Was simply making a joke because of DW's ambiguity in his wording

WOAH WOAH WOAH! 160m in presales?!??! and from just one chain?!?!?! Endgame is in trouble now...