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Just 3: Jurassic World Infinity War Fantastic Beasts

The Frozen short was boring dreck but the actual film was great. It was quite different from The Book of Life and was a much better film.

1. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 2. Ready Player One 3. Thor: Ragnarok 4. Star Wars: The Last Jedi 5. Kingsman: The Golden Circle 6. The Incredibles 2 7. The Hitman's Bodyguard 8.IT 9. Bumblebee 10. Coco

With Pacific Rim: Uprising moving to March, Blank Panther now has the entire month of February all to it's self. I think there's a big chance it'll be the breakout hit of 2018.

Doubt it. Civil War barely got past 400m despite great reviews and WOM. Infinity War will open higher but it'll have a shit multi and be extremely frontloaded.

Annabelle $21.5m Nut Job $12m

Voted for Black Panther since January and February are dead and Black Panther is the only major film being released in that time frame.

Paul Feig himself said that Ghostbusters needed 500m to be a success. It made less than half of that. So unless the merchandise was a huge success there not going to make a sequel.

Especially when you consider how low it's budget is.

Jurassic World still remains as the most impressive opening weekend, IMO. Nobody had any idea how huge it would be.

Kingsman: The Golden Circle and IT. Don't really care about anything else.

Absolutely love this film. Aside from some outdated CGI it still holds up.

Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes is enjoyable even if it has a really stupid ending.

Thought this was pretty meh. Some parts were really boring and bland which is surprising when you consider how much material the book provided. Idris Elba's character was enjoyable but only because he was played by Idris Elba not because he was actually well written. Overall I didn't hate it but I'll probably never watch it again.

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