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I still wish he was bigger than 100 feet, but in any case I am excited to see what Legendary has in store for us with their take on the Kong mythos.

Ghostbusters (Standard) July 14, 7:00 PM (6 of 150 seats filled) Park Place Stadium Cinemas, Charleston, WV Trailers Suicide Squad Ice Age: Collision Course Sully A Monster Calls Only six people (myself included) were in the theater. There was only one audible "WOOO" during a cameo, and slight chuckles. One guy was whistling the Ghostbusters theme as the crowd exited the theater, but there wasn't much excitement or emotion from people. It was raining hard throughout the day and several communities are still dealing with damages from bad flooding that happened back in June, so maybe that's why attendance wasn't very high.

Word of mouth is the only thing that could make this a financial success. It faces Wreck-it-Ralph 2, Black Panther, and The Predator. One thing is guaranteed from that month, though. I'll be broke. Lot of good movies are going to be showing that month, Pacific Rim 2 included.

I'm really curious to know what the budget was for Sadako vs. Kayako. Even if it did scrimp together $9-10 million by the end of its run, that doesn't sound like much. Unless the production budget is really, really low. I also love that Zootopia is still standing strong in Japan. Its multiplier, while not the absolute greatest of all time, is nothing to sneeze at.