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8 minutes ago, a2k said:
Midway has a 100m prod budget and Doc Sleep 45m.
That way Doc Sleep is in much better shape and should very least manage Rambo: Last Blood like performance.
Midway's dom on the other hand won't come close to it's prod budget and will rely on strong OS.
Expectations wise though, the story is different.
Doctor Sleep will do north of $20 million.
Ouch on Midway’s budget, what the fuck is up with Hollywood this year and their big budget misfires?
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20 hours ago, Valonqar said:
Please tell me that Bond's last girlfriend is gonna keel over in this. She was terrible.
She be a Zoe Nightshade except actually may not make it.
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That’s an alright number for Doctor Sleep should make $$$ back with its $45 million budget.
For the rest is mediocre. I guess the 4th quarter of 2019 will die.
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Dead numbers
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A surprisingly good remake. Aubrey Plaza’s performance is good. I also enjoyed the black detective character as He was some fun to watch. This is definitely more of a fun film as it’s crazy at times. Mark Hamill actually does a creepy job as Chucky, and the Buddi song is actually kinda fucked up.
the idea of this film is quite interesting as well, and kinda creepy too if you think about it as our society is so relied on technology all the time as well.
Overall for a remake this was actually good. The 1988 version is still the prime film, and will still remain a very good movie. This is also a massive improvement from Cult Of Chucky as well! Child’s Play 2019 is a solid remake with some decent actors, a creepy premise, and a damn fun time!
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Terminator Dead.....
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Studios other than Disney aren’t releasing any specific surprises or tentpoles. Netflix has more appealing titles this year sadly.
And yes I know we’ve had some surprises this year and some other non-Disney tent poles but c’mon....
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Just now, Zakiyyah6 said:
Which WB horror film flopped this year?
None of them. I think it should pull $30-$35 million though
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14 hours ago, Ryan Reynolds said:
its got 95% verified audience score on RT so far, early but sort of impressive . Since these are from previews i'm not sure what it means for general audience
Stephen King films are always divided by audiences. The Shinning, Carrie, Shawshank Redemption, Green Mile, and Misery are normally the positive ones.
While adaptations of Cell, Dreamcatcher, Thinner(which I like), and Dark Tower are deemed the bad ones for example.
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1 hour ago, filmlover said:
I have this pegged for a high single digits opening next weekend. This should've been dumped on Netflix.
More mid digits I think. Paramount having three bombs before thanksgiving is really bad.
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This will outgross Terminator and Charlie’s Angels
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Doctor Sleep:$30 million
Last Christmas: $16 million
Midway: $9 million
Playing With Fire:$6 million
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Doctor Sleep next causality?
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Fantastic! I love it
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25 minutes ago, Alli said:
Par is lacking ideas. I mean, all studios want franchises and Par trashed all their potential franchises. But the biggest problem is Par is not taking chances on anything new. All they do is try to revive hits from their glory days. But people aren't buying it.
Top Gun 2 next year will be hefty bomb for next year
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Not bad numbers considering Halloween is dead
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4 minutes ago, Ryan Reynolds said:
Does Fox have one this year? Though Ford v Ferrari should about 100m
Ford V Ferrari should do it. Fox though is kind of with Disney now. But they’re dead in the water worse than Paramount is.
Dark Phoenix, Kid Who Would Be King, Alita’s domestic side, and Stuber were all duds. However Ready Or Not, and Breakthrough were small hits for what they were.
At least Paramount has had it some hits such as: Rocketman, Crawl, What Men Want, and Dora. Their bombs though were more costly though. Wonder Park, Gemini Man, and possibly now Terminator are all big budget duds.
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Paramount still in a rough slump. Probably the first major studio in a few years to not have a $100 million title. I think Sony in 2015 didn’t have any $100 million titles.
The problem with Terminator franchise is that it’s too tiresome anymore. Salvation and Genisys were the nails in the coffin.
It’s crazy to believe that people thought Salvation was going to be a massive blockbuster back in 2009, and then it performed under Rise Of The Machines.
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On 5/14/2019 at 2:18 PM, Maxmoser3 said:
2019
January:
Jason X: B
Dawn Of The Dead: B+
February:
Daredevil: B
Down To Earth: B+
Bad Times At The El Royale: B+
Night School: B-
Dracula 2000: C
March:
Green Inferno: F
Tomcats:C-(unsure about the grade didn’t care for this one)
American Pie Presents Band Camp: C+
Gangster Squad: B+
Harold & Kumar(theatrical version): B+
Halloween Resurrection: C
Knocked Up: B+
Harold & Kumar(unrated): B+
Corky Romano: D
April:
Van Wilder: B+
Vice( Dick Cheney Bio): B+
Pet Sematary(2019 remake): D
Signs: B+
May:
Infinity War: B-
The Running Man: B+
Black Hawk Down: B+
The Glass House(some teen thriller with a milfy Diane Lane): D+
Long Shot: B-
Raptor: F
June:
Mid 90’s: B+
The Wash: C+Lover’s Lane: F
White Men Can’t Jump: B
July:
Die Another Day: B+
Shaft: B+
Unfriended: C
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood: B+
The Disaster Artist: C
August:
Encino Man: B+
El Mariachi: D
Whiteout: D-
Desperado: B+
Once Upon A Time In Mexico: B
Tag: C
Abandon: D-
Never Talk To Strangers: D-
Son In Law: B
September:
Gamer: B
Due Date: C
Us: B+
Gummo: D-
October:
Thinner: B
House Of 1000 Corpses: B
The Doors: B
Dead Presidents: B
40 Days And 40 Nights: B+
Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas: B+
3 From Hell: C-Law Abiding Citizen: C+
Spaceballs: B+
Total: 56 so far. Up 16 films from 2018 at this point which had a total of around 40 movies watched from January 1- October 30 2018.
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44 minutes ago, Eric Connor said:
Deadline posted an article a couple days back that downgraded it to 35-40M
It really needs $40 million+ to be okay in it’s opening weekend.
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Really it all depends:
Addams Family will sneak past it. Same with Maleficent(November holds and Frozen 2 benefit).
For November locks are so far just Frozen 2. Dark horses or the no chances in hell seem like Terminator($85 million total), Charlie’s Angels($55 million total), and Queen & Slim ($35 million total).The possibilities are Beautfiul Day In The Neighborhood, Doctor Sleep, and Ford Vs. Ferrari.
Knives Out also has potential as well but could more likely perform in the $75-$80 million range.
December Jumanji and Star Wars only locks for now. Richard Jewell will do more-so in the $50 million range. Cats has a shot considering Musicals have done surprisingly well in this slot, and with Taylor Swift could be a benefit to the film’s marketing and audience.
1917 could be anywhere like The Revenant or Lone Survivor. To something in the range of films like War Horse for example.
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Terminator: $32 million
Snow Dogs: $4 million
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Just like my thoughts on 3 From Hell. Meh on these numbers and box office
Midway | Nov 8 2019 | Roland Emmerich | Woody Harrelson, Mandy Moore, Luke Evans
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