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i was thinking he meant Rogue One
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what if the inception anniversary does well? that might give WB more faith to keep the release date (or push it only to mid-august)
if this gets pushed again to September or October, and Wonder Woman moves again it will probably go to Dune's spot which means that will go to 2021.
if Dune does move away for next year to make room for WW84, do you think WB will try to put it in Jan/Feb so it can still compete for awards? I can't imagine it doing well financially there tho. so probably it gets pushed for later 2021
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charlie's angels is currently 1$ to rent on itunes/google play, so it makes sense that it's trending higher here.
btw @Eric Atreides do you know where to see the daily/weekly best selling movies on google play? the "most popular" tab seem to have the same movies for weeks so im not sure if it's legit.
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Jun 18, 2020
Rank Title Release Date Daily Gross
(Total)Admissions
(Total)Number of Screens Revenue Share 1 
South Korea
Jun 18, 2020 $229,130
($234,678)32,670
(33,572)749 30.44% 2 
Innocence
South Korea
Jun 10, 2020 $173,285
($3,076,518)24,734
(414,938)748 23.02% 3 
Onward
U.S.
Jun 17, 2020 $148,258
($276,474)21,079
(38,456)986 19.7% 4 
South Korea
Jun 04, 2020 $39,344
($3,663,811)5,777
(489,506)454 5.22% 5 
South Korea
Jun 18, 2020 $27,959
($41,459)4,173
(6,114)244 3.71% 6 
The Greatest Showman
U.S.
Dec 20, 2017 $19,400
($10,745,765)3,865
(1,645,081)185 2.57% 7 
The Aeronauts
U.S.,U.K.
Jun 10, 2020 $12,962
($452,425)1,860
(62,409)253 1.72% 8 
I Can Only Imagine
U.S.
Jun 21, 2018 $8,334
($170,592)1,527
(25,712)134 1.1% 9 
The High Note
U.S.
Jun 10, 2020 $10,618
($306,134)1,501
(40,929)178 1.41% 10 
Call Me by Your Name
U.S.,Brazil,Italy,Fr...
Mar 22, 2018 $6,523
($1,498,830)918
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33 minutes ago, lorddemaxus said:
I think he had over 50% screentime. He's definitely the lead.
didn't Mahershala Ali also had 50%+ of screen time in green book? they can category fraud Lindo into supporting like they done with green book/OUATIH the past 2 years.
the decision will be up to Netflix whether to campaign in lead or supporting anyway.
supporting would be an easy win for Lindo but I hope they go with lead so it makes an interesting lead actor race for this season. Lindo vs Hopkins vs Oldman
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Jun 17, 2020
Rank Title Release Date Daily Gross
(Total)Admissions
(Total)Number of Screens Revenue Share 1 Innocence
South Korea
Jun 10, 2020 $168,742
($2,894,870)24,708
(390,204)864 38.81% 2 
Onward
U.S.
Jun 17, 2020 $121,863
($127,861)16,691
(17,378)1,002 28.03% 3
South Korea
Jun 04, 2020 $60,529
($3,614,027)8,899
(483,729)557 13.92% 4 The Aeronauts
U.S.,U.K.
Jun 10, 2020 $13,914
($438,197)2,064
(60,549)341 3.2% 5 The Greatest Showman
U.S.
Dec 20, 2017 $9,564
($10,695,467)1,877
(1,641,216)224 2.2% 6 The High Note
U.S.
Jun 10, 2020 $11,583
($294,665)1,711
(39,428)267 2.66% 7 
EYES ON ME : THE MOVIE
South Korea
Jun 10, 2020 $8,158
($355,130)764
(33,467)94 1.87% 8 
The Corrupted
U.K.
Jun 17, 2020 $3,880
($7,408)624
(1,136)111 0.89% 9 Call Me by Your Name
U.S.,Brazil,Italy,Fr...
Mar 22, 2018 $4,173
($1,488,007)594
(214,845)49 0.96% 10 
You Shine In The Moonlight
Japan
Jun 10, 2020 $3,559
($76,730)534
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is that good OW for Little Women? how much is it expected to finish at?
it has a 4.2 rating on filmmark so they're enjoying it.
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does anyone have any info on new releases in south korea?
the train to busan spin-off should be coming in August iirc
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until vaccines have widespread distribution, I think the only difference we will see for "must-see blockbusters" is lower OWs and a 20%-30% total decline of revenue.
so if Tenet was gonna normally make 250M domestically it now would make something like 175M with a lower OW.
if it somehow makes less and do like only like 100M, then the potential for the movie might have been over-estimated from the get-go, but no one is going to admit that and they'll blame the pandemic.
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1 hour ago, lorddemaxus said:
How come almost none of the 10 films you gave 5/5 on Letterboxd made it onto your top 15?
hmm I see 5 of them are on there (Prisoners,Devil, Parasite,Handmaiden & Capernaum)
my LBD rating is a bit inconsistent with the higher tiers as I kept changing what it meant, so since last year I decided to make 9/10 the highest rating I would give a movie no matter how much it blows me away on first watch, and I would need to give it a rewatch to give it a 10/10, so since then for a lot of the movies that I gave 9/10 they will actually be a 10 once I re-watch them (stuff like Her,Shoplifters, Come & See, The Fool, The Wailing etc will prolly be a 10). or they would either stay 9 or drop (rarely happens, they'll either stay as 9 or move up to 10).
so for the MOST part the difference between my 9/10s and 10/10s is usually just a rewatch to confirm my rating so the 9 is like a reference point. although I will do some re-shuffling as I finish my list, the top 5 is staying the same.
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started Sergio Leone's Dollars trilogy, and the first one turned out to be a yojimbo remake with a western setting.
looking forward for the other two.
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it reminded me of both The Favorite and Parasite (when Song Kang-Ho went supporting despite top billing). I think that's the nature of ensemble movies, you could go either way.
also how RDJ was gonna count as supporting for Endgame despite him being one of the leads there.
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why do people want this series to be cancelled?
since everyone and their mother is sure FB3 will bomb as bad as dark phoenix, shouldn't you be hoping that WB does move forward with FB3 so when it does bomb you can be further validated and stick it up to WB and say "i told you so"?
I don't see any beneficial outcome from cancelling this franchise, because if it does get cancelled then the people who liked the first two movies will never get to see the conclusion, and the people who are dying to see a HP movie bomb (basically 90% of the users who keep bumping this thread) will not get that satisfaction.
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just saw Moonlight, I've watched Beale Street Could Talk earlier this year which was very good, but Moonlight was on a whole different level, I could see why it won bp over lll, Barry Jenkins also deserved a bd win too for just how he characterized the camera to go with Chiron as we see him in all 3 stages of his life.
I didn't know Andre Holland was in this, so that was a nice surprise and it reminded me I need to finish The Eddy limited series.
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With a two-month extension, studios will have extra time to finish their movies and postpone release dates without sacrificing their chances at Oscar contention. Ridley Scott, for example, is prepping to virtually direct the last few weeks of shooting in Ireland on “The Last Duel” (Twentieth Century/Disney) starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, which was interrupted March 13. He has edited one hour of the period adventure after four weeks filming in France, and was trying to finish in time for a December 25 release date. (When the actors will be willing to turn up is another question.)
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3 minutes ago, filmlover said:
The Silence of the Lambs was a February release and that ended up being a Best Picture winner. But there used to be some early year releases even back when there just 5 nominees like Erin Brockovich, Fargo, Four Weddings & a Funeral, etc.
and that remains the only horror movie to win best picture, I wonder what changed in their minds in 1991 to consider it for a win (was it because of hopkins?), then they decided to sleep on the next 30 years of horror movies.
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i've seen people complain that this shift in eligibility window is going to hurt 2021's oscars season and im like how???
since when do Jan/Feb movies even contend for the Oscars? they had none last year in bp and the year before it was just black panther, and before that was Get Out, but those are exceptions to the rule and those movies would've done well at the Oscars in any date anyway.
March to December is a fine window for 2021's oscars, although I bet it will get extended too if we don't have a vaccine by end of next year.
the only thing that's gonna hurt next year's oscars is that a lot of movies have paused production and will take a while to resume it, but extending the current season has nothing to do with that.
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not gonna happen but they can wrap up the story in the next one if they want, make it 2-3 hours long kill off eddie & ezra's characters in the first half, then have Grindelwald & Dumbledore have at it in the last hour.
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Netflix should have Blonde premiere at Sundance and then drop it on february on streaming and have Ana de Armas fresh on everybody's minds for lead actress.
from what I heard the movie sounds indiesh and weird enough to feel like a sundance film.
do it you cowards
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4 hours ago, CoolioD1 said:
i wonder what that benefits. maybe the last duel if they can get production back up and running. or nightmare alley which was halfway thru filming but since it was being shot in the US i find it unlikely it'll finish in time. i guess Eternals is gonna get a vfx nod. right now it seems kinda pointless to me idk.
read that Nightmare Alley needs at least 2 more months of shooting, and GDT is slow in edit bay, probably the earliest we can see that is Venice 2021 imo
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51 minutes ago, grim22 said:
Something out of Sundance? Make a big splash at Sundance, get acquired and submitted and released ASAP. Ride the momentum to an Oscar victory.
I wonder with the new rules, if now higher profile movies will DECIDE to premiere at Sundance to get more buzz, Netflix & co will have to be quick with the acquisitions,
although if Sundance gets delayed this all won't matter
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South Korea Box Office
in International Box Office
Posted
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(Total)
ME AND ME
South Korea
($453,915)
(62,053)
Innocence
South Korea
($3,292,465)
(442,374)
Onward
U.S.
($446,747)
(60,259)
Intruder
South Korea
($3,715,962)
(495,560)
The Greatest Showman
U.S.
($10,782,997)
(1,648,965)
Baseball Girl
South Korea
($59,679)
(8,586)
The Aeronauts
U.S.,U.K.
($469,761)
(64,465)
The High Note
U.S.
($318,108)
(42,366)
Call Me by Your Name
U.S.,Brazil,Italy,Fr...
($1,508,634)
(216,705)
EYES ON ME : THE MOVIE
South Korea
($374,961)
(35,163)
95k admis. in top 10 today, last friday was 92k.
hopefully the weekend is another 400k+ but the new movie doesnt seem as strong as innocence.