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I hope it really makes 200 M. This year is just boring.

Pun intended?

America YOU need to do something.

So 10 M Sunday?

SKYFALL will be huge worldwide too.

I want to know what this is.

OUIJA is no more attached to Universal, right?

Has the song been used in every movie?

We are very calm here.

I'm not bragging.

To the doubters of M:I - GP.... :P

FRIDAY 10:30 AM UPDATE: Warner Bros is reporting that Sherlock Holmes 2: A Game Of Shadows opened to $1.25M from 1,650 midnight shows. That’s another very strong outing.

2011 definitely needs this weekend.

And I don't expect "blockbusters" to be added there.

No twisting of posts please.

Beautiful logo. Not a good line-up for next year though.

2012 could be one of the biggest years of Sony.

Shhh.

Two Pixar films in a year. Yummy for Disney.

2013 will be Disney's biggest year. #nodoubt

Please do not blame me for the wrong spelling in the title. :lol:A mod is my suspect.

Should I change the title?

LOL to people who doubted this one.

http://www.deadline....rising-preview/ FRIDAY 9 AM: It’s a holiday miracle considering how badly domestic box office has been slumping for the past five months. But now pent-up moviegoer demand for the big Christmas blockbusters — even though this weekend’s are three sequels — is looking to send grosses soaring. I’m told that, playing on just 425 screens in 425 locations from Thursday evening through midnight shows, the new Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol opened with a huge $1.1 million. As reference, M:I3 did $1.1M of midnight business on over 2,000 screens. ”This is a great start,” a Paramount exec gushed. Of course, Paramount’s M:I4 grosses were goosed by none other than Warner Bros’ The Dark Knight Rises preview footage in IMAX theaters alongside the Tom Cruise-Jeremy Renner starrer. “It’s a pretty compelling package,” Paramount tells me. “Given how strong early sales were for midnight shows, IMAX asked to open Thursday evening to get the word of mouth started. Since the plan was getting people to see the film early, we gladly said OK.” This weekend, M:I4 debuts alongside what’s expected to be the biggest opener this holiday season, Warner Bros’ Sherlock Holmes 2: A Game Of Shadows, as well as Fox’s Alvin And The Chipmunks 3: Chipwrecked. Since Sherlock wasn’t booked into IMAX, Warner Bros couldn’t pair its Batman threequel prologue with its own product and lost a valuable earning opportunity which went instead to Paramount on a silver platter. To say that Warner Bros was annoyed is an understatement. More later today.