Official Weekend Estimates (Page 30): The Jungle Book - 60.8M (96M OS) | The Huntsman: Winter's War - 20.1M | Barbershop 3 - 10.8M | Zootopia - 6.6M | BvS - 5.5M

[MrPink]

7 minutes ago, angeldelmito said:

okay?

 

I can't jive with Liam Hemsworth.

[filmlover]

I'm sure no one has noticed but Demolition's run is already over after two weeks. Poor Jake.

[angeldelmito]

2 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

I can't jive with Liam Hemsworth.

woody's a good substitute 

Edited April 24, 2016 by angeldelmito

[filmlover]

Doesn't JLaw share her plaque on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson? Lol that's going to be awkward 20 years from now.

[CJohn]

1 hour ago, Chewy said:

lol ok ok guys settle down I don't want to get another mod pm telling me to stfu

You do it on purpose because you know there are people here who take this shit seriously 

1 hour ago, DAJK said:

The finale of Huntsman was pretty great. But overall, there wasn't exactly a war in the movie. Only 2 fight scenes really, one of which wasn't good at all.

 

Could have been called "Huntsman: Winter's Skirmish"

That is the fucking problem. The only good thing are the final 15 minutes or so when all the 4 cast members are there wrecking shit. 

8 minutes ago, filmlover said:

I'm sure no one has noticed but Demolition's run is already over after two weeks. Poor Jake.

The movie is good, tho. Jake has a terrific performance in it. 

3 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Doesn't JLaw share her plaque on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson? Lol that's going to be awkward 20 years from now.

I don't think she shares it. I hope not. Lol. In 20 years people will ask themselves "who are these people" while JLAW celebrates her 3rd Oscar victory or some shit like that.

[DAJK]

6 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Doesn't JLaw share her plaque on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson? Lol that's going to be awkward 20 years from now.

Wait actually she does?

[Belakor]

How many of the Huntsman´s budget was used to pay the actors?

[filmlover]

1 minute ago, DAJK said:

Wait actually she does?

[DAJK]

Just now, Belakor said:

How many of the Huntsman´s budget was used to pay the actors?

Many $$

 

Im pretty sure it was 20M for Hemsworth and Theron. Not sure how much for blunt and chastain but either way it's close to 25-30 just for the main 4.

[4815162342]

36 minutes ago, Treetrunk Special said:

Harry Potter has/had the best cast out of all the major franchises. Rank the franchise casts?

 

#1 is the one with:

 

Sean Connery

Sam Neill

Alec Baldwin

Scott Glenn

Stellan Skarsgard

Courtney B. Vance

Tim Curry

James Earl Jones

Harrison Ford

Samuel L. Jackson

Sean Bean

Richard Harris

Willem Dafoe

etc

[angeldelmito]

3 minutes ago, DAJK said:

Wait actually she does?

HP cast did it, Twilight cast did it, so THG had to do it too lol.

[75Live]

2 minutes ago, 4815162342 said:

 

#1 is the one with:

 

Sean Connery

Sam Neill

Alec Baldwin

Scott Glenn

Stellan Skarsgard

Courtney B. Vance

Tim Curry

James Earl Jones

Harrison Ford

Samuel L. Jackson

Sean Bean

Richard Harris

Willem Dafoe

etc

 

The Tom Clancy franchise?  

[Water Bottle]

28 minutes ago, angeldelmito said:

okay?

 

Two words: Liam Hemsworth.

 

'Nuff said.

 

(Also I feel like Josh Hutcherson gave like a better performance in Little Manhattan or even Zathura or even fucking RV than he did in most Hunger Games movies.)

[a2k]

39 minutes ago, angeldelmito said:

no THG?

 

apart from JLaw and Tucci didn't like anyone else. Thought Peta was badly cast.

[a2k]

34 minutes ago, Water Bottle said:

 

THG has an okay cast. The real tragedy is no SW.

 

Haven't seen it yet

[a2k]

28 minutes ago, Maxmoser3 said:

The Jungle Book still remains king of the box office this weekend with the smallest drop ever for a Disney live-action film, and should stll remain strong for the weeks to come. The Jungle Book should end its run with 335 million domestic.                      Universal's $115 million budget Live-Action fairy tale prequel, The Huntsman:Winter's War bombed this weekend with an estimated $20 million opening weekend that's less than half of Snow White's debut back in 2012. Luckily The Huntsman has overseas but that will not be enough for Universal to scream and shout. With Captain America, coming out in two weeks The Huntsman will likely fall sharp off the tracks for the weeks to come. Look for The Huntsman to ends it run north of $50 million domestic.                                              Last weekend's other release Barbershop:The Next Cut took a steeper drop for the Barbershop franchise and the drop was about the same as Beauty Shop from 2005. Look for Barbershop:The Next Cut to cut its way between $55-$60 million domestic.                 Other Disney champion, Zootopia took a solid hold this weekend and is now over $900 million worldwide! With only just Angry Birds coming out on May 20th, and if you count Ratchet & Clank coming out next weekend there's not any completion for families to see. Look for Zootopia to end its run around $350 million domestic.                       Mellissa McCarthy comedy The Boss took a smaller drop this weekend which was slightly smaller than Identitity Thief, The Heat, Tammy's third weekend drops but was steeper than Spy's 3rd weekend drop. With Keanu coming out this coming up weekend and Neighbors 2:Sorioty Rising coming out May 20th. The Boss could still hold strong but could be Melissa Mccarthy's lowest grossing title in a lead role. The Boss should end its run close to  $60 million domestic.        Batman V. Superman took a smaller decline this weekend, and should have another smaller

drop this coming up weekend right before Captain America:Civil War. Batman V. Superman should end its run around $335 million.        Last weekend's bomb, Criminal had a so-so drop this weekend although it was better than Hardcore Henry's drop, or even 3 Days To Kill's drop. Criminal still remains to be Kevin Costner's lowest grossing title since Revenge back in 1990 and 3000 Miles To Graceland back in 2001 (although they had more attendance) and adjusting ticket price inflation is his lowest grossing film right behind 2008's Swing Vote. Criminal should execute its way to around $15 million domestic.                                             Comedy sequel My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 took a solid drop this weekend, although not the level of the first film back in 2002. The film is sill quite a decent profit for Universal, and should end its run around $60 million.                           Foreign Language film, Compadres had a decent start for a film below 500 screens and should do alright in the long run but end its run around $5 million domestic.                Eye In The Sky still remaining on the top 10 this weekend, and should end its run around $20

million domestic.                                 While not too far Tom Hanks Middle East Drama debuted with an estimated $1.2 million domestic which isn't bad for a film also below 500 screens. The film could be a word of mouth hit but wil probably not be big in the summer season. A total around $8 million seems reasonable.                                           Christian sequel God's Not Dead 2 making a decent drop, but isn't enough to be as big as its predcessors. So, a total around above $20 million seems reasonable. 

 

[DAJK]

4 minutes ago, Water Bottle said:

 

Two words: Liam Hemsworth.

 

'Nuff said.

 

(Also I feel like Josh Hutcherson gave like a better performance in Little Manhattan or even Zathura or even fucking RV than he did in most Hunger Games movies.)

Bridge to Terabithia. Fantastic movie. Fantastic performance.

[filmlover]

Just now, DAJK said:

Bridge to Terabithia. Fantastic movie. Fantastic performance.

Truth tea being spilled here.

[Water Bottle]

3 minutes ago, DAJK said:

Bridge to Terabithia. Fantastic movie. Fantastic performance.

 

How did I forget about that one? I even saw it in theaters!

 

He did a good job in that one as well.

[DAJK]

5 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Truth tea being spilled here.

 

1 minute ago, Water Bottle said:

 

How did I forget about that one? I even saw it in theaters!

 

He did a good job in that one as well.

Had to see it twice in theatres; first time my auntie had to take me out into the lobby because 8 year old me wouldn't stop crying.

 

"Are- are- are they going to m-m-m-make a Bridge to Terabithia 2 where s-she's alive?"