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I meant to put $486M, but didn't IO make over $4M Labor Day weekend?

Turns out Dory is getting a re release in America, which will really help get it past $1B Prediction $488M US $52M UK $67-70M Japan $20-40M Germany $17-25M Italy $360M Rest of the world $1,005B to $1,035B

I'm not saying they are equal in terms of quality, one is better than the other, but what I am saying is it's okay to like both.

I mean, personally I prefer Pixar, their movies are better and not to mention their good movies outweigh the mediocre ones, and Illumination, imo, has only 2 good movies: DM1, and SLOP, 2 Mediocre movies: DM2, and Minions, and 2 Bad Movies: Hop, and The Lorax. It was just how the thread changed from 2017 WW blockbuster into Pixar V Illumination.

Can't we like both Pixar and Illumination?

Morgan $7.8M/$10M TLBO $6.3M/$8M

At worst, Germany plus Italy should provide $35M. Dory is at $930M now, if it gets the U.S. Re Release, it'll add $6M more, U.K. should also add another $6M, Japan should add $5-8M, the other markets left should add $14M at least. Putting it at about $965M without Germany and Italy. And with them it'll get to $1B.

I was thinking more of of making the true big bad guy a black guy in a pickle suit or someone in the background screaming JULIE!

How is Dory tracking in Greece?

SW8 800/850= $1.650B F8 310/950= $1.26B B&TB 500/720= $1.22B SMH 375/830= $1.205B GOTG2 385/750= $1.125B DM3 300/800= $1.1B JL 345/610= $955M T5 175/700= $875M TR 250/505= $755M PoTA3 225/500= $725M P5 125/575= $700M WW 290/395= $685M KSI 245/425= $670M LB 340/300= $640M TGW 85/525= $610M Coco 200/380= $580M Mummy 130/420= $550M Dunkirk 250/295= $545M Cars 3 155/345= $500M Kingsman 2 200/300= $500M Power Rangers, Ninjago, and Wolverine 3 are possible candidates for $500M+

They should make a joke about Chris-Chan in this.

Possible but very unlikely, like 5% chance. Dory will finish with $482M Dom without a Labor Day expansion, it needs $518M Foriegn. Without Japan, U.K., and the countries that opened today, it is at $340M, with about a small number left in the tank, say maybe $3-5M, so $343-345M. U.K. will end with about $52M and Japan with about $67-68M, which makes about $462-465M. The markets left excluding Germany and Italy, should make $16M at minimum or $18M at maximum making $479-483M. To get to the big billion, Dory needs anywhere from $35-39M from Germany and Italy. Germany should bring in about $20-25M at worst or $35-40M at best, since Nemo is the highest grossing animated movie there, and Italy should bring in about $15-20M. But realistically, it'll finish under Zootopia.

It will still make $1B, but it won't be until Late October.

Three Things: 1). Rejection of unnecessary sequels such as IDR, IA5, AIW2, and TMNT2 2). Comedy and Horror movies breaking out like Sausage Party, Bad Moms, LO, TC2, etc. 3). The entire run of Finding Dory.

I have a very good feeling about this both critically and financially. I can easily see this over 80% fresh on RT and making over HT2 domestically.

It also kind of reminds on how Fox did Ice Age shorts in front of their family films to promote the sequels.

Same B day as Quentin Taratino and Mariah Carey.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind-screen/new-lego-short-master-debut-922834 It seems that a Lego short will be played in front of Storks.

I see Sing doing over $300m which would be more than Moana, which I see doing anywhere from BH6 numbers to Incredibles numbers to Up numbers, with a small chance for $300M.

IMO the only films that could make 200-300M this year are Moana, Passengers, Mag 7, Fantastic Beasts, and Doctor Strange.

Oh, must have been thinking about the Annies.

If you ask me the nominees will most likely be: Zootopia Finding Dory/Moana (if this year there is 6 nominees it'll be both, but I'm guessing the former will probably be nominated rather than the latter) Red Turtle Kubo The Little Prince

Pete's Dragon got an A on Cinemascore.

So SP has a $13M Friday and it's over SS?

There is at least 12-13 links for SP and it appears that SP made more Friday than SS.