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Jurassic World Weekend Thread | Official Est. 204.6M | 208.8M - Actuals

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Kalel009Shel Global Phenomenon

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Antman- yes

Terminator- definitely gonna blow expectations out of the water

F4- maybe

terminator looks to be very interesting i think its going to open huge, quality will determine legs. I may see jpworld a third tome this week. So much fun and a truimph). Im not sold yet on f4 yet either. Antman looks good for bo power as well with micheal douglas shining in the film. Edited by Superman001
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so glad this movie performing great. JP  i grew up with this film as a kid love dino JP is the only movie taht made me do nightmare the ONLY for 1 month damn tha was long.

 

It was freaking scary for a kid and WTF i understand the Box office it makes right now

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Of course I liked it, but that doesn't mean I think he did anything in that film to make them trust him with a large budget film.

Oh, I gotcha. That's a good point. If anyone's curious, it's actually Brad Bird who got Trevorrow the job for Jurassic World, lol. I like this trend though; I honestly want Chazelle to direct the next Jurassic Park. Nothing in Whiplash implicitly says he'd be great at a large budget film, but I think he has the sensibilities, much like Trevorrow, to deliver an entertaining blockbuster.

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I'm probably colored by my cousin's reaction (he's very excited for IO and doesn't want to see JW), but I think the "zeitgeist" effect is being seriously overestimated. Even if kids do want to see it I just can't imagine parents giving in so easily when a non-worrisome option that is still very much worth their time is a few theaters down.

Breaking the OW record or getting close after $125 million day-before-release projections from the trades isn't capturing the zeitgeist?

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Mitch Sleeper Hit

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There's no competition this weekend?

 

How about a film that makes 200 million dollars?  That's plenty of competition.

 

And falling off a cliff?  REally?

 

May 15–17 2 $45,428,128 - 3,702 - $12,271 $45,438,128 1 May 22–24 3 $24,639,262 -45.8% 3,722 +20 $6,620 $88,079,541 2 May 22–25 3 $31,287,441 -31.1% 3,722 +20 $8,406 $94,727,720 2 May 29–31 4 $14,178,236 -42.5% 3,255 -467 $4,356 $116,467,770 3 Jun 5–7 5 $7,831,453 -44.8% 2,720 -535 $2,879 $130,665,718 4

 

 

 

I said this weekend. In am early post I said it has done Wonderfully great all except for this weekend.

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Dementeleus Cinematic Universe

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Oh, I gotcha. That's a good point. If anyone's curious, it's actually Brad Bird who got Trevorrow the job for Jurassic World, lol. I like this trend though; I honestly want Chazelle to direct the next Jurassic Park. Nothing in Whiplash implicitly says he'd be great at a large budget film, but I think he has the sensibilities, much like Trevorrow, to deliver an entertaining blockbuster.

Why wouldn't you want him to do another original film that he created himself?

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I'm probably colored by my cousin's reaction (he's very excited for IO and doesn't want to see JW), but I think the "zeitgeist" effect is being seriously overestimated. Even if kids do want to see it I just can't imagine parents giving in so easily when a non-worrisome option that is still very much worth their time is a few theaters down. Breaking the OW record or getting close after $125 million day-before-release projections from the trades isn't capturing the zeitgeist?
This week is not next week. There haven't been any big kids movies since Home
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Mitch Sleeper Hit

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No he didn't it was a fabricated story from 2011

http://screenrant.com/matrix-4-5-bill-and-ted-3-keanu-reeves-rob-97796/

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Keanu is worried about right now is MATRIX 4

 

 

his girlfriend just died......

 

RIP and Prayers for him

 

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-36052/Keanus-girlfriend-dies-crash.html

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True, but I don't know, a 75M budget could be doable and it'd be sweet I imagine. What studio is that at?

 

I agree with what you're saying; but all I meant is I want a mainstream Keanu popularity return because he's such an awesome guy. I want him to be famous again, although he doesn't care about it. :P

 

75M? Speed 2 cost 110M back in 1997.

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wildphantom Box Office Gold

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If it hits 70 million.....

 

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I think the movie gods were smiling on me today.  This is the first day off work for me in about ten days.  I left my phone on silent last night so I didn't hear the fall for overtime this morning.  Subsequently this is the most time in one 24 hour period I have spent on the forums in about a year.  It's been such an awesome day, hanging out with you fine people on this grand site discussing opening weekend records that could come.

 

Love you guys...even the assholes.  :)

It's been an awesome day. Pretty much everyone is genuinely enthused. Days like this bring home just why we're all on here

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