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Closer to 3am, but who's keeping track. I just don't see it dropping that hard though. I think demand is still there, and it'll break the record. And again, if it comes close, Universal will make it happen.

Yeah, but, it's getting the record.

You're seriously complaining about all this? Why not complain about the actual premise of the film? Because it's so fuckin plausible that scientists can get dinosaur DNA from insects that were fossilized millions of years ago..

I saw it yesterday (er, today?) at a 12.30am showing, loved it. Today at 4pm tried to see it again, the AMC I was at was sold out, and next available showing was at 7ish. Similar fate with the 2 other AMC theaters we looked into. Went to a United Artist theater for a 5.30pm showing, everything was sold out until 10pm. People in line were even buying tickets for the next day. Ended up going to a Pacific Theaters, they had a lot of showings, and we were able to get in for a 6.30pm showing. People loved it. Debating if I should watch it for a 3rd time on Sunday. If Friday was estimated at $83m ($64m without previews), and it's Saturday is estimated at $70-$74m, that's a 10-15% increase. How much of a drop should we be expecting? Worst case scenario, -20%? That gives it a $56m-$59m Sunday. Not having a solid estimate of Saturday, can we expect something like this... $83m + $74m + $59m = $216m or $83m + $70m + $56m = $209m. Universal, work your magic and break this record.

So, it looks like the Marvel Universe is going to have a total of 21 movies? I wonder if they're going to keep going with the franchises after Avengers 3. Since they will just be introducing Doc Strange, Ant-Man, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Inhumans. Could easily have a trilogy for each franchise, and even complete Guardians with a third movie also. All in all, this Universe is massive, with as many films as the James Bond movies, but in a linear fashion, with one giant story that's intertwined. Marvel is a fuckin genius, and it will be crazy if they do a Phase 4, 5, 6, and have another Avengers Trilogy. I mean, who wouldn't want to see X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Spiderman return to Marvel and join the Avengers or be part of the Universe? It'll be amazing.

Can this still be done? Debating between renting from the site or youtube.

Could GOTG actually outgross CA2 domestically? It's doing great progress thus far.

Are people seriously complaining that Guardians is falling short of $100m? This is a fuckin joke, right? The General Audience, myself included, had no idea what the fuck GotG were until Marvel started marketing it. The sheer fact that it's Opening Weekend is already over 40% Higher than more well known Superheros in Marvels arsenal (ie, Hulk, Captain America, and Thor) is just fuckin amazing! Plus, this is just the first installment for the franchise! It's already bigger than CA2 and Thor2. If this doesn't hit $100m, it's not going to bother me. I actually see it performing a lot like Iron Man now. First installment falls short of $100m, and the 2nd will break out even higher. Can't wait for 2017 for Guardians 2.

$200m! Can't fuckin wait for this!

Jesus christ, bro, you can't have a tie. smh. Redo your list please.

I think it'll be fun to see everyone's TOP 10 Most Anticipated movies for next year. Have the movies that you're most excited to see in order. At the end of the year (or maybe even at the end of the summer), we'll have a census of the movie that everyone is most excited about for next year! I'll start. 1. Jurassic World 2. Avengers 2 3. Star Wars 7 4. Mad Max 5. Terminator 6. Bond 24 5. The Good Dinosaur 8. Assassins Creed 9. Ant-Man 10. Ted 2 I'll probably change the order of this before the year is over. But if everyone can submit their Top 10 before the year ends, that will be awesome.

So, I thought this was gonna be a trilogy, but there's gonna be a 4th one?! Zoe Saldana's upcoming movies are Avatar 2, 3, and 4, on '16, '17, and '18.

You think that would hurt the finale's gross? AV1 was in theaters for 8 months. Now a days, these huge grossers would be in theaters for 4 months, 5 months tops. If AV3 is released a year after AV2, that gives us a 4 month break. I'd assume that people would get tired of Avatar, don't you think?

So after AV2 in '16, when is the 3rd being released? '18?

If the trilogy was shot at once, why the fuck we waiting 7 years for the sequel?

Am I the only one who likes the Adrien Brody predator movie? I thought it was great.

I don't think DC can do it. Man of Steel might be the start of them creating their Universe, but I don't think it's going to be as big and complex as how Marvel does it. Looking at the two studios, DC doesn't stand a chance against Marvel. Marvel grossed $6,467.9m from 34 movies, averaging $190.2m per movie with their biggest grosser being The Avengers with $623.4m. DC grossed $3,311.6m from 25 movies, averaging $132.5m per movie with their biggest grosser being The Dark Knight with $533.3m. With inflation, Marvel beats DC $7,274.1m to $4,802.1m and the averages from $213.9m to $192.1m. If you wanna compare tickets sold. Marvel trumps DC with 913.8m to 603.3m, that's over 300m more tickets! If DC was to set up an Avengers type of universe with the Justice League, how are they gonna do it? It seems to be going from Man of Steel, to Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice...then what? Superman and Batman are their two biggest superheros. Not sure if The Flash, Wonder Woman, or even Aquaman will do good. They tried Green Lantern, and that shit was garbage.

I was watching the end scenes of Thor 2 (saw it in theaters, but slept through most of it), and it explained a lot of stuff to me. Which got me thinking of the scope and size of this Universe. It's fuckin insane! I mean think about it, they have fuckin PHASES for this Giant Fuckin Story Arch! Phase 1 1. Iron Man 2. The Incredible Hulk 3. Iron Man 2 4. Thor 5. Captain America: The First Avenger 6. The Avengers Phase 2 7. Iron Man 3 8. Thor: The Dark World 9. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 10. Guardians of the Galaxy 11. Avengers: Age of Ultron Phase 3 12. Antman 13. Captain America 3 14. Thor 3 15. Doctor Strange? 16. The Incredible Hulk 2? 17. Guardians of the Galaxy 2? 18. Avengers 3? I don't know what else they got planed after Captain America 3. I would think that they'd have another Thor movie, and maybe even have a Trilogy for the other Franchises (Hulk, Guardians, Dr. Strange, Antman)?! This is probably the most elaborate and complex Universe we have ever seen. Do you think anything can ever top this?! I think that this Universe will stand the test of time, and be talked about for generations to come. But that's just my opinion.

I went to an early screening also, and although it wasn't bad, it wasn't amazing either. The story wasn't complicated to follow, I don't know what most critics are complaining about. The movie starts with the explosion in 1954. Fast forward to about 1989, and you see signs of the MUTO monsters, and the scene in Japan at the plant where Bryan Cranstons wife dies. Fast forward to present time, and the MUTO is revealed, and escapes. Guess they were preserving it to study it's biology. Bryan Cranston dies. At least me and like 2 other people around me literally went, 'What The Fuck?!' The cities that this all takes place in, is somewhere in Japan, Las Vegas, and it ends in San Francisco. I'm thinking, wow, a monster movie where New York doesn't get fucked up, lol. The first fight scene pissed me off. Just when Godzilla and the Male were about to fight, the fuckin doors close on it? It then showed the fight scene on the news, it was pretty funny. The final fight scene could have been way better. Because everything that pretty much lead up to it, was Godzilla roaring 3 times. I get it, his roar is fuckin awesome, let's see him fuck some shit up already! Anyway, when they actually fought, Godzilla was getting fucked up at first, double teamed by the male and female. When the male fought Godzilla, he died pretty quick when Godzilla whipped his tail and slammed him on the building. Like really? That's how he died? When he fought the female, it was okay. The way he killed her though was fuckin awesome. The Atomic breathe will NOT disappoint. The ending was okay, and you see him swim away, and it ends. There is nothing after the credits, so don't waste your time sitting in the theaters. Pretty much, I expected more. Too much human element, not enough Godzilla fuckin shit up. And when it did show Godzilla, you get 3 roars, and two okay fight scenes. Maybe cause my screening was in 3D, and I hate 3D movies, and that could've been why I didn't enjoy it much. I know I'm definitely going to watch it again this coming weekend. I give it an 8/10. Ps. Hopefully it earns enough to get a sequel. A part of me has a feeling that it won't cross $200m, but I really want it to. Internationally, it should be good. Should make $600m worldwide, at the minimum.

Johnny Depps first interracial porno. I'm in.

Your signature, are both scenes from American Hustle?

whats your psn and what online games you got? XD

Is MU hitting at least $45m this weekend?

I saw the movie today, the wom isn't going to be as strong as you think. I still got a shot.

neither does wom, so why the harder drop? if anything, personally, i think mos wom is better then rotf, so again, why the steeper drop?