Dragoncaine
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So Barbie is pacing better than TDK today and Oppenheimer is pacing in line, lord have mercy 😳
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Fantastic holds, even on the "low" end lol
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14m for Oppy would be a 39-40% drop, god damn!
And no words for Barbie's Monday if anywhere near 30m pans out.
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15 minutes ago, Avatree said:
without spoilers, as dont want to get suspended - what scene do you think Emily would get awards nod for? She didnt have much to do in the whole film imo, other than her face reacting to things Oppenheimer says. didn't seem like a real character.
I thought the movie was an out-and-out masterpiece, but I actually agree that she's on the cusp for a supporting actress nod at best. Murphy and RDJ are the clear standouts, with Damon, Blunt, Ehrenreich, and Hartnett comprising my favorite runner-up performances.
EDIT: Damn, Jason Clarke was great too.
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3 minutes ago, The Dark Alfred said:
Disagree. Jean had a small role, but that's because she had a short episode in Oppenheimer's life, albeit very important one. Kitty has hands down the best scene in the film and might land Emily an Oscar nod.
Yeah, imo there's a big difference between OPPENHEIMER'S treatment of women in the context of its greater narrative and something like TENET
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58 minutes ago, ringedmortality said:
The best film of the decade is easily West Side Story
From a filmmaking perspective, it's way up there. DeBose, Moreno, and Faist are terrific. Zegler is really good. I gave it a 9/10 but Elgort really bungled the big moment imo, singlehandedly lost a point for me there and removed it from my "decade" consideration
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I can't WAIT for the first Mon updates tonight omg
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Oppenheimer is probably the best film of the decade so far. I know saying this seems like recency bias, but I never really assess or overhype movies that way. The only other contenders for me off the top of my head are The Father, Minari, Pig, and The Worst Person in the World. EEAAO is fantastic but a runner-up to these 5, imo.
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12 minutes ago, filmnerdjamie said:
Hooooooly crap, excellent hold from Oppy but truly a gobsmacking hold from Barbie. Also, for those keeping track at home, if these estimates hold water, Oppy will have grossed exactly half of Barbie's dom OW
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2 hours ago, IronJimbo & Sheldon's Son said:
Just finished watching it in IMAX, incredible visuals (that speech scene... holy), incredible soundtrack, but altogether it kinda falls flat because it's hard to decipher what the characters are saying. And this is kinda important in a 3-hour biopic. Watch with open-captions if you can.
Damn, sorry to hear this. For once, it seems like I got lucky with the sound mixing in my IMAX auditorium
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I saw Oppenheimer Friday night and it has consumed my every waking thought since. What a fucking masterpiece, holy shit.
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With that good Sat number for Oppy but well under the $28m estimate earlier last night, I imagine we're looking at $80-81m (15-19% SUN drop)?
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Not only are Barbie and Oppenheimer CRUSHING the box office, but at this time of writing, they are both 90%+ on RT with critics and audiences. Not only that, but their critic and audience scores are perfectly aligned at 90/90 for Barbie and 94/94 for Oppy
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13 minutes ago, upriser7 said:
Holyshit...what a start overseas
Omg, Barbie could round up to $400m global OW lol
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8 minutes ago, MOVIEGUY said:
I couldn't hear a LOT of the dialogue. Honestly pretty much any time there was score playing and characters talking at the same time the dialogue was basically inaudible. I watched it in that Dolby Atmos theater at AMC
Idk
Really hope this isn't my IMAX experience tonight 😕
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11 minutes ago, excel1 said:
heard this from someone else too. Not just the spectacle, either, the whole thing just feels kinda flat
Eh, there have also been a ton of notices saying it's one of the best sequences Nolan has ever done
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19 minutes ago, ringedmortality said:
They were also two of the best movies of the year anyway
Amsterdam is one of the worst studio films of the last 3-4 years
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Oppenheimer briefly dropped to 89 MC this morning before immediately rising back up to 90 with 57 reviews
EDIT: RT back up to 93% as well, 8.8/10 All Critics average, 8.9/10 Top Critics
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2023 theater viewings (best to worst)
1. Past Lives
2. Across the Spider Verse
3. MI: Dead Reckoning
4. Air
5. Blackberry
6. Beau is Afraid
7. John Wick 4
8. Scream VI
9. Evil Dead Rise
10. Knock at the Cabin
11. GotG Vol 3
12. Creed III
13. Missing
14. How to Blow up a Pipeline
15. You Hurt My Feelings
16. The Flash
17. The Blackening
18. Plane
19. Super Mario Bros.
20. Skinamarink
21. M3gan
22. D&D
23. Indy 5
24. Shazam: Fury of the Gods
25. Infinity Pool
26. Cocaine Bear
27. The Boogeyman
At-home watch:
22. Sick (better than D&D, worse than M3gan)
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32 minutes ago, ZattMurdock said:
Okay, I plead for dual custody of Papa Nolan:
First he does his 007 trilogy. Then he does his Star Wars trilogy. Deal? Deal.
A Christopher Nolan Star Wars trilogy might just be the least exciting combination of IP and director I've ever heard in my life. Let the man cook with "originals"!
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2 hours ago, Spidey Freak said:
Yeah, retire the term 'box office poison'. Robbie led I, Tonya to big numbers based on her performance alone and has starred in smashes like WoWS, Suicide Squad and Tarzan. Granted those films had other things going for them but true BO poison should repulse audiences regardless.
Gosling has had The Notebook, Crazy, Stupid, Love and a respectable opening for Blade Runner. His less commercially appealing ventures open consistently around 11M, much more than most other actors can open films to.
Even if box office poison is hyperbolic, nobody ever expected this film to open to even half of what it's going to do as a result of the leads, which is part of why this soon-to-be runaway hit is so surprising
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4 minutes ago, upriser7 said:
huh ? Weren't both Lady Bird & Little Women Boxoffice hits ?? Lady Bird's budget was $10M and it collected $80M. Little Women's budget was $40M and it collected $220M
Shit, thanks for the correction on Little Women especially! That really legged out over Christmas. I think they're both incredible films fwiw, so I'm glad my memory was faulty there.
I absolutely stand by the idea that Gosling and Robbie are not active BO draws at all, though. Doubly impressive for this movie!
Weekday numbers July 24-27
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I know it's not even Wednesday yet, but what do we think is the ceiling for Oppy's global BO at this point?