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That's an AI generated book not fanfiction

USERNAME PREVIEWS TRUE FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY TOTAL Immortal 38 60 68 60.5 226.5

A full season can also help in ironing out the problems that the fans have with the manga ending

If anyone is complaining that they can't see enough DS or Wanda in 126 mins then they can just re-watch it, thus they get their longer runtime and we get our inflated box office numbers

I think they were referring to the lost income in Russia, not talking about some possible release there

It's 76.3 INR = 1 USD, meaning 135cr = $ 17.8 mn

Or the magical Accountants of WB can show this film is a flop no matter the gross

I don't think that the capital world can ignore Russia, they have to play friends with them after all this is over since they are the biggest Natural gas exporters and second biggest crude oil exporters, and if we remove Russian fossil fuels from the market whole global economy will suffer as cost of fuel rises which in turn will lead to rise in prices of various goods. Thus in my opinion ignoring Russia is and never will be an option, no matter whatever the hell they do

It's 27m short not 38 and also competition is a thing even for Black Panther the competition kept on coming from 8th weekend onward whereas for NWH only Batman remains as competition and holdovers are certainly much weaker then BP giving NWH chance to hold onto screens more

Same for Argentina

Probably due to holiday weekend

It can also be due to calendar configuration December 20, 2004 TD YD Release Daily %± YD %± LW Theaters Avg To Date Days Distributor 1 1 A Series of Unfortunate Events $4,420,036 -47.1% - 3,620 $1,221 $34,481,792 4 Paramount Pictures 2 2 Ocean's Twelve $2,678,342 -45.7% -11.3% 3,290 $814 $71,202,870 11 Warner Bros. 3 3 The Polar Express $2,025,266 -28% +93.9% 2,868 $706 $125,455,602 41 Warner Bros. 4 4 Spanglish $1,356,253 -45% - 2,438 $556 $10,174,106 4 Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) 5 6 National Treasure $1,008,226 -41.9% +64.9% 2,772 $363 $133,756,475 32 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures 6 5 Blade: Trinity $991,000 -51.9% -17.8% 2,912 $340 $36,620,000 13 New Line Cinema 7 7 Christmas with the Kranks $965,334 -39.4% +152.3% 2,941 $328 $62,937,452 27 Revolution Studios December 20, 2010 1 1 TRON: Legacy $6,075,208 -47.1% - 3,451 $1,760 $50,101,419 4 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures 2 2 Yogi Bear $2,428,465 -48.6% - 3,515 $690 $18,839,787 4 Warner Bros. 3 3 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader $2,225,059 -39.8% +35.8% 3,555 $625 $44,977,296 11 Twentieth Century Fox 4 5 Tangled $1,988,674 -29.1% +128% 3,201 $621 $129,906,950 27 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

Mexico is a market with big openings but weaker legs as compared to Brazil. For EG Mexico opened about 30% higher but finished with ~10% less.

It also helps that except for the last 2 movies all Naruto movies are non canon, and even then the last 2 came after whole of Naruto plot was resolved unlike demon slayer

It's 3:30 AM in India, highly doubt @charlie Jatinder is awake

I think he was referring to worldwide opening of fast 8

@Eric the HedgehogShouldn't this thread be moved to the main forum as it's 17 and half months away

And yet Spiderverse made much more than Shazam at the box office

I think he meant 595-600 bcoz it was already at 453 at the end of last weekend thus ww total around 940mn

So you finally got the Time Stone

That is @Jedi Jat extrapolating Endgame presales from the data we had not the OW prediction of TROS

Congrats Bro

I was saying sarcastically

This must be the reason for Endgame not passing avatar

Fun fact after a 425mn Friday it only needs to do 860 on Sat+Sun to pass IW's OW-MN