[IF | May 17, 2024 | Paramount | John Krasinski directs, writes and stars | Ryan Reynolds and Steve Carell are here too]

Ryan Reynolds & John Krasinski Original Movie ‘If’ Shaping Up For $40M Opening – Box Office Early Look (Deadline Hollywood)

[IF | May 17, 2024 | Paramount | John Krasinski directs, writes and stars | Ryan Reynolds and Steve Carell are here too]

41 minutes ago, Box Office Hit said:

 

Pretty reasonable runtime for a family film.

[THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE | 04.19.2024 | Lionsgate]

Opening in fourth place, behind Civil War, Abigail, and Godzilla x Kong.

[How Many Movies Have You Seen In Theatres In 2024?]

1. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Jan. 04)
2. Anyone But You (Jan. 08)
3. Wonka (Jan. 10)
4. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 10)
5. Night Swim (Jan. 11)
6. The Beekeeper (Jan. 12)
7. The Boys in the Boat (Jan. 12) 
8. Poor Things (Jan. 13)
9. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 15)
10. The Zone of Interest (Jan. 20)
11. The End We Start From (Jan. 23)
12. Past Lives (Jan. 25)
13. All of Us Strangers (Jan. 27)
14. Baghead (Jan. 28)
15. The Iron Claw (Jan. 30)
16. Argylle (Feb. 02)
17. Poor Things (Feb. 05)
18. Double Blind (Feb. 13)
19. In the Mood for Love (Feb. 14)
20. The Holdovers (Feb. 15)
21. The Taste of Things (Feb. 20)
22. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Feb. 21)
23. The Promised Land (Feb. 27)
24. Dune: Part Two (Mar. 02)
25. Lisa Frankenstein (Mar. 05)
26. Imaginary (Mar. 08)
27. Perfect Days (Mar. 12)
28. Drive-Away Dolls (Mar. 20)
29. Dune: Part Two (Mar. 21)
30. After Hours (Mar. 22)
31. Mary Poppins (Apr. 01)
32. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (Apr. 04)
33. Civil War (Apr. 12)
34. No Country for Old Men (Apr. 16)
35. Monkey Man (Apr. 18)
36. The Shawshank Redemption (Apr. 20)

[The Fall Guy | May 3, 2024 | Universal | Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt | Based off the 80s TV show]

3 hours ago, emoviefan said:

It would be better to have a strong hold off a 35-40 million opening than a 25-30 million though.

Agreed. Right now, I'm thinking it opens around the $35-45M range, and maybe a similar multiplier to Bullet Train so long as the word of mouth is good.

[THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE | 04.19.2024 | Lionsgate]

11 hours ago, Belakor said:

Audience score for the win, who the fuck cares what the critics say. 

I've seen too many good to great films get shit scores from audiences to trust them over the critics.

[THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE | 04.19.2024 | Lionsgate]

RT is now 78% with 27 reviews (average rating 6.3/10).

 

Metacritic rating is 55/100 with 11 reviews.

[THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE | 04.19.2024 | Lionsgate]

3 minutes ago, Mad Max007 said:

This ain't getting a wider international release?

No. Prime Video bought a lot of the international rights.

[How Many Movies Have You Seen In Theatres In 2024?]

On 4/1/2024 at 8:03 PM, poweranimals said:

Man. Some of you guys have seen a lot of movies. I've only seen 3 so far this year.

This is the extent of my social life, so that probably helps in my case.

[Untitled Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan Film Project | March 7, 2025 | Warner Bros. | Michael B. Jordan to Star]

Jordan, O'Connell, Lindo is a pretty strong cast so far. Can't wait to hear more.

[How Many Movies Have You Seen In Theatres In 2024?]

1. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Jan. 04)
2. Anyone But You (Jan. 08)
3. Wonka (Jan. 10)
4. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 10)
5. Night Swim (Jan. 11)
6. The Beekeeper (Jan. 12)
7. The Boys in the Boat (Jan. 12) 
8. Poor Things (Jan. 13)
9. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 15)
10. The Zone of Interest (Jan. 20)
11. The End We Start From (Jan. 23)
12. Past Lives (Jan. 25)
13. All of Us Strangers (Jan. 27)
14. Baghead (Jan. 28)
15. The Iron Claw (Jan. 30)
16. Argylle (Feb. 02)
17. Poor Things (Feb. 05)
18. Double Blind (Feb. 13)
19. In the Mood for Love (Feb. 14)
20. The Holdovers (Feb. 15)
21. The Taste of Things (Feb. 20)
22. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Feb. 21)
23. The Promised Land (Feb. 27)
24. Dune: Part Two (Mar. 02)
25. Lisa Frankenstein (Mar. 05)
26. Imaginary (Mar. 08)
27. Perfect Days (Mar. 12)
28. Drive-Away Dolls (Mar. 20)
29. Dune: Part Two (Mar. 21)
30. After Hours (Mar. 22)
31. Mary Poppins (April 01)

[IF | May 17, 2024 | Paramount | John Krasinski directs, writes and stars | Ryan Reynolds and Steve Carell are here too]

1 hour ago, Eric Atreides said:

Don’t know if this is his last last movie, but it will be bittersweet to hear his voice in this now.

IMDb says he had 4 other movies in production or post-production.

[How Many Movies Have You Seen In Theatres In 2024?]

1. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Jan. 04)
2. Anyone But You (Jan. 08)
3. Wonka (Jan. 10)
4. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 10)
5. Night Swim (Jan. 11)
6. The Beekeeper (Jan. 12)
7. The Boys in the Boat (Jan. 12) 
8. Poor Things (Jan. 13)
9. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 15)
10. The Zone of Interest (Jan. 20)
11. The End We Start From (Jan. 23)
12. Past Lives (Jan. 25)
13. All of Us Strangers (Jan. 27)
14. Baghead (Jan. 28)
15. The Iron Claw (Jan. 30)
16. Argylle (Feb. 02)
17. Poor Things (Feb. 05)
18. Double Blind (Feb. 13)
19. In the Mood for Love (Feb. 14)
20. The Holdovers (Feb. 15)
21. The Taste of Things (Feb. 20)
22. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Feb. 21)
23. The Promised Land (Feb. 27)
24. Dune: Part Two (Mar. 02)
25. Lisa Frankenstein (Mar. 05)
26. Imaginary (Mar. 08)
27. Perfect Days (Mar. 12)
28. Drive-Away Dolls (Mar. 20)
29. Dune: Part Two (Mar. 21)
30. After Hours (Mar. 22)

[THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE | 04.19.2024 | Lionsgate]

14 hours ago, dudalb said:

on a couple of World War 3 websites,

I know this is probably a typo, but they do look better dressed for that one.

[The Fall Guy | May 3, 2024 | Universal | Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt | Based off the 80s TV show]

With the buzz being what it is, an opening in the $45-55M range seems like a reasonable prediction for now. 

[How Many Movies Have You Seen In Theatres In 2024?]

1. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Jan. 04)
2. Anyone But You (Jan. 08)
3. Wonka (Jan. 10)
4. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 10)
5. Night Swim (Jan. 11)
6. The Beekeeper (Jan. 12)
7. The Boys in the Boat (Jan. 12) 
8. Poor Things (Jan. 13)
9. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 15)
10. The Zone of Interest (Jan. 20)
11. The End We Start From (Jan. 23)
12. Past Lives (Jan. 25)
13. All of Us Strangers (Jan. 27)
14. Baghead (Jan. 28)
15. The Iron Claw (Jan. 30)
16. Argylle (Feb. 02)
17. Poor Things (Feb. 05)
18. Double Blind (Feb. 13)
19. In the Mood for Love (Feb. 14)
20. The Holdovers (Feb. 15)
21. The Taste of Things (Feb. 20)
22. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Feb. 21)
23. The Promised Land (Feb. 27)
24. Dune: Part Two (Mar. 02)
25. Lisa Frankenstein (Mar. 05)
26. Imaginary (Mar. 08)
27. Perfect Days (Mar. 12) 

[Oppenheimer | 2024 Academy Award Winner for Best Picture and Best Director]

15 hours ago, dudalb said:

Oppenheimer seems poised to Sweep the Oscars this Sunday. Only one of the majors it is up for I see it losing is best supporter actress. Emily Blunt was good, but I suspect the actress from Holdovers will win.

Randolph's been sweeping this awards season, so it feels like a dead cert that she'll take home the Oscar. 

 

I wouldn't be too surprised to see American Fiction take Adapted Screenplay, but I don't want to say it's a lock yet; Oppenheimer might still have a shot yet. 

[Beetlejuice Beetlejuice | September 6, 2024 | RIP Harry Belafonte]

2 minutes ago, emoviefan said:

A little conservative? Try a lot.  It's doing way better than Miss Peregrine unless it is bad and if what Viewer Anon said up above is true it should do really well. 

I don't want to get my hopes up yet just in case it underdelivers (fingers crossed it doesn't). 

 

I'll definitely be adjusting it later on, though, and I do think if it turns out well enough it could easily be Burton's highest-grossing film since Alice in Wonderland, even if it doesn't come within $300 million of that film's gross.

[Beetlejuice Beetlejuice | September 6, 2024 | RIP Harry Belafonte]

I'm gonna be a little conservative in my prediction and say this grosses around the range of Miss Peregrine ($290-300M WW), but with a more even DOM/INTL split.

 

So long as the budget's not too high, that wouldn't be that bad for this. 

[How Many Movies Have You Seen In Theatres In 2024?]

1. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Jan. 04)
2. Anyone But You (Jan. 08)
3. Wonka (Jan. 10)
4. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 10)
5. Night Swim (Jan. 11)
6. The Beekeeper (Jan. 12)
7. The Boys in the Boat (Jan. 12) 
8. Poor Things (Jan. 13)
9. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 15)
10. The Zone of Interest (Jan. 20)
11. The End We Start From (Jan. 23)
12. Past Lives (Jan. 25)
13. All of Us Strangers (Jan. 27)
14. Baghead (Jan. 28)
15. The Iron Claw (Jan. 30)
16. Argylle (Feb. 02)
17. Poor Things (Feb. 05)
18. Double Blind (Feb. 13)
19. In the Mood for Love (Feb. 14)
20. The Holdovers (Feb. 15)
21. The Taste of Things (Feb. 20)
22. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Feb. 21)
23. The Promised Land (Feb. 27)
24. Dune: Part Two (Mar. 02)
25. Lisa Frankenstein (Mar. 05)

[Beetlejuice Beetlejuice | September 6, 2024 | RIP Harry Belafonte]

Jenna Ortega Confirms Details of ‘Beetlejuice’ Sequel Role - The Hollywood Reporter

 

Confirms she's Lydia's daughter, says that Burton was the happiest she'd ever seen him during the production. 

[How Many Movies Have You Seen In Theatres In 2024?]

1. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Jan. 04)
2. Anyone But You (Jan. 08)
3. Wonka (Jan. 10)
4. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 10)
5. Night Swim (Jan. 11)
6. The Beekeeper (Jan. 12)
7. The Boys in the Boat (Jan. 12) 
8. Poor Things (Jan. 13)
9. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 15)
10. The Zone of Interest (Jan. 20)
11. The End We Start From (Jan. 23)
12. Past Lives (Jan. 25)
13. All of Us Strangers (Jan. 27)
14. Baghead (Jan. 28)
15. The Iron Claw (Jan. 30)
16. Argylle (Feb. 02)
17. Poor Things (Feb. 05)
18. Double Blind (Feb. 13)
19. In the Mood for Love (Feb. 14)
20. The Holdovers (Feb. 15)
21. The Taste of Things (Feb. 20)
22. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Feb. 21)

[How Many Movies Have You Seen In Theatres In 2024?]

1. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Jan. 04)
2. Anyone But You (Jan. 08)
3. Wonka (Jan. 10)
4. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 10)
5. Night Swim (Jan. 11)
6. The Beekeeper (Jan. 12)
7. The Boys in the Boat (Jan. 12) 
8. Poor Things (Jan. 13)
9. The Boy and the Heron (Jan. 15)
10. The Zone of Interest (Jan. 20)
11. The End We Start From (Jan. 23)
12. Past Lives (Jan. 25)
13. All of Us Strangers (Jan. 27)
14. Baghead (Jan. 28)
15. The Iron Claw (Jan. 30)
16. Argylle (Feb. 02)
17. Poor Things (Feb. 05)
18. Double Blind (Feb. 13)
19. In the Mood for Love (Feb. 14)
20. The Holdovers (Feb. 15)

[Fantastic Four | Marvel Studios | July 25, 2025 | Matt Shakman directs]

12 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

I'm not so sure Jurassic keeps it's date unless it lands a director soon. They kinda put the cart before the horse with the way they announced it.

Oh, absolutely. 

 

Universal should definitely delay it to 2026; do that and they'd probably have an easier time landing a director (or even winning back Leitch).

[ARGYLLE| Matthew Vaughn| Henry Cavill, Samuel L. Jackson, Bryce Dallas Howard, Bryan Cranston, Sam Rockwell | February 2, 2023]

17 hours ago, Avatree said:

Also I want to nominate this film for Best Original Song already. Banger.

I hated the film overall, but I really love "Electric Energy". I kinda want DeBose to sing the next Bond song now.