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Triple 9 doing around my expectations.

Disney still trying that sequel?

The marketing for this is huge! Paramount needs a hit.

Election Year will be the biggest marketed one of 2016, and has a solid release date but could have some signs of frontloading. The Conjuring 2 is going to make less than its predcessor, but it should get at least 90 million domestic.

February could be quite solid this year! The first quarter could be slightly ahead of last year.

Next weekend's expectations. Triple 9 and Gods Of Egypt bomb. Eddie The Eagle has a modest debut and holds up well.

That was also helped out by Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides at drive-ins that summer.

Fox has had a two in the row top two films since 2014 back when Universal did it with Ride Along and Lone Survivor.

STX is enjoying some decent success at the beginning of the year. I wonder if they will have some profitable titles coming our way.

No Doug Bradley though basically I heard they told him that he was going to be background, and it's unfortunate to see Heather Legankamp being cast in a film like this. Hellraiser was once not a horrible franchise but after Inferno I was like fuck it.

Deadpool shot up the weekend with an estimated 55 million! Which is the third time an R rated film made it over 50 million mark right next to American Sniper and The Passion Of The Christ, Deadpool is now the highest grossing X-Men film domestic and is near 500 million worldwide already! Deadpool should still hold up strong considering the lack of competition, and should end its run around 350 million domestic. Kung Fu Panda 3 still hanging on with an estimated 12.3 million this weekend considering Zootopia comes out in two weeks, Panda should have some wiggle room left over and ends its run around 140 million. Risen was off to a decent start with an estimated 11.8 million and was slightly ahead of War Room's 11.3 million debut back in late August. Wth solid word of mouth, and Easter next month Risen should end its run around 45 million domestic. Indie horror film The Witch was off to an alright start for A24, but among horror film standards for this year it was below The Boy, and The Forest. But was ahead of Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension and Dark Skies. With negative word of mouth, The Witch should die off quickly and end its run close to 20 million. How To Be Single took a so-so drop around 54% this weekend, which is significantly better than About Last Night's 70.6% drop back in 2014. How To Be Single should end its run above 40 million domestic. Race was off to a slow start which was below last year's McFarland U.S.A. The film although has encouraging word of mouth but that isn't sure sign of holding power. Race should finish over 20 million. Zoolander 2 took a hefty drop this weekend around 60% which is steeper than the first film's drop back in 2001. If more drops like this occur, Zoolander 2 will fall short of 30 million.

Dimension was also a great studio in the early 2000's as well. They had sucessful franchises that helped them out from the 90's till 2005 or so. Dimension also had popularity with their horror franchises at video stores too.

Perfect Dark:The Movie.

The potential kiss of death weekend #2 of 2016. Openers only(February 26-28). Gods Of Egypt:11.2 million, Eddie The Eagle:9.5 million, Triple 9:5.3 million.

Especially the unecessary ones

What? Steak is good. It depends where you get it too like a grocery store like Jay C's or Kroger they have good steak. Texas Roadhouse, Outback Steakhouse, and Longhorn Steakhouse have really good steak. While a grocery store like Marsh and a restaurant like Lone Star are just eh.

That's a good example! Sony needed some profitable films in the summer after Aloha and Pixels bombed. War Room was also a film that wasn't necessarily heavily marketed either.

The Martian is a film that made around expectations. Gravity is a breakout because no one suspected it to do 55 million OW and do 274 million domestic.

The cast could bring in some success. But Jennifer Anniston isn't fully a gigantic draw although she has had decent hits like Marley and Me, We're The Millers, and Horrible Bosses. Plus Paramount has shown that they can do well in December.

Snowden is a film that could make profit in the month of September, but Open Road as mentioned in the Triple 9 thread poorly market films just like Relativity. Open Road has had decent profit with films like The Grey, The Nut Job, Nightcrawler, Spotlight, and End Of Watch. But as a studio they really can't make a film look appeal besides just hey there's this celebrity, or they dump a film onto somewhere like the dead fall or dead winter or even the first weekend of December.

September is a month for WOM adult hits like Contagion, Prisoners, End Of Watch, The Intern, The Perfect Guy, The Equalizer, The Town, and Moneyball. (Among others) But there is A Walk Among The Tombstones, Trouble With The Curve, and Everest.

This is just __________....... The Smurfs are something that are stale now, Demi Lovato is a major bitch. Mandy Patinkin I liked Criminal Minds and he's not a pain in the ass. But The Smurfs need to end(kids don't care anymore about them).

TDKR is a good movie but it's not as good as The Dark Knight. But still really good. Deadpool is a different subject. Deadpool isn't taking itself too seriously like those movies.

wasnt Balde Runner released around January-March of 1982?