YM!

There's a good chance like 2016 none of their 2018 films can do $500M WW or even $400M WW

Jumanji has potential though. I think reviews will be Daddy's Home esque and do $200M

That had gods to help it become awesome.

Like the movie boldly states: "Words aren't cool."

Will their be a season for the holidays or next summer?

I don't think many parents who were on the fence will vouch for it.

Dude this has a 0% on RT.

20.

I'm going to sound a bit optimistic but I think the reason why that The Star trailer was so cringe worthy was an attempt to attract the GA more since they have their main audience locked either way.

Thing is The Star had good talent behind it but then again so did Smurfs. Can't say the same about Emoji with talent. Guessing either WAG dodged a potential bullet if they bought it or Rothman meddling.

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I guess they made The Star right after Emoji as an attempt to repent.

Seems like this time Sony is doing the hacking.

Norm of The North. I was paid $70 after the movie to take my little cousins to see that movies but it was completely trash. I took them to see a lot of bad movies: Planes 2, Minions, and Alvin 4. But this was god awful.

But still what if Ninjago does sub $100M and Lego 2 sub $200M domestically it's not good. Scooby has potential though. However I wonder how it'll differentiate itself from the shows and DTV movies like Spongebob did. Smallfoot is in a bad spot domestically, it opens the week before Goosebumps 2.

SPA has a plan in action for 2020, but what if it's too late. I'm sure Spidey will be good thanks to Gods Lord/Miller but the rest can be iffy quality wise. SPA is even making Angry Birds 2 one of their own. WAG has potential but they need to learn how to charm both domestic and international audiences. Storks and TLBM did about the same OS, and even though I'm the biggest stanner on here for the Lego franchise I'm concerned about Ninjago and Lego 2.

Something not even Norm of The North would do.

You saw it? Also is it worse than Norm of The North since I have to take my little cousins to see this on Saturday.

Ladies both of you are pretty just stop fighting.

Emoji starts in 10 minutes at North Shore (50/105) and it's almost at half and this is at matinee prices.

It probably is in both my top 10 of 2011 and top 10 animated movies. Considering this was the movie that caused Paramount to make an animated division, I'm disappointed that none of its films are near its quality.

I'm holding out for Ninjago. Rango is a modern animated classic that should've made way more.

Either Lego Batman or Lego Ninjago is getting nominated. I think Ninjago can win it though over Batman. 2017 is 2011 all over again for animated movies. The only difference is DM3 is doing over $200M. TLBM like KFP2 was the sequel/spinoff destined to be big but underperforms. There's a sub $200M Cars movie, no big WDAS CGI movie, a bad Smurfs movie in the eyes of the GA (only difference is the better one flops), an unexpected breakout (Rango and Boss Baby) in the spring, a spinoff that'll disappoint (Ninjago and PIB) and a fuckton of family films where only two do over $100M.

TFW when Norm of The North has better rating than you. 😢😥