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If this does pass Avatar, I hope it does so by a significant enough amount that Cameron can't rerelease Avatar in Smell-O-Vision and retake the top spot. Still kinda bummed that the 3D rerelease of Titanic kept Avengers from overtaking it.

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1 minute ago, Orestes said:

I dunno, a Best Picture nom feels unlikely. It'll get technical noms for sure, but I don't see any others. If it does get a Best Pic nom, Fury Road better get one, too.

AVATAR managed to get one so it wouldn't be that far-fetched.

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1 minute ago, Darth Dexter of Hoth said:

James Cameron delays avatar 2 until 2040. Working on a new technology that will put audience in film.  

Tickets cost $1 million each. A million rich people see it causing it to gross $1 Trillion WW. Cameron tops the box office until the end of times. 

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If Monday is over $40M, which is looking increasingly likely, I don't know how it misses $50M for Christmas. Avatar's second Friday was 41% ahead of its first Monday, so TFA seeing a ~25% increase should be doable, especially given we know Christmas had the third highest presales prior to the weekend.

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10 minutes ago, Salacious Tree Crumb said:

I don't always wear my glasses as they can give me headaches. :) I need new eye test but $$$$.

 

 

I feel very lucky to have 20/20, especially since my mom and dad both wear glasses. Sister also has 20/20. My mom's sister and her daughter both have horrible vision. Cousin was wearing glasses from very young age, similar to my mom.

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Sounds bizarre but I'm in a way kinda jealous of the US's unreserved seating thing. All of the UK is reserved so on the plus side you can book a great seat and turn up as its starting if you wanted to... But on weekends like this I can imagine the excitement of waiting in line with hundreds of other fans, you almost have to make a day of it. The anticaption must be great. 

 

Like I said, kind of. :P 

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7 minutes ago, Orestes said:

I dunno, a Best Picture nom feels unlikely. It'll get technical noms for sure, but I don't see any others. If it does get a Best Pic nom, Fury Road better get one, too.

I think Fury Road is a banker anyway. 

 

I'm going on record saying Star Wars is in. You can all flame me if I'm wrong in a few weeks! :P

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Just now, Dan9 said:

Sounds bizarre but I'm in a way kinda jealous of the US's unreserved seating thing. All of the UK is reserved so on the plus side you can book a great seat and turn up as its starting if you wanted to... But on weekends like this I can imagine the excitement of waiting in line with hundreds of other fans, you almost have to make a day of it. The anticaption must be great. 

 

Like I said, kind of. :P 

queuing in a line for hours is probably a lot better in your head than in reality. and when was the last time you talked to anyone else in a line, come on.

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5 minutes ago, Salacious Tree Crumb said:

AVATAR managed to get one so it wouldn't be that far-fetched.

 

Don't get me wrong, I hope it does. If that happens, and if Stallone gets a Supporting Actor nod, I might actually watch the Oscars for the first time in forever.

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6 minutes ago, Orestes said:

If this does pass Avatar, I hope it does so by a significant enough amount that Cameron can't rerelease Avatar in Smell-O-Vision and retake the top spot. Still kinda bummed that the 3D rerelease of Titanic kept Avengers from overtaking it.

Lucasarts will just release TFA on the same weekend. 

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Just now, Dan9 said:

Sounds bizarre but I'm in a way kinda jealous of the US's unreserved seating thing. All of the UK is reserved so on the plus side you can book a great seat and turn up as its starting if you wanted to... But on weekends like this I can imagine the excitement of waiting in line with hundreds of other fans, you almost have to make a day of it. The anticaption must be great. 

 

Like I said, kind of. :P 

 

Yeah you say this in theory, but in practice the UK has it right. The only reserved seating at my local Regal is for IMAX and Regal's PLF brand RPX. I gladly pay extra for the RPX reserved seats over going to a regular show and dealing with the free for all to get a decent seat. Plus RPX is a much bigger screen of course, lol.

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