MovieMan89

1. The Dark Knight: A+2. The Incredibles: A+3. Spiderman 2: A4. X-men: First Class: A5. Iron Man: A6. X2: X-Men United: A-7. Spiderman - A-8. Batman Begins - B+9. Hellboy II: The Golden Army - B+10. Thor - B+11. Iron Man 2 - B+12. The Incredible Hulk - B+13. Hellboy - B14. Batman Returns - B15. Batman '89 - B16. Watchmen - B17. Superman Returns - B18. Captain America- B-19. Megamind - B-20. The Green Hornet - B-21. Unbreakable - B-22. Superman - C+23. X-Men: The Last Stand - C+24. Spiderman 3 - C25. Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer - C26. Hulk - C27. Hancock - C-28. Superman II - C-29. Fantastic Four - D+30. X-Men Origins: Wolverine - D+31. My Super Ex Girlfriend - D+32. Green Lantern - D+33. Daredevil - D34. Batman Forever - D35. Ghost Rider - D-36. Elektra - F37. Catwoman - F38. Spawn - F39. Batman and Robin - F

I'd bet money that they'd never honor a Tarantino flick with more than a nom for BP/director. At least not until he's very very old.

I wish this stupid franchise would go away. I'm sure they're enjoyable for a lot of kids but they're pretty much impossible for anyone else to enjoy.

That seems like an awfully low CS for it. I thought WOM would be through the roof.

Nice for 21JS. We haven't had a good big jump from the estimates in awhile.

Most animated movies don't drop over 40% until several weekends into their release. This has its first two in a row. Definitely not the best legs.

Welcome to two months ago.

I just meant its legs in general. i don't know why it would just effect its weekend ones, except that Spring Break this week is mostly what inflated its weekday numbers.

It kinda sorta is. It's weekday legs are good, but its weekend ones have been less than stellar for an animated/family movie. Might be because of the strong environmental/political message of the movie.

Yikes, I guess spring break weekdays really did mute Lorax's Sat bump this weekend. Not really on track to beat DM now. And LMAO at JC's over 55% 2nd weekend drop. Where's Hand of Illumination now?

Does he actually show his magic mike in that movie? If so I'm gonna guess yes.

Lmao, gotta say I love that nickname.

That's a phenomenal Friday to Friday hold for the Lorax. Looks like that sub 20% drop I mentioned could actually happen.

Very nice indeed. If a Sat increase happens it will get close to $40m.

I wouldn't be surprised if The Lorax lands in the $27-30m range for the weekend.

i think it means it's in for a sub 30% drop this weekend. Who knows maybe even sub 20% will happen, although that would be really crazy.

Woah Lorax only dropped 1% compared to last Monday! Welcome Spring break!

I'm IN this now.24mI can't believe I just predicted that. I had some of the highest original expectations of anyone for this movie, but it's officially soared past all of those. Lol.

Lol, BOM's weekend report is funny, they rip JC and Disney a new one. My fav quote from the article: "The movie is called John Carter, but aside from the fact that he can jump far and looks good without a shirt on, what else did commercials really convey about the title character?" :lol:

It's really kinda saddening since the 3D in it was entirely useless. It's annoying when movies with crappy 3D have large 3D shares because then it gives people a poor impression of the technology. Like what Alice and Clash did to 3D two years ago.

Wow, Nikki overestimated the hell out of the Lorax's Saturday # last night. Still a fairly good hold though considering its OW.

These Sat bumps for Lorax are crazy. Actually a good bump for JC too, but like Ecstasy said, what does it really matter at this point.

After seeing it I mostly agree, although I do feel somewhat bad for Stanton. Then again he made a subpar movie here and if this is an indicator of his live action chops it will be a blessing in disguise if JC's failure forces him to stick to animation.

Also notice she puts it 2nd behind Lorax even though it's technically first for Friday.

Latest from Nikki: The Lorax (Universal) Week 2 [3,746 Theaters] Est Friday $9.6M, Est Weekend $40M John Carter (Disney) NEW [3,749 Theaters] Est Friday $9.9M, Est Weekend $28M Silent House (Open Road) NEW [1,890 Theaters] Est Friday $2.4M, Est Weekend $6M A Thousand Words (Paramount) NEW [2,124 Theaters] Est Friday $1.8M, Est Weekend $5.4M So much for my prediction of Silent House breaking out.