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Agreed and liking the movie basically hinged on liking the comedy in it because the action parts weren't nearly as exciting as the ones in winter soldier, so I can understand why people didn't like the movie even though I did.

Top 10 Worldwide 1 1,325.0 How to Train Your Dragon 2 2 1,210.0 Transformers 4 3 950.0 X-Men: Days of Future Past 4 900.0 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 5 820.0 Godzilla 6 750.0 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 7 625.0 Guardians of the Galaxy 8 555.0 Maleficent 9 495.0 A Million Ways to Die in the West 10 355.0 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles -Top 5 Worldwide Weekend 1 375.0 Transformers 4 2 325.0 X-Men: Days of Future Past 3 250.0 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 4 225.0 Godzilla 5 200.0 How to Train Your Dragon 2 -Top 7 Domestic Weekends 1 135.0 How To Train Your Dragon 2 2 125.0 X-Men: Days of Future Past 3 115.0 Transformers: Age of Extinction 4 95.0 Godzilla 5 92.5 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 6 90.0 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 7 82.0 Guardians of the Galaxy -Bottom 5 Domestic 5 Mom’s Night Out 4 And So It Goes 3 As Above, So Below 2 Legends of Oz: Dorothy’s Return 1 The Loft Bonus 1) Lowest Grossing: Legends of Oz Bonus 2) Maleficent Bonus 3) How To Train Your Dragon 2 Triple Bonus Q1 Yes Q2 Yes Q3 Yes Q4 No Q5 Yes Q6 Yes Q7 Yes Q8 Yes Q9 Yes Q10 2 Q11 No Q12 No Q13 Yes Q14 No Q15 Yes BB 1 No 2 Yes 3 Yes 4 No

1 310.5 How to Train Your Dragon 2 2 285.0 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 3 275.0 Transformers: Age of Extinction 4 250.5 X-Men: Days of Future Past 5 232.5 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 6 210.0 Godzilla 7 175.0 Guardians of the Galaxy 8 170.0 Maleficent 9 160.5 22 Jump Street 10 140.0 Neighbors 11 120.0 Sex Tape 12 115.0 Tammy 13 108.0 The Fault in Our Stars 14 105.0 A Million Ways to Die in the West 15 100.0 Planes: Fire and Rescue

Just got back from seeing Man of Steel, had a pretty great time. Some problems, but probably the best superhero movie I've seen since The Dark Knight.

Father's Day Bump! There were three sold out matinee shows at the theater near me.

Superman Returns was more of a tribute to the original Superman movies which older critics loved, but this one was a more modern Superman and tried something a little different. Considering how important and influential the first two are, the fact that this took a different route, 57% on RT isn't too bad.

Saw Gatsby tonight, I was pleasantly surprised. Five FF6 shows were sold out by 1030 when I got there. Gatsby, StiD, and TH3 all had two sold out shows, IM3 had one.

My bad. If Peeples reaches 10M it achieves honorary blockbuster status

Gatsby opening day was 19

I think people really underestimated Epic, it's in a fantastic slot. The last computer animated kids movie was The Croods 2 months ago, FF6 and TH3 don't target family audiences. It's only real competition for families is IM3 which came out 3 weeks ago. There isn't another animated kids movie until Monsters University in a month. All Fox had to do was give a the regular old marketing push and it's doing fine.

West Coast will surely deliver

FF6 fans rejoice, a locally owned theater near me isn't even showing Hangover 3 this weekend [*] Epic NEW!PG, 1 hr 43 min [*]3:45p INVITE FRIENDS [*] Epic 3D NEW!PG, 1 hr 43 min [*]4:45p [*]7:00p [*]9:15p INVITE FRIENDS [*] Fast & Furious 6 NEW!PG-13, 2 hr 10 min [*]4:05p [*]4:15p [*]6:00p [*]7:00p [*]7:20p [*]8:35p [*]9:30p [*]9:35p INVITE FRIENDS [*] Star Trek Into Darkness 3DPG-13, 2 hr 12 min [*]4:05p [*]7:00p [*]9:40p INVITE FRIENDS [*] The Great Gatsby (2013)PG-13, 2 hr 22 min [*]3:45p [*]6:45p [*]9:35p INVITE FRIENDS [*] Iron Man 3 3DPG-13, 2 hr 20 min [*]4:00p [*]6:45p [*]9:25p INVITE FRIENDS

Annyong?

So I bought 50% of The Purge in the May thread, I'd like to buy another 50% now

Yeah, also his comic sells like shit in comparison to how many people see the Iron Man movies. Batman has five solo books and they all sell above Iron Man's only solo book In April Batman #19 - 132K Batman and Robin #19 - 89K Detective Comics #19 - 78K Batman, Incorporated #10 - 56K Batman: The Dark Knight #19 - 53K Iron Man #8 - 44K (With Variant Covers) It should get a boost in May because of IM3 but seriously Iron Man has never been near as recognizable or bankable as Batman, IM1 was a huge risk

25 STiD (12/13) 23 TH3 20 FF6 20 Epic (10/10) 12 TGG (6/6) 12 IM3 (6/6) 1 P&G 1 42 1 Croods The two biggest theaters near me. Star Trek is somehow getting the most showtimes I don't know why

It's going to be close, but I'm pretty sure Disney will make sure that it gets over 400M

I know Growing Pains is a TV show not a movie, but I'm pretty sure he didn't die in that

I like those plus The Road to El Dorado, and the first two Shreks. It's weird, every time I watch Antz it gets funnier.

Pixar's overall quality is much better, but I think How To Train Your Dragon stands up to any Pixar movie, including Toy Story

I'll probably see it opening weekend, just at the $7 local-owned theater instead of the $11 Regal one.

2015 will have two Pixar movies. You'd think with all their success it would've taken them less than 20 years to start releasing more than 1 film a year. Dreamworks has been doing it since 2004.

I loved the first trailer for The Lone Ranger. I was really excited. With each successive trailer I feel worse and worse about it.

Hell, The Croods still has a shot if STiD drops badly next weekend.

I smell a CW TV series