Weekend Thread | RTH pg 197...Mother's Day not kind to CW but very kind to JB and MD CW 42, JB 9,7, MDD 6.1,Hunts 1.48...puts CW at about 178M

[cannastop]

4 minutes ago, Baumer said:

 

Disney doesn't care about this stuff.  Paramount they are not.

 

They seemed to care about Tangled and Cinderella getting to $200 M dom.

[baumer]

Just now, cannastop said:

They seemed to care about Tangled and Cinderella getting to $200 M dom.

 

1 minute ago, cannastop said:

They seemed to care about Tangled and Cinderella getting to $200 M dom.

 

But they don't care about weekend fudge....since the bought marvel and star wars, they don't need to care about weekend fudge

[Chewy]

That Mothers Day number is hilarious btw. Next year Garry Marshall's gonna fart out a Thanksgiving movie starring Aniston, Emma Stone, Richard Gere and GERARD BUTLER

[Chewy]

Just now, cannastop said:

They seemed to care about Tangled and Cinderella getting to $200 M dom.

 

Get more cable TV $$$ if your movie hits 200M dom, 200M watch is always fun. Spectre, Godzilla, etc

[baumer]

To all of you ripping on Mother's Day...have you seen it?

[MCKillswitch123]

Just now, Chewy said:

 

Get more cable TV $$$ if your movie hits 200M dom, 200M watch is always fun. Spectre, Godzilla, etc

 

Oh God, Spectre's 200M run. That shit was EPIC, man.

 

Still fondly remember that Zootopia/Spectre 200M on the same day gif like it was a birthday present.

[department store basement]

1 minute ago, Chewy said:

 

Get more cable TV $$$ if your movie hits 200M dom, 200M watch is always fun. Spectre, Godzilla, etc

 

Makes me wonder why Paramount never fudged Rogue Nation.

[grim22]

5 minutes ago, cannastop said:

They seemed to care about Tangled and Cinderella getting to $200 M dom.

 

Cable rights increase significantly with each milestone met. Sony almost forgot that with Spectre, they expanded it a bit too late but eventually got it over*

 

*fudge not included.

[Chewy]

Just now, Baumer said:

To all of you ripping on Mother's Day...have you seen it?

 

I have not but I saw both Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve so I feel qualified

 

And I've made maybe 4 posts about it total so I don't think I'm dragging it too hard 

[baumer]

Yea, that's fair.....New Year's Eve was horrible.

[POTUS 2020]

"Christmas Day" could be huge with just the right schmaltz. 

 

[grim22]

2 minutes ago, department store basement said:

 

Makes me wonder why Paramount never fudged Rogue Nation.

 

The fudge limit seems to be 1.5M give or take, even Spectre got to 199M before numbers starting getting funky, no movies finishing their run between 199-200M

 

165	Tangled	BV	$200,821,936	2010
166	Godzilla (2014)	WB	$200,676,069	2014
167	Superman Returns	WB	$200,081,192	2006
168	Spectre	Sony	$200,074,609	2015
169	Gone with the Wind	MGM	$198,676,459	1939^
170	Pearl Harbor	BV	$198,542,554	2001
171	Monsters Vs. Aliens	P/DW	$198,351,526	2009
172	Happy Feet	WB	$198,000,317	2006

 

 

The 99-100M club is just 2 movies

 

620	Contact	WB	$100,920,329	1997
621	Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle	Sony	$100,830,111	2003
622	The Pelican Brief	WB	$100,768,056	1993
623	Vanilla Sky	Par.	$100,618,344	2001
624	Due Date	WB	$100,539,043	2010
625	The Rugrats Movie	Par.	$100,494,675	1998
626	Million Dollar Baby	WB	$100,492,203	2004
627	Airport	Uni.	$100,489,151	1970
628	Jumanji	Sony	$100,475,249	1995
629	Step Brothers	Sony	$100,468,793	2008
630	Evan Almighty	Uni.	$100,462,298	2007
631	Casper	Uni.	$100,328,194	1995
632	Shakespeare in Love	Mira.	$100,317,794	1998
633	Bad Teacher	Sony	$100,292,856	2011
634	Yogi Bear	WB	$100,246,011	2010
635	Cowboys & Aliens	Uni.	$100,240,551	2011
636	Edge of Tomorrow	WB	$100,206,256	2014
637	The Hunchback of Notre Dame	BV	$100,138,851	1996
638	Seven	NL	$100,125,643	1995
639	Parenthood	Uni.	$100,047,830	1989
640	You Don't Mess with the Zohan	Sony	$100,018,837	2008
641	Die Hard: With A Vengeance	Fox	$100,012,499	1995
642	Gnomeo and Juliet	BV	$99,967,670	2011
643	Hercules	BV	$99,112,101	1997
644	Olympus Has Fallen	FD	$98,925,640	2013
645	The Green Hornet	Sony	$98,780,042	2011
646	Date Night	Fox	$98,711,404	2010
647	The Color Purple	WB	$98,467,863	1985^

[department store basement]

Just now, No Prisoners said:

"Christmas Day" could be huge with just the right schmaltz. 

 

 

That's not going to happen. Garry Marshall only makes movies about holidays that haven't had a non-ironic movie yet.

[cannastop]

4 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:

 

Oh God, Spectre's 200M run. That shit was EPIC, man.

 

Still fondly remember that Zootopia/Spectre 200M on the same day gif like it was a birthday present.

Oooh. I wanna see that.

[POTUS 2020]

3 minutes ago, Baumer said:

To all of you ripping on Mother's Day...have you seen it?

I don't watch movies under 20% RT

Thank you RT for saving me money and clockwork orange moments.

[CJohn]

I saw New Years Eve. Shit was bad. But I knew Mothers Day was gonna be big yesterday. Like half of his OW here was made during mothers day lol (which was last Sunday here).

[department store basement]

1 minute ago, grim22 said:

 

The fudge limit seems to be 1.5M give or take, even Spectre got to 199M before numbers starting getting funky, no movies finishing their run between 199-200M

 

165	Tangled	BV	$200,821,936	2010
166	Godzilla (2014)	WB	$200,676,069	2014
167	Superman Returns	WB	$200,081,192	2006
168	Spectre	Sony	$200,074,609	2015
169	Gone with the Wind	MGM	$198,676,459	1939^
170	Pearl Harbor	BV	$198,542,554	2001
171	Monsters Vs. Aliens	P/DW	$198,351,526	2009
172	Happy Feet	WB	$198,000,317	2006

 

 

The 99-100M club is just 2 movies

 

620	Contact	WB	$100,920,329	1997
621	Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle	Sony	$100,830,111	2003
622	The Pelican Brief	WB	$100,768,056	1993
623	Vanilla Sky	Par.	$100,618,344	2001
624	Due Date	WB	$100,539,043	2010
625	The Rugrats Movie	Par.	$100,494,675	1998
626	Million Dollar Baby	WB	$100,492,203	2004
627	Airport	Uni.	$100,489,151	1970
628	Jumanji	Sony	$100,475,249	1995
629	Step Brothers	Sony	$100,468,793	2008
630	Evan Almighty	Uni.	$100,462,298	2007
631	Casper	Uni.	$100,328,194	1995
632	Shakespeare in Love	Mira.	$100,317,794	1998
633	Bad Teacher	Sony	$100,292,856	2011
634	Yogi Bear	WB	$100,246,011	2010
635	Cowboys & Aliens	Uni.	$100,240,551	2011
636	Edge of Tomorrow	WB	$100,206,256	2014
637	The Hunchback of Notre Dame	BV	$100,138,851	1996
638	Seven	NL	$100,125,643	1995
639	Parenthood	Uni.	$100,047,830	1989
640	You Don't Mess with the Zohan	Sony	$100,018,837	2008
641	Die Hard: With A Vengeance	Fox	$100,012,499	1995
642	Gnomeo and Juliet	BV	$99,967,670	2011
643	Hercules	BV	$99,112,101	1997
644	Olympus Has Fallen	FD	$98,925,640	2013
645	The Green Hornet	Sony	$98,780,042	2011
646	Date Night	Fox	$98,711,404	2010
647	The Color Purple	WB	$98,467,863	1985^

 

Wow at Gnomeo - Disney REALLY didn't care about that movie did they?

[cannastop]

1 minute ago, No Prisoners said:

I don't watch movies under 20% RT

Thank you RT for saving me money and clockwork orange moments.

Yeah, say what you will about snobbery, but under 20% probably means that it's really not worth your time.

 

Hell, I'd go with under 50%. Life is short, maaaaan.

Edited May 9, 2016 by cannastop

[CJohn]

Just now, department store basement said:

 

Wow at Gnomeo - Disney REALLY didn't care about that movie did they?

No, they didn't. They hated it lol.

[grim22]

1 minute ago, CJohn said:

No, they didn't. They hated it lol.

 

The sequel is called Sherlock Gnomes, and stars Johnny Depp. Sherlock Gnomes.