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MovieMan89

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  1. Surprised the average rating on RT isn't higher for Coco given the seeming early audience reception and consensus from those who've seen it here that it's definitely top tier Pixar.
  2. That will definitely be one of the most forgotten box office juggernauts of all time. It's honestly mind blowing to think it's in the 500m club and that a movie like WW did a whole 100m less.
  3. Inside Out is their most overrated and TGD is their most underrated. I honestly only prefer IO by a small margin to TGD. Neither are at all "top tier" Pixar for me though.
  4. 1. Toy Story 3 2. Wall-E 3. Up 4. Finding Nemo 5. The Incredibles 6. Ratatouille 7. Toy Story 2 8. Monsters Inc 9. Toy Story 10. Inside Out 11. Finding Dory 12. The Good Dinosaur 13. Monsters University 14. Brave 15. A Bug's Life 16. Cars 17. Cars 3 18. Cars 2
  5. Woah at Coco's CS, legs really might be insane. Up was not just the last Pixar film to get an A+ CS, but also the last one to get a 4x+ multi. With the Wednesday opening and holidays, Coco might be hitting 5x+.
  6. IMDB says this is an hour and 50 minutes, which means with that 20 minute "short" and previews this is going to be clocking in around a whopping 2 and a half hours in the theater. I wonder if that will affect WOM, that's a really long time for younger kids to sit and keep their attention.
  7. Really happy to hear Unkrich didn't disappoint given how long he's taken to follow up TS3.
  8. I'm guessing most theaters probably expected like 150-200 for Coco and what, maybe 60-80 for Wonder? If Wonder hits something like 170+ and Coco 250+, then there you have the makeup for JL's underperformance. Not to mention Ragnarok going over 300, which had to be the most theaters were expecting for that.
  9. I've seen them all except Nut Job, though I still feel completely assured in saying that movie is crap. DM3 was mildly enjoyable, but one of Illumination's weakest. Not Minions/Lorax bad though thankfully.
  10. On the positive side, Wonder and Coco could very well pick up JL's slack: JL comes in a solid 150-200m short of expectations, but Wonder and Coco both exceed expectations by possibly 100m+ each.
  11. Nontheless, that doesn't make it acceptable that the medium took a giant dump on us this year with the likes of Boss Baby, Emoji, Cars 3, DM3, Ninjago, and the Nut Job 2. Thank god for Lego Batman at least.
  12. Yay! I've definitely been highly skeptical on whether or not this would or could do well, but I'm happy to hear it sounds like we could finally have a real animated hit in this awful year for the medium.
  13. Of all the Pixar films this decade that Disney would allow such a huge budget, Coco by far seems the most perplexing. Not sure how they comfortably justified that price tag given there was no reason to ever expect much more than 500m WW for this.
  14. Just realized Coco is only Pixar's 2nd movie out of their last 8 to have an average score over 8.0 on RT. Kind of crazy considering before then nearly every movie they released pulled 8.5+, and they all pulled at least 8.0 except Cars. Truly an unprecedented quality streak in animation.
  15. Moana had an odd opening. Looked like WOM was going crazy out of the gate based on the OD, which kept going up and ended up beating Frozen, but then it ended up being pretty frontloaded after all and missing Frozen's 5 day by 12m.
  16. Coco should easily win. They're being way too generous with their JL holds if FB is any indicator.
  17. Could get 7 movies over 10m for the weekend which would be really nice to see. I don't even think that's happened one weekend this year.
  18. Correct. That gives you 9.2 if the Saturday is 16.6. You gave it a mere 29.5% drop with your 11.7 number. Knew something was off in your calcs when you gave it a higher second weekend gross than FB in spite of the fact that it has a lower first Wednesday gross.
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