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56 minutes ago, DMan7 said:
I have and it was good, so I guess it's just Hardy is the problem?
Save this routine after you see the movie please
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3 hours ago, 75Live said:
but unless they change one major thing from the book, the opening scene should be something pretty obvious and is a great way to start the movie.
Let me guess it will be similar to the starting event of the first movie.
But this is just me basing off on the observations made by the the fat kid and the scenes involving the black kid in the first movie that I think the starting will delve into the origin of the clown in a period setting the thing feel Witch 2015-ish
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8 hours ago, dX airdry zid said:
well I hope the millions of new 'It' fans power through the book.
However, I expect the second movie to be a completely different spin from the back half of the story.
Didnt the book provide parallel narration of the kids and adult version both of which depended on each other ?
That should mean that they already finished through half of book and the other timeline has to do all the heavy lifting of the lore ?
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10 hours ago, Hiccup23 said:
I am getting nervous now. I love the Conjuring Universe and don't wanna see it get fucked up.
$32M/$76M
Iisten of all the horror films which are more or less critics proof this conjuring spin off should be the most insulated from critics' opinions (IT 2 is in its own league)
We already know this gonna have solid to record opening , now about its leg that will depend mostly on audience WOM for that it doesn't need to be AQP , Anabelle 2 or The Conjuring level good but it just need to be scary enough
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31 minutes ago, baumer said:
What is it about the first two pages that bothered you?
nothing , Im just too lazy to read novels. It was actually one of my very few attempts at picking up a novel in wake of the movie.
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https://deadline.com/2018/09/the-nun-box-office-projection-jennifer-garner-peppermint-1202456596/
QuoteThe Nun which is expected to bring the Burbank, CA studio moola from heaven with an estimated $36M-$45M start at an estimated 3,700-plus locations. Two out of three tracking services have The Nun north of $40M, and there’s a very good chance that the Corin Hardy-directed pic will rep a record debut for The Conjuring universe, besting the first 2013 installment’s debut of $41.8M. Total awareness, first choice, and unaided awareness on The Nun is best with females under 25. Already we’re hearing that advance ticket sales are ahead of Annabelle: Creation and The Conjuring 2.
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1 minute ago, The Dark Shape said:
Thursday before release is pretty standard for horror movies.
Wasnt that the same IT last year ?
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Is The Conjuring the only consistent 18+ franchise in this market (most other franchises like Hate Story/Ragini MMS have run their course).
Have a feeling that The Nun is poised to make solid bank here . even surpass most of the superhero movies not named Avengers and most probably grossing higher than any other Hollywood movie following it the rest of this year (or maybe even extend that to Avengers 4! )
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13 hours ago, DMan7 said:
Can they revive Westerns next?
they do have Clint Eastwood...
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1 hour ago, dX airdry zid said:
hope enough of the new crowd gets around to the 1,100+ page edition of the book before the new movie. It: Chapter One must have added tens of millions of young fans.
I'm not really into books but I mustered the courage to read the book around this time last year.
I managed to read a total of 2 pages before never opening it again....
(though I really loved how even the first 2 pages are so accurately adapted in the opening 1 minute)
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37 minutes ago, IronJimbo said:
The 2019 box office predictions thread was released in the final quarter of last year so I've taken it on myself to create the thread for 2020.
Isnt that a bit too early (also this thread).... ?
Many movies can get delayed going from now to late 2019
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On 8/24/2018 at 10:02 PM, KeepItU25071906 said:
Non-Spoiler description please
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6 minutes ago, Lucas said:
Opened to 70/100 on Critics' Choice.
Thats good right !?
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On 8/26/2018 at 2:15 AM, a2k said:
...and gave RPO the success it deserved.
and recognizes Aamir Khan as the Box Office juggernaut like he is in his domestic market
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2 hours ago, 75Live said:
Anyway, moving on, on a whim last night, I put in the chapter 1 blu ray last night and I think I like the movie more and more, the more times I see it.
but where's the director cut yo ?
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14 minutes ago, Valonqar said:
SH movies are doing well in India so that's a good casting on WB part!
I dont think she has had substantial work here.
I'm hearing her name for the first time
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2 hours ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:
WB should have a solid rest of the year.
Actually , that's exactly what I thought about during this same period the past year
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28 minutes ago, Lordmandeep said:
This time of the year has leggy runs.
Even shitty films like sucide squad has a leggy run.
I'm thinking whether this somehow wins an Oscar too
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2ND UPDATE, FRIDAY MIDDAY: At this point in time, industry matinees show Warner Bros. Crazy Rich Asians prevailing over STX’s The Happytime Murders, with $21M-$23M, -18% for weekend 2 on its way to $74.8M on the high end. Crazy Rich Asians is bound for a $6M Friday.
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Is the Kingsman' director free right now ?
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5 minutes ago, TombRaider said:
stop this non sense
Total Lifetime Grossesand this one made the sum of all those and more just in its opening weekend
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18 hours ago, PANDA said:
Could this year be the beginning of the return of the
Rom-Comedy? Set It Up, Crazy Rich Asians, Deadpool 2, etcTag, Game Night and Blockers actually did nice business
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1 hour ago, MrGlass2 said:
since F&F his recent films have made much more than that especially worldwide.
Its the Transporter movies that he's vastly known for everywhere in the world.
And now that I think of it the reason for F&F global resurgence is because of the same teen/YA demo worldwide in the 00s that it shared with the likes of Transporter which thrived upon home media.
I can say that >90% of Asia knows Statham due the Transporter movies airing on cable Tv/home media. Maybe if they had continued with more Transporter movies it could have been something like Mission Impossible/Jason Bourne lite in terms of BO.
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8 hours ago, TombRaider said:
lol. this dude's had like 10 movies where he leads and they barely do 20m dom
QuoteThe Meg was No. 1 in 34 markets, No. 1 across Europe and Latin America and No. 1 in nearly all Asian hubs outside China. It’s performing very well against comps like Rampage, Geostorm, London Has Fallen, Into The Storm, White House Down, Skyscraper and San Andreas in most plays
QuoteSpain was also a No. 1 bow with $2.4M from 307, surpassing Rampage by 87% and San Andreas by 115%.
Mexico caught $1.5M on 2,123 screens for a dominant No. 1 and surpassing nearly all of the comps including more than doubling Geostorm and coming in 62% ahead of Rampage.
QuoteItaly took the bait, bowing as WB’s best opening day of the year with $569K on 363 screens and 75% of the Top 5 movies. It further doubled launch-day results of White House Down, London Has Fallen, Rampage
QuoteGermany grossed $361K at 557 screens, slotting 2nd. Results are close to 50% ahead of Pacific Rim: Uprising and San Andreas.
Numbers dont lie and this movie is comping way ahead of typical Rock actioner
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Weekend Thread | Preview #s The Nun 5.4M, Peppermint 750k
in Numbers and Data
Posted · Edited by NamakFiskKa
This guy seems like the David Goyer of Horror movies....
I'm was a bit worried about Annabelle 3 the moment he became its director