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WB is back on the $$$

Batman Vs. Superman:160 million, Big Fat Greek Wedding 2:11.2 million.

This actually looks pretty good.

Yeah that's what I meant everything is crammed in next to each other.

It could be a little bit steeper I'm thinking about 35-40% maybe? But what do I know

It should be fine, Spring Break is this week in most areas and families we be out and about for Zootopia. While the others could also bring some decent $$$ this week. But Zootopia will have another solid hold this coming up weekend, and Allegiant could debut in the low-to-mid thirties considering how the third movie trend usually does.

10 Cloverfield Lane was pretty good although the ending was weird.

But overseas people flock to these type of movies even if they (Exodus and Noah) are bad.

Paramount will put the last minute mark for this. They have late May or early June to release the trailer to attract audiences. If not then they should move it to 2017. Although, that's the death year in the spring and summer. Everything is slaughtering each other.

There's too that last March was horrendous in comparison to the past couple of years. With also, the surprising record breaking debut of Deadppol and now Zootopia then Batman Vs. Superman. The 1st quarter(January-March) could be the biggest ever since 2010. April will be probably ok considering Batman Vs. Superman, and The Jungle Book, and also potential modest budget hits like The Boss could help out as well.

Terrible title sounds more like a tag line than a title.

This March so far has been solid. I wonder if the actuals for this weekend will actually increase and the top 12 is above last year's? I would be happy. Anyway, I'm thinking for next weekend's film Allegiant will be a large drop from Insurgent's OW(34 million in comparison to 52 million) and probably do 90 million domestic with the help of overseas potentially. Miracles From Heaven I think can open around Heaven Is For Real but for now I'm thinking in the high teens (17-19 million 3-day) for it, I'm hoping for it to do north of 20 million 3-days and do at least 25-27 million 5-days and end its run over 70 million. Midnight Special could probably do around 1 million or so, but will probably disappear and make less than half of its $18 million budget.

Sony will try anything they can to have Spectre at that $200 million mark. There was even a double feature at one of the dollar theatres near me that had a double feature with Spectre and Concussion.

Allegiant:34.1 million, Miracles From Heaven: 19.6 million 3-day(26.4 million 5-day).

Audiences both traveled to Zootopia and 10 Cloverfield Lane this weekend. Zootopia still remains on the top spot with a solid estimated 50 million and earning over 142 million domestic and over 400 million worldwide. Zootopia should still hold up strong and make its way close to 250 million domestic. 10 Cloverfield Lane had a solid start with an estimated 25.5 million this weekend while it wasn't as big as Cloverfield was back in 2008, 10 Cloverfield Lane can possibly hold better than that film did. Overall 10 Cloverfield Lane should earn close to 60 million domestic. While on it's five weekend, Deadpool still managed to make it past the 10 million mark and is coming close to Marvel's Guardians Of The Galaxy very soon and should have one more week to have a sucessful hold until Batman Vs. Superman:Dawn Of Justice. Deadpool should end its run around 370 million domestic. London Has Fallen took a so-so drop but was a better drop than its predcessor (although GI Joe:Retaliation was competition that weekend) so London will fall between 35-40 million less than its predcessor and make between 55-65 million domestic. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot had a decent drop this weekend below 40% and should come close to 25 million domestic. The Perfect Match had an alright start for a film being released in less than 1,000 screens this weekend but will probably fade away quickly and make close to 10 million domestic. The Young Messiah had a bleh start around 3.7 million this weekend, well below the debut of this year's Risen, 2014's God's Not Dead, and even last year's Do You Believe? With Miracles In Heaven coming out in a few days, Young Messiah will probably earn less than 10 million domestic. Even worse, the delayed Sacha Baron Cohen action comedy The Brothers Grimsby bombed this weekend with an estimated 3.1 million below the likes of other comedy bombs such as Unfinished Business, and Macgruber. Even with the marketing that Sony had with the spot involving The Jimmy Kimmel Show with the scene that was too explicit for television, and some of the controversies involving Sacha Baron Cohen's comment involving Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and AIDS. It just seemed that no one really bothered to see the film although it did have a solid B+ on Cinemascore. The Brothers Grimsby will disappear before the end of March and make 7-8 million domestic.

Either way, 10 Cloverfield Lane is no matter what a financial success for Paramount.

Don't forget the evening showings as well.

The marketing for the film(The Brothers Grimsby) looked confusing. Like is it another Hitman like movie? Or is it an action movie? Or is it a comedy?

Underworld 5 will be like Resident Evil:Retribution

Ouch Sony needs to find a hit bad.

Ben-Hur would need the power of overseas

That's quite solid

Paramount is having a good recovery after Zoolander 2, 13 Hours, and Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. Sony needs to find some way to make some $$$ back after Grimsby. They have Angry Birds, Ghostbusters, and Sausage Party in the summer. Magnificent Seven in the fall. But 2017 is gonna be their best year since 2012! I can feel it

Solid for Cloverfield. Ok for Young Messiah. Terrible for Grimsby. Sasha Baron Cohen had one decent movie out of his characters and that was Borat, Ali G was good for what it was too. But Bruno was stupid, and The Dictator was mediocre at best.

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