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Damn, Anyone But You is doing good business. Poor Things will reach $10M this weekend, wonder what plans there are of expansion before the Oscar noms. It's about to start its rollout in Europe as well.

Any idea on where Wish might end up? It's not quite dead yet in the US and it had a near $10M international weekend after opening in Italy with Korea and Brazil still to come.

This, American Fiction and Zone of Interest all opening in the $30K PTA range. Can't wait to watch this one, heard it's sad and horny and so am I.

There's a consensus on Rotten Tomatoes: Jason Momoa remains a capable and committed leading man, but even DC diehards may feel that Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom sticks to familiar waters.

Still crazy that there will be a total of 10 more DCEU films made and released since Justice League came out in 2017.

I was thinking only The Flash and The Marvels got B Cinemascores this year, but noooo, Quantumania was this year as well. Dang. If this gets a B+, the MCU will have the largest share of B Cinemascores for cbms despite there being 4 DCEU films, none scoring higher than a B+ probably.

I was thinking it would finish in the mid to high 30s % on RT, but I didn't expect it to start that low.

Welp, the FoX-Men movies sidelined the fuck out of Jean, Storm and Rogue (and Cyclops!) and went all about Magento, Charles and Wolverine so... of course those were the three that saw their popularity expanding. But the former three (and Cyclops) are some of the most popular Marvel comics characters for sure, at least before the MCU came along and turned Iron Man and Captain America into pop culture icons. Storm has such a rich history in the comics, it would be a disservice if she's not one of the main faces of the mutant corner of the MCU. If they do Rogue justice, she could become the next big thing for the MCU as well. I do think Jean is a little bit more complicated, since her popularity often just seems too tied to the Dark Phoenix storyline.

I really loved Poor Things' first hour or so. The rest... had some very strong spots, but overall, yea that didn't need to be 141 mins long. Not a big fan of the ending either.

Wonka & Dune 2 clearin $700M each? Bodes well for Challengers in April.

Yea, this is coming for $350M+ WW. Great.

Jee, Wish is such a bomb.

Patrick Wilson is hot.

It legit has the coolest teaser trailer to come out of Hollywood in many many years.

BOSS ending with near 4x multi is a great turn.

Catching this tomorrow, first screening in Greece.

That and Gladiator.

Did WB forgot they have this coming out on the 22nd?

Glass Onion is just so much uglier looking than Knives Out.

Honestly, if Ms. Marvel being introduced in her show was the only Disney+ tie to this film, that would have already done some helping. But it feels like there are wayy more ties, even if many are easily explained or even unaddressed in the actual film.

Pixar having seemingly a revival after how dirty they were done during COVID while WDAS puts out mediocre bombs feels like nature is healing.

Well, Disney should put Frozen 3, Sony should put BtSV and Universal Mario 2 to see who will dominate.

If there's no Avatar movie there, since Star Wars return to cinemas is DOA, they should just put Frozen 3 there.

Mufasa gonna take over The Marvels' records for in-between-installments drop.

We could be witnessing the start of a Pixar revival era and a WDAS flop era (other than Frozen 3, Frozen 4 and Zootopia 2).