[The International Box Office Discussion Thread]

On November 8, 2011 at 5:14 AM, pinocchio said:

What? Tintin dropped 68% in it's second week in France? Seems they badly overestimated the flick there:http://www.cine-dire....net/boxoff.htm

Rogue One hasn't been marketed nearly as much and has had a lot of problems with filming. It's incredibly likely tbh.

[Crowd Reports Thread]

Sausage Party

August 12, 11:30 PM, 35% full

AMC Yorktown, Lombard, IL

 

Trailers:

 

The Edge of Seventeen (Chuckles)

Hell or High Water

Why Him? (Some real laughter)

Sully

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (a lot of whooping and three screams)

War Dogs (some chuckles)

 

A fair amount of laughter throughout, not as much as I was expecting. The middle part (IMO) definitely sagged and a lot of the film didn't feel very funny at all. Most of the laughter came at the orgy scene at the end, because it was so over the top and ridiculous.

[Choose 6 to Be Awful So the Rest Can Be Great]

1 hour ago, BourneFan #1 said:

I watched the first six, never got around to Deathly Hallows.

Those are the best ones. 

[Choose 6 to Be Awful So the Rest Can Be Great]

17 hours ago, BourneFan #1 said:

I've never been a huge Harry Potter fan so a spinoff doesn't get me excited. 

You should work on becoming one, starting with watching all the film's 

[Choose 6 to Be Awful So the Rest Can Be Great]

Some people here need to care about Fantastic Beasts, because there's no such thing as a bad Wizarding world installment. 

 

All critically acclaimed

[Best Costume Design predictions-2016]

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Love and Friendship

Birth of a Nation

Silence 

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them