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It's not looking that bad, but I am not rushing out to see it either. I had a chance to see it last night, but I passed so I can see it for free this weekend

Yeah I agree that it is a decent, solid number. So it helps confirm to me that it should do a pretty good weekend amount

I thought the show was OK until the reveal. Now it's just been there and nothing special. But I've obviously still been watching

basically my take too, just kind of there. It's not bad at all, just nothing special either. I may catch it regardless

Yeah the trailer was really good

guessing they mean Sandra Bullock since she is a voice in the movie

my guess is Goffe means Ripley and Hicks

but they will be saved by Dom who wrestles down the T-Rex

http://forums.boxofficetheory.com/topic/972-thursday-preview-midnight-numbers-archive/page-12?hl=midnight#entry2113776

i guess this gif fits now

here's the deadline link http://deadline.com/2015/07/minions-nab-6-2m-in-thursday-previews-box-office-1201472687/

It looks like it is true as this is from their Terms and Conditions 27.2. A valid MoviePass subscription entitles you to: (1) see one 2D film every 24 hours through MoviePass; (2) see a 2D film title one time through MoviePass; and (3) a single seat, depending on availability, for a 2D film showing open to the general public. This excludes premium showings such as: 3D films, IMAX, 4D, XD and specialty theaters. MoviePass access is available every day of the week, subject to the theater being open, inventory, and usage

true, but I think Claire Danes is the one that will have a much better career. Right now her career is pretty hot.

Nightmare on Elm Street 3 (well almost anything could have been better than part 2 )

Yeah while I do like the movie, I would agree it's overrated too. it has a few quotes from it that I think were on the very original list but I can see why not many made it too far.

yeah it was pretty intensive but worth it at the end. However, yeah if I was you, running it again, would be a big undertaking

i enjoyed the film and Arnold was very good in it. it did seem to drag a bit in some places and overall had some great themes. But it did seem to lack that one thing to keep it together. I still recommend the film though, as all the performances were good to great. I did like the take on the zombie process taking a while so you got to see the full on reactions of seeing his daughter turning into one, including he is still protective of his daughter all the way until the end. it's a sad road to see but definitely a new take on the genre B+

I didn't think we were THAT bad of a panel it's always good to get a fresh look at things from different points of view

that's awesome. I was so glad to be part of that whole process. It was fun. Glad to see it make it to another site for more visibility

Yeah, I am thinking around there too. I think the good crowd helped out some, but yeah I can't go over a 7 regardless.

You pretty much liked all the stuff I did. No real shock there. But I do get your "complaints" about the film too. I agree with most of them as well which is why I don't have it graded much higher than you did

Ok, I'll try to give a more full review than the other threads I love the beginning how they match up this movie with the original and some of T2. Basically it shows or talks abo ut how they finally kill off Skynet and find the time machine. It is really all that was missing from the future stories to connect to the start of T1. The Arnold vs Arnold fight was good. yes it was a tad shorter than I wanted, but when the older one showed up in the silloette and did the "you won't be needing any clothes" and "I've been waiting for you", the crowd went nuts. Then following Reese through his whole store and all and seeing how evenrts are now different all around him but he is still doing the same stuff, down to the velcroing of the Nikes, was kind of cool too. I liked most of the action. I think the helicopter chase was probably the best part of that. I think Emilia did pretty good for her part. I think people forget that in T2, she is much older where here she is still just 20 years old. So she is still tough, but a bit youthful at the same time. I don't see a problem in that personally. Arnold was great, as usual. i think them showing that a Terminator can grow attachment was a different, but nice touch. Plus the "upgrade" was pretty good too. The one completely out of place scene was the Cops theme song playing as they were getting the mug shots. Don't get me wrong, it was funny, but at the same time, just seemed off. But the crowd liked it. Which brings me to the humor, it all worked. It may be more light hearted than all the other movies, but me and crowd didn't seem to mind. Jai Courtney was ok. He did seem a little dry at times even when he wasn't supposed to be. He didn't ruin the film for me, so I didn't care too much. There is a mid credit scene and I do mean mid credit. It just pops up out of nowhere. It basically shows that Skynet is still alive. I didn't stay until the end as usual as I had to leave, but I didn't hear there was an end credit though I could go on, but I think that's a lot of the film I give it at least a B as it was, at worst, a fun movie.

1. Inherent Vice - B+ 2. Rocky - A+ 3. Taken 3 - D 4. American Sniper - A- 5. Selma - A- 6. 50 Shades of Grey - D 7. Kingman - B+ 8. The Princess Bride - A 9. Chappie - B+ 10. Get Hard - B 11. It Follows - B-/C+ 12. Furious 7 - B+ (possibly A-) 13. Spaceballs - A 14. Avengers: Age of Ultron - B 15. Maggie - B+/A- 16. Back to the Future II - A 17. Mad Max: Fury Road - A- 18. Tomorrowland - B+ 19. Sam Andreas - B+ 20. Spy - B+ 21. Jurassic World - A- 22. Inside Out - A- 23. Ted 2 - B 24. Terminator: Genisys - B/B+

if you are ever in my area, I would take you to some of the Rocky spots in the movie since obviously I am from Philly and live close by. and obviously, you have to run the Art Museum steps