Chaz
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How did Arctic Dogs get that cast? All of the budget must have gone to talent salaries.
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7 minutes ago, JohnnyGossamer said:
Sleepy Hollow is Burton's last great movie. He's never been the same since the Apes debacle.
I’ve never seen it, but people seem to really love Big Fish.
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6 hours ago, Xftg123 said:
Popular Opinion: Tim Burton lost his spark & became box office poison after Alice In Wonderland
I rewatched Sleepy Hollow this week and was really stunned at his ability to craft such an interesting interpretation of colonial New England with such rich characters and a genuinely scary antagonist. I don’t know how he has evolved into what he’s shitting out these days.
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Man. I really wanted Downton to cross $100m.
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2 hours ago, Valonqar said:
Sunday should have a good hold for everything cause next day is Columbus Day + Canadian Thanksgiving. Whole North America off work/school.
My whole state is in school on Monday.
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There was no controversy. A handful of bloggers looking for clicks does not a controversy make.
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1 hour ago, TalismanRing said:
Magnificent - though this was 6 years before she died
You’re right. Here’s one from 1969:
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41 minutes ago, A Star is Orm said:
Not even Judy Garland at the tail end of her life? I know Judy's singing from her MGM period exclusively, but watching the movie it was easy for me to imagine Renee's voice as a Judy whose powers had been winnowed down by time and abuse.
Three years before her death:
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5 hours ago, filmlover said:
Great expansion for Judy. My audience yesterday was super old so that's a good sign for legs. @WrathOfHan you have been warned.
Renee's performance in it is the real deal though. Movie will likely have strong staying power just for the WOM surrounding her performance alone.
Really? The moment she started to sing...I was out. That was not Judy Garland.
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6 hours ago, Hatebox said:
Mildly shocked at that Downton number. I knew it had a cult in America but I didn't think that translated to 31m on an OW.
Season 3 aired an episode against the Super Bowl in 2012 and still got over 10 million viewers...live.
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Downton Abbey was great. It felt like an extra long episode of the show.
My show was packed.
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Hustlers was so damn good. I had a blast.
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24 minutes ago, SnokesLegs said:
Saw this earlier today, thought it was great. Never seen the show but it does a decent job of letting you know who people are so you never feel lost. I’d imagine the fans will love it.
Maggie Smith and her snarky comments are the highlight.
Sounds like everything the fans will want. Great!
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I will repeat this until the end of time:
The lack of scares in the first It chopped the legs off of the potential of its sequel.
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If It had been a scary movie, we’d be having a very different conversation about Part 2.
I still cant get over that damn Goosebumps TV show design of a house/lair.
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I’m just not excited about this film. If the first had been scary then this would be a different story.
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TLK soundtrack is bombing. No one is buying/streaming it.
Per HDD:
NEW RELEASES: WHERE THE BATTLE IS
At this point it appears that Ed Sheeran will repeat at #1 in his second week, and Beyoncé's inspired-by set, Lion King: The Gift, will battle a resurgent Billie Eilish—now approaching her 17th week—for the #2 spot. As for Disney’s actual Lion King soundtrack, so far the film's explosive box office has not translated into mega-streams and/or sales, but we'll keep a close eye on the situation. That said, Bey's Gift is #1 at iTunes and the official ST is #4.
Beyoncé - Lion King: The Gift (Parkwood/Columbia) 50-70k total activity, 13-18k album
The Lion King (Walt Disney) 17-20k, 11-14k
Nas (Mass Appeal/Def Jam) 17-20k, 5-7k
hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=317255&title=NEW-RELEASES%3A-WHERE-THE-BATTLE-IS-
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28 minutes ago, filmlover said:
Gotta admit when I opened this thread and checked the last few pages I was expecting Marvel discussion but not Richard Madden and the debate about whether he's a star or not being at the center of it all.
Ugh I’d let him allllll up in my center.
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11 minutes ago, cookie said:
Kinda crazy how much this collapsed not just DOM but internationally as well.
Reminiscent of the sudden collapse of the Dreamworks films in the late ‘00s.
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1 hour ago, Mekanos said:
Glad I wasn't here for AOU, people must have been losing their fucking minds over a not-as-good sequel with no novelty opening to 92% of the predecessor.
One poster in particular made that weekend thread a nightmare. Plus, every thread after it.
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12 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:
Friends was I think the most consistently watched content on Netflix so it's a money maker for them. The most attractive thing about HBO MAX is their back catalogue (or MGM's film back catalogue) but at a reported $17-18 a month it's the most costly streamer on the market.
Meanwhile Netflix it losing quite a bit to the studios setting up their own streaming services and a lot of the new content is meh or cancelled too early. Still, I have 200 things on my "list" But, it's not looking to be a hard choice to switch to Hulu & Disney + later this year at a lower combined cost.
Friends was #2 for 2018. The Office was #1.
DC Universe will most definitely dissolve into the new HBOMax service. The shows on that service will be able to live on, thank goodness.
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27 minutes ago, cdsacken said:
It's a great country with a lot of work to do. Internationally we are an embarrassment
Oh well. Call me when their cultures circle the globe several times over.
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13 minutes ago, cdsacken said:
Don't paint all of America with a broad brush. It was great and it will be great again.
Lol what kind of nonsense?
Hundreds of millions of people live in freedom today because of America’s greatness.
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People were disappointed in Homecoming’s opening too but it legged it out pretty well.
Frozen II | Nov 22 2019 | 2nd Most Profitable Movie of 2019. Disney does it again! | Documentary series coming to D+ June 26
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Moana has become a monster since its theatrical release. Its run has been reminiscent of The Little Mermaid.