Weekend Actuals | Spy 29.09M, SA 25.84M, Ins3 22.69M, Ent 10.28M, MM 7.83M, PP2 7.57M, TL 7.2M, AoU 6.34M

[Blankments]

Was that me? Don't worry, it wasn't from the movie. I made it up.

Oh, that's good to hear.

 

Dude, you and other people spoiled the crap out of Tomorrowland in his thread during the OW. By the time I saw it I already knew the whole big theme behind it was the

optimism thing. 

My apologies about that, I tried to keep a lot of my stuff tagged, but it must've not been enough. To be fair, I don't necessarily think knowing the theme of a movie is a spoiler. At least in Tomorrowland's case, the theme was pretty well expressed by the marketing I thought. Still, sorry about that.

[Travod]

This place is dead.

[grim22]

This place is dead.

The no derailments rule (thanks to Pokemon and Finnish pizza) killed weekend numbers threads.

[K1stpierre]

This place is dead.

It's just a typical boring box office weekend. Numbers aren't exciting.

[Ethan Hunt]

The no derailments rule (thanks to Pokemon and Finnish pizza) killed weekend numbers threads.

And to think we spent our last free weekend thread talking about mountains

[Chewy]

June is a tricky month for legs. It will need to have a good second weekend hold opposite JW to get anywhere near $150 million. Right now I am going to predict a multiplier similar to The Heat and Tammy so around $130 million finish.

 

I think it'll hold well, good counter-programming. I'm expecting much better WOM than Heat or Tammy

[The Futurist]

It's just a typical boring box office weekend. Numbers aren't exciting.

 

Derailments about Fassbender's serpent allowed week end threads to be exciting, a long time ago in a galaxy, far, far away, before " The Classic Conversation Dark Age".

Ancient Times.

Edited June 7, 2015 by The Futurist

[MattW]

Yeah I think it's crazy that San Andreas did so well but spy is doing slightly below expectations (or at least slightly below what I thought were general expectations).

[Jay Beezy]

Yeah I think it's crazy that San Andreas did so well but spy is doing slightly below expectations (or at least slightly below what I thought were general expectations).

 

I guess people went through a bit of McCarthy burnout after Tammy.

 

San Andreas' success I attribute to two things:

 

One is Chelsea Peretti's plug on Late Night. 

 

The other is not The Rock. 

Edited June 7, 2015 by Jay Beezy

[4815162342]

Numbers aren't exciting.

 

You just got yourself a Jurassic Flop. There, made it exciting for ya.

[shayhiri]

So Spy...was probably the best movie I've seen this year. Yep, ahead of Mad Max (gasp)

 

 

So Spy...was probably the best movie I've seen this year. Yep, ahead of Mad Max (gasp), Avengers, San An, Spongebob, Kingsman, all of them. McCarthy was not reduced to a walking fat joke, the jokes were fresh, original, and fast, and there was a surprising amount of action that coherent, thrilling, and well executed. The 95% RT is not a fluke, this was a damn good movie. The most fun I've had in a while. 

 

I hate the unnecessary influx of sequels weve been getting, but I swear I hope we get a trilogy from this. So fun. And LMAO at

50 CENT!

They did a great job at hiding him.

 

I knew it.

 

Too bad this movie is a BO fiasco, so no fat sequels.

[Kvikk Lunsj]

You just got yourself a Jurassic Flop. There, made it exciting for ya.

Maybe she meant you are boring     

[Jandrew]

 

I knew it. Too bad this movie is a BO fiasco, so no fat sequels.

 

 

Man...shut up. 

[Asyulus]

I knew it.

 

Too bad this movie is a BO fiasco, so no fat sequels.

lol

[Dementeleus]

Man, I really didn't like SAN ANDREAS.

[Travod]

Man, I really didn't like SAN ANDREAS.

We already knew that all other movies this summer have been spoiled.

[Asyulus]

San Flopdreas?

[MrPink]

Man, I really didn't like SAN ANDREAS.

 

T'was mediocre?

[Dementeleus]

T'was mediocre?

No.

[TalismanRing]

No.

 

Twas terrible?