Krissykins

Great for Chronicle and The Woman in Black.Horror is doing so well, TDI, UA and TWIB.

Remember when the UK number comes out, it's 5 day.Its selling out a lot here

Nice for Chronicle and Underworld 4

Fantastic for both!!Chronicle deserved to do well.The Woman in Black looks great, its out here next weekend. I'm glad horror is doing so well. That's 3/3.

3.5/5The most entertaining of the series.Little on plot/story, big on Kate Beckinsale and ludicrous action and camera shots.Mindless forgettable fun.

My favourite film of all time.A+

B CHRONICLE Wednesday 1st February, 7pm showing 350 seater, sold out. Scotland, UK. Trailers: John Carter (no reaction) The Woman In Black (talking) This Means War (some laughing) Film: This is a great debut for the director, and he uses the found-footage effect for some really nice shots, and some cheap jump scares, naturally. The cast (for the most part) are great. The film has afew laugh out loud moments and the audience seemed into it. The film was really fast paced. The effects when there are floating objects are at points really really lousy. But some of the bigger effects towards the end of the film are excellent. The main actor tends to overact severely in the last 10 minutes. The film doesn't dwell on moments that could have been great character moments and it doesn't spend any time on the serious implications of their powers. And at some points the found footage element is pretty ridiculous. for example the police saying "we have to record this for our records" when a character is lying in a hospital bed unconcious- just so the audience can see. And at some moments your left thinking "um, exactly who is supposed to be holding a camera here?" so in the last 20 minutes of the film, the found footage element is completely dropped at points and we see the action from a normal stationary camera. Overall it was fun, quick, funny and entertaining.

CHRONICLE Wednesday 1st February, 7pm showing 350 seater, sold out. Scotland, UK. Trailers: John Carter (no reaction) The Woman In Black (talking) This Means War (some laughing) Film: This is a great debut for the director, and he uses the found-footage effect for some really nice shots, and some cheap jump scares, naturally. The cast (for the most part) are great. The film has afew laugh out loud moments and the audience seemed into it. The film was really fast paced. The effects when there are floating objects are at points really really lousy. But some of the bigger effects towards the end of the film are excellent. The main actor tends to overact severely in the last 10 minutes. The film doesn't dwell on moments that could have been great character moments and it doesn't spend any time on the serious implications of their powers. And at some points the found footage element is pretty ridiculous. for example the police saying "we have to record this for our records" when a character is lying in a hospital bed unconcious- just so the audience can see. And at some moments your left thinking "um, exactly who is supposed to be holding a camera here?" so in the last 20 minutes of the film, the found footage element is completely dropped at points and we see the action from a normal stationary camera. Overall it was fun, quick, funny and entertaining.

Good for The Grey and One for the Money.Man on a Ledge flops.

I think Woman In Black will do well here, seen lots of advertising.Not alot outside of the internet for Chronicle however, and it opens on Wednesday....

Underworld increased slightly on Tuesday, where Red Tails fell.So maybe it's Wednesday drop won't be as bad.

Have noticed that as soon as a genre pic does well your always the first to put a negative slant on things and speak about second weekend drop, Impact.

$25.4m is a great start for Underworld.2.7 multiplier from the Friday number, unless they changed it from 9.4m

Main point - Not an actress.

Wonder what Underworld's estimate will be.That's good for Red Tails, which looks awful. Whats the budget?

Robocop.19th of June, 1987.

Wasnt the actress from Haywire's lines redubbed by someone who could act?Thats whats putting me off going to see it, she's a wrestler.Great for Underworld 4, which was mindless entertainment.

Jesus, NYE still making money. Should finish $145-$150m worldwide.I didn't see that happening after it's OW in the US.

Or it could be RT scores .... 97% for the Artist vs 42% J. Edgar.

The Artist didn't increase very much despite the buzz and screen count increase.Quite a drop in PTA too.

$11.3m 3 day for Joyful Noise is fine, it could have easily bombed.

Nah it reeks of being made up.And FD5's dvd and blu ray revenue identical?Pfft.

The Devil Inside....wow.

Ok, I think I've found a problem with these dvd sales numbers...Straw Dogs sold 404,386 DVD's in it's first week in the US.BOM's est ticket sales sugges only 1.3m people went to see Straw Dogs.Final Destination 5 and Scream 4 each grossed $40m, but only sold 180,000 DVDs in their first week?Does that not sound majorly wrong to anyone else? That 1.3m people went to see a film, and a THIRD of them bought the dvd???