Chaz
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2 minutes ago, redfirebird2008 said:
Elvis is about the only one I can think of that obviously had a big impact at the box office. But he was the biggest star (by a long shot) in the history of the music business. Timberlake hasn't made a big impact at the box office and I would think he's more popular than Harry Styles.
I mean, there is a laundry list of Pop stars who tried to make it in movies. Only two or three were actual draws.
Streisand had the biggest impact. She made better movies that were bigger hits than Elvis' fluff.
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5 minutes ago, That One Guy said:
Harry Styles has 30.9M followers on Twitter. Aka, 36th most followed on the site.
You haven't learned by now that Pop stars are not film draws?
Britney Spears was the most famous person on earth in 2002. Crossroads didn't even cross $40 million.
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21 minutes ago, Telemachos said:
....back when studios still made commercial movies for adults.
Now all the good stuff is on T.V.
Man, movies and TV have done a 180 since '93.
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I was really into the Dark Tower trailer that I saw at WAR until the name "Akiva Goldsman" appeared in the credits.
It's a no from me.
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17 minutes ago, baumer said:
It seems like once a month at our site we always go through who likes the Star Wars films who doesn't like the prequels how much Rogue one sucked or how good it was or how good the force awakens was and so on.
How about we discuss something else besides the same old stuff. Let's discuss how much Chariots of Fire suck your how good it was. Or how good On Golden Pond is or how much it sucks. Or how good down and out in Beverly Hills is or how much it sucks. Anything but Star Wars. We beating that horse so badly after its death that it's not even recognizable anymore.
Those movies are older than most of the clientele here, Daddy. They aren't in the pop Culture echelon in the same way as Star Wars.
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12 minutes ago, Ethan Hunt said:
Yeah don't give a shit
You should, people would be more inclined to believe your fake sex stories.
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9 minutes ago, Ethan Hunt said:
July was literally a dead month in 2014 outside of Dawn
If I was your English teacher, I would slap your bottom. Months aren't alive, therefore they can't die. CHILD.
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I can't wait to get that War steelbook 4K BD to match Rise and Dawn.
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1 minute ago, Manchester by the Tree said:
Excuse me for sounding like an idiot but what's Tomato Law?
Movies that do really well on Rotten Tomatoes overperform at the box office.
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17 minutes ago, FlashMaster659 said:
Assuming it gets $2M today and gets near $7M this weekend, I'd say it has a 60% chance at $400M.
That would mean it will have less than $20 million to go after this weekend. There's no way it misses it.
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I'm sad, though. The movie is excellent.
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6 minutes ago, CJohn said:
I am depressed for America's state right now. All you guys want is Trump, guns and silly funny book movies. You guys are a dying continent.
Talk to us when your entire country's GDP matches one of our states. 💅🏻
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WW will definitely cross into the $380s this weekend. Damn!
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2 minutes ago, Telemachos said:
29.7 million to go.
Hold me, Daddy.
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26 million to go.
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It was SO damn good!!!
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WW will be at $379 after this weekend at the low end. How could it possibly miss $400 million? There's just no way.
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$27.5 million to go.
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1 minute ago, titanic2187 said:
seriously, after coming back from SMH showing, instead of searching how much it has earnings or its RT score, I googled tom holland's age.
I can't be possibly be the only one here!!??!?!
My copy of Jagged Little Pill is older than him. Sigh.
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I want Ryan Phillipe in me.
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$29 million to go.
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Just now, damnitgeorge08 said:
The effect of imagining poster as their profile pic makes your post scary.
Hilarious too.
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33 minutes ago, baumer said:
Batman Returns 300x?
I used to watch it every day as a kid. I would wear halloween witch claws and a toy whip and pretend to be Catwoman.
I was a flamer even at 7.
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Mrs. Doubtfire was the first time I ever saw a gay couple on screen.