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Monday Numbers (Actuals: Hunger Games-$3.4m, FRZ-$2.4m, Thor2-$0.53m, Homefront-$0.503m)

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baumer Cinematic Universe

baumer

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Holy shit, RUBBER! Yes! :rofl:

 

Rubber is one of the most ridiculously fucking stupid films I've ever seen.  I hope you didn't direct that or something, did you Tele?

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DeeCee Global Phenomenon

DeeCee

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Do you have any totals for just Canadian releases?  Like how about Goon? Or what about one of the most expensive films ever made here, Passchendaele?

A pity Canada doesn't really make any bigger budget "Canadian" films.

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#ED Global Phenomenon

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Speaking of, you ever get that pregnancy confirmed?

Doctors performed another test and stated my wife is pregnant. However still need an ultrasound confirmation which could not be made because she's probably less than 5 weeks still. So I will know "for sure" in 2 weeks.I haven't been able to see CF yet because she's nauseas as fuck. Edited by #ED
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DAR Global Phenomenon

DAR

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Doctors performed another test and stated my wife is pregnant. However still need an ultrasound confirmation which could not be made because she's probably less than 5 weeks still. So I will know "for sure" in 2 weeks.

Best of luck
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Plain Old Tele Cinematic Universe

Plain Old Tele

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Doctors performed another test and stated my wife is pregnant. However still need an ultrasound confirmation which could not be made because she's probably less than 5 weeks still. So I will know "for sure" in 2 weeks.I haven't been able to see CF yet because she's nauseas as fuck.

 

You guys are gonna be stressed as fuck for that first ultrasound. It's okay, deep breaths. :)

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Lordmandeep Global Phenomenon

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From what I recall the "glory days"

 

of Box office Mojo started in 2004.

 

There was massive and I mean massive outside interest in the box office of Passion of the Christ in 2004 and then you had Spider Man 2 and Shrek 2. Then you had the mega hits of ROTS and DMC in 2005 and 2006 and the crazy summer of 2007. 

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