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'People in adjacent theaters getting hit from bullets through the walls'

10 died in the theater, 4 died going to hospital.

Chief just confirmed 14 dead,

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck

I can't get this image out of my mind. I don't think I ever will. This is utterly horrific.

This is so fucked up.

Holy shit.

Damn that's great for ASM.

Where's The Raid? ;_;

Nikki updatedIA4 - 16.5/16.5/45.5TASM - 10.3/14/35 (200.9)Ted - 6.9/8.9/23 (159.8)Brave - 3.4/4.4/10.9 (195.8)MM - 3.2/8.5 (91.5)Great for Spidey, if it holds.

Kayu was asking if it was the average 2D price. It's not. And it's not a useful comparison tool to have an overall average when different movies have different format shares.

All from NATO's yearly averages (which are bullshit, but it's what we have).

That's easy to account for, and it does make a significant difference because the earlier weekends have a bigger 3D share and make up the majority of the total gross.Toy Story 3BOM vs Spizzer's methodWk 1: 21.26M vs 18.41MWk 2: 11.84M vs 10.13MWk 3: 7.70M vs 6.78M40.8 vs 35.32 after 3 weeks52.2 vs 47.4M totalThe ticket estimates do start to converge, but there's still a great difference in the beginning.Now you could argue that kids' prices would give ticket sales a boost not reflected in the gross, which is why I gave a large range for the Pixar films.

No, for 2011 $7.60 was the average 2D price and $10.85 was the average 3D price Note that those are not very accurate numbers compared to what people actually pay during the first few weeks of a movie's run, but it's consistent with the data we have from before the 3D era and therefore useful for the purposes of comparison.

That's just BOM's number that doesn't factor in 3D. It's within 2% of TS2's ticket sales.

Hard to determine for sure, but that seems to be the case.

Yup.Finding Nemo 53-58M---Toy Story 3 45-50MToy Story 2 45-50MMonsters, Inc. 42-47MToy Story 42-47MThe Incredibles 40-45M---Cars 35-40MUp 32-37MA Bug's Life 32-37MWALL-E 29-34MRatatouille 29-34M---Brave ~22-27MCars 2 20-25M

I thought the first one was meh even as an 11 year old. Not much to like other than Scrat.

I wouldn't consider LOTR, HP, Twilight, Hunger Games, etc. movie franchises. They're just series of adaptations.They're still media franchises though.

Great for Spider–Man. Terrible for Ice Age, but it deserves it.Ice Age RT: 1 - 77%, 2 - 57%, 3- 45%, 4 - 41%Madascagar RT: 1 - 55%, 2 - 64%, 3 - 75%

They use her leaking a story as a plot point in the new season of Episodes.

Yeah, there doesn't seem to be any strong correlation between first Tuesday drop and legs.

Wow, was not expecting that big of an increase. Still has to get about a ~45% second weekend drop to hit $200M by Sunday. 2012 First Tuesday Increases for the top 20 openers (excluding holidays): Wrath of the Titans: 14.3% Dark Shadows: 13% Madagascar 3: 12.8% The Amazing Spider-Man: 12.5% 21 Jump Street: 11.9% John Carter: 10.5% Magic Mike: 8.9% The Lorax: 5.4% Snow White and the Huntsman: 3.5% The Devil Inside: 0.5% Brave: -0.2% Ted: -3.2% Prometheus: -3.9% The Hunger Games: -4.4% Think Like A Man: -5% The Avengers: -6.5%

There hasn't been a consistent pattern for first-week Tuesday bumps, just subsequent Tuesdays.It will probably stay slightly under even today.

Probably won't even hit $210m by then now.