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Now this is some FINE bait

Every time I learn more and more about this movie, it sounds more and more like the perfect Lois & Clark film.

Dorks pretending like they are too sexy for Emma Stone need to sit down

While I was searching for something I had posted in this thread last year, I came across this post with pics of the then Ranger hopefuls. Not one but TWO of these PR rejects got cast on the new Archie show Riverdale (KJ Apa and Ross Butler as Archie and Reggie respectively).

JLaw got first billing in the trailer tho

Aren't these ineligible? If not, they'd be on my list too.

Rumors of Angela Lansbury joining too. And yay for Outstanding Drama, Writing and Direction. Hopefully Lena wins next year, she should have the meatiest material (probably for anyone on the show yet) and if most of us are right, it will be her last chance.

Yeah, I've watched 5 cm too. I agree with that assessment. The concept of Your Name sounds intriguing so I wonder if it his strongest work yet. Have heard a lot about Garden of Words too. He is no Miyazaki, Takahata or Kon but I'm happy that he is finding this kind of success. As for Hosoda, I've only watched Wolf Children, which was great. I've heard the rest of his work have their flaws so didn't prioritize watching them yet.

I told him not to bother with the haters

How weird is it that just seeing the poster of Your Name made me instantly remember The Place Promised In Our Early Days, a film I had completely forgotten watching about six years back. And turns out they are from the same director! Looks like I should visit the rest of Makoto Shinkai's filmography.

Nooo, Viola needs to finally get her dues! In all fairness though, you don't have to worry. If not this year, then I think Emma will bag it next year for Battle of the Sexes.

Don't even bothermaking sense lol

He returned (with amnesia) in the New 52. Also regained his memories just before Rebirth hit.

Ooh so this is making its date after all, eh? Holidays could be a bloodbath with this vs. Rogue One and Sing vs. Moana

Only fitting that he was in the last great one. He's doing pretty well for himself though. He's not interested in blockbusters except for certain exceptions. And now he's heading into the producing/writing business.

Ugh those Bridget numbers. Now some trash outlets will never shut up about Renee destroying her career by changing her "trademark face" or some similar shit.

The only instance that comes to mind is when Disney trolled Don Bluth and re-released The Little Mermaid when Anastasia released, way back in 1997. I have a strong feeling Disney will pull the "Sing Along version" card from its sleeve for Moana a little after Sing releases. Sooner than they did it for Frozen.

I loved The Halloween Tree. It was a 90's annual tradition to watch it when it aired on Cartoon Network. The "Nothing but theatrical releases" rule left out a lot of DCAU movies in the cold as well.

After making and posting the list, I realized I had forgotten Inside Out! It happens.

1. Aladdin 2. Frozen 3. Millennium Actress 4. The Tale of Princess Kaguya 5. Princess Mononoke 6. The Little Mermaid 7. Howl's Moving Castle 8. The Incredibles 9. Mary and Max 10. Tokyo Godfathers 11. Wolf Children: Yuki and Ame 12. ParaNorman 13. Only Yesterday 14. The Nightmare Before Christmas 15. Wreck-It Ralph 16. Toy Story 3 17. Shrek 18. My Neighbour Totoro 19. Lilo & Stitch 20. Pinochhio 21. Mulan 22. Kiki's Delivery Service 23. The Hunchback of Notre Dame 24. Zootopia 25. The Iron Giant 26. Spirited Away 27. Paprika 28. Snow White & the Seven Dwarves 29. Inside Out 30. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm 31. The Emperor's New Groove 32. Toy Story 2 33. Sleeping Beauty 34. Ratatouille 35. Grave of the Fireflies 36. Shrek 2 37. The Last Unicorn 38. Perfect Blue 39. Waking Life 40. The Land Before Time 41. Whisper of the Heart 42. Toy Story 43. Finding Nemo 44. Coraline 45. The Jungle Book 46. Monsters Inc. 47. Bambi 48. How to Train Your Dragon 49. Corpse Bride 50. Rango 51. The Lion King 52. Wall-E 53. South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut 54. A Scanner Darkly 55. The Lego Movie 56. Alice in Wonderland 57. The Simpsons Movie 58. Ponyo 59. Tangled 60. Finding Dory 61. Despicable Me 62. Kung Fu Panda 63. Triplets de Belleville 64. Anastasia 65. Prince of Egypt 66. How to Train Your Dragon 2 67. Dumbo 68. Beauty and the Beast 69. A Bug's Life 70. Tarzan 71. Bolt 72. The Princess and the Frog 73. Big Hero 6 74. Cinderella 75. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 76. 101 Dalmatians 77. Secret of the Kells 78. The Secret World of Arrietty 79. Mr. Peabody and Sherman 80. The Rescuers Down Under 81. Monster House 82. Nausicaa: Valley of the Wind 83. Hercules 84. Up 85. Rama: Prince of Light 86. Fantasia 87. Meet the Robinsons 88. Lady and the Tramp 89. The Croods 90. All Dogs Go to Heaven 91. Atlantis: The Lost Empire 92. Kung Fu Panda 3 93. Treasure Planet 94. James and the Giant Peach 95. Peter Pan 96. Ferngully: The Last Rainforest 97. Ice Age 98. Arthur Christmas 99. Rise of the Guardians 100. Monsters University

Twist: Dr. Manhattan altered the DC universe to be dark and gritty! After his defeat, we will return to

It's virtually the same multiplier as IM2 lol, the SS equivalent of the MCU (third entry of interconnected universe) and had even opened a little lower than Squad. IM2 doesn't even have the pardon of being an "non-entity property at the time" like IM1, it was supposed to be the hotly anticipated sequel.

A combo of 133M opening and close to 2.4 multiplier at end of run for a superhero flick is obviously a result of horrendous lack of goodwill and miserable WOM yo'

Ron Howard too. Regarding Ben, I see grey ghost may have been talking specifically about actors who almost completely retire acting for directing, but if Affleck decides to make that choice, there's nothing to suggest from his past directorial efforts that he wouldn't succeed.