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Great potential news for Suicide Squad. Fantastic estimates, which I hope hold.

SS?

You guys are yanking my chain.

GTFO of town!

What about SS?

Wednesday's #s?

Not necessarily considering that ticket prices are more expensive today than they were when MOS was released.

Sounds very very good. It'd be nice if it could catch up to Deadpool, but it won't.

Your first reply doesn't contain a response and was the only one that was there initially.

Why did you quote me without answering my question?

Now that SS has earned 635M WW, what are the current projections for its final WW gross?

Thanks, mate. As always, you're the best.

@Rth Sorry to disturb you, but would you be so kind as to reveal to us Saturday's numbers?

I already have, but thanks.

@Rth Would you be so kind as to provide us with Friday's numbers, please? I'd also ask the other knowlegeable one, but I tend to forget his name because its somewhat complicated. Niphelan...nihepelan?

TWS and CW are great but don't match up to TA because they don't have that charm of being the first film to feature the Avengers in live action and because they require viewers to have seen their predecessors to understand them (TA is fully appreciable even without its preceeding stand-alone films).

I fixed my post; I meant to write The Winter Soldier; the context of my post, namely my assertion that it's not fantastical, proves that I meant TWS, since CW is indeed fantastical because it includes Spider-Man, Scarlet Witch, Vision, etc. There's also my mention of TWS in the first paragraph.

I agree that Captain America: The Winter Soldier is a great film, but I consider The Avengers (2012) to be the best film in the MCU so far. It's a classic and is superior to TWS because it's a full fledged comic-book movie; it features out-of-this-world characters, such as the Hulk and Loki, and fantastical elements, such as the Tesseract. On the other hand, The Winter Soldier could pass for a typical, albeit well-made, political and action thriller with a few sci-fi elements due to its grounded cast of characters and its grounded plot points; there's nothing fantastical or particularly comic-bookish about it.

I'm happy that SS is doing decently, even though it's a merely okay movie; the actors and director put a lot of effort into it and deserve to be rewarded with an opportunity to create a sequel. Its mediocrity is due to WB's interference, so I don't think that the actual talent behind it shouldn't be given another chance to strut their stuff.

320M is a bold projection given that everyone else has projected it to earn 305M-310M.

What's so special about these films that caused them to perform contrary to the norm?

Has there ever been a film that's made more in its second or later weekend than in its opening weekend?

Sounds good.

What do you think its current WW gross is?

What is SS' current WW total? Also, when does it open it Japan and whatever other markets are left for it?