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There's talk going round that the film's shooting in Norway this week. This could just be the 2nd unit at work, and the April 6th date could be for the main cast.

Go for the R, damn it.

It's definitely silly/cheesy thanks to the passage of time, like most '80s movies, but I still thought it was fun, with a damn good soundtrack to boot.

Whatever it is, it's probably over $50 million.

The budget's around $100 million. Difficult, definitely.

I can't see A Beautiful Day breaking out or seriously competing with this film. Last Christmas (the Paul Feig one) should do okay. Most people are expecting Terminator 6 to sink. I want Knives Out, depending on the budget, to do well (between Looper and Branagh's Orient Express). Frozen 2 is a slam dunk hit. I have no idea about Midway or Sonic. Dr Sleep should be fine if it's good. Really, I think that so long as Disney-Fox doesn't mess up the marketing and the film itself appeals to audiences, FvF should hopefully do fine.

The Force Awakens is currently the highest-grossing film of all time in North America.

It starts filming on April 6. It was supposed to be earlier this month, but they pushed it back (and the release date) for Burns's rewrites.

Nolan will find a way to fit in Hardy, Murphy, or Caine somehow. Just wait.

Yeah. Bowie made the right choice saying no.

I'm sure people said the same thing about George Miller before he made Fury Road. And Dunkirk ticks enough boxes to be an event film.

Will it actually deserve Best Picture this time?

More than Shatterhand?

Apparently the title's been leaked online (no, it's not Shatterhand). https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3A2TnL891RHg8J%3Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.mandy.com%2Ftheatre-professional%2Fprofile%2Fbeth-herd-1+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us#

Hopefully the domestic box office is better than Alita.