CrazyDavy87

I was hoping that weekdays would help Matrix to at least reach 50 million by the end of its run. But Monday and Tuesday numbers are dreadful, Matrix is bombing truly hard. =S Will kill its chances of a sequel?

This film will steal China the number one spot of 2021.

How much money The Battle At Lake Changjin need to be the highest grossing picture of all time in China? How much money is projected for No Time To Die this weekend?

What are the projections for the opening in China? Dune will make 20-30 million, No Time To Die has more hype there? anybody knows?

I thought that yesterday (wednesday) was its first day.

Still no numbers from its first day on UK?

I believe this film takes a lot of "risks", what i mean is that this film do a lot of things that never applied before for a Bond film. I spoiled myself before watching the film, and i thought i would hate it, but the truth is that it was fresh and weird at the same time, but i like it. I think is a hit and miss because it tries to be a lot of things, it tries to be classic bond with the exotic villain lair and overcomplicated plan to destroy the world, but at the same time it tries to be a very grounded drama, and the contrast is what draws the attention. Rami Malek is a generic villain, that goes from big to less, is a shame that he is the final villain of the Craig era. But, i loved the action, love the atmosphere of epicness around it, and i loved the way that Bond evolves, i loved a lot. I think this James Bond finally finally steps away from his formers versions, Craig finally ends the transition from a two dimensional character into a compelling character that feels real. And even so... i would call his "death" is a little bit ambiguous. Despite everything, in the end we see again "James Bond Will Return". Is not my favorite Craig film, but i liked a lot, certainly better than Quantum and Spectre... by a lot. Im gonna see this film at least other two times in the theater.

How much money do you see for NTTD in US and International?