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[filmlover]

I think Doctor Strange is being primed to take advantage of the fact there really hasn't been anything appealing for the younger demographics since Suicide Squad.

[Ethan Hunt]

Just now, WrathOfHan said:

Let's just skip ahead to Incredibles 2

[grey ghost]

I watched the trailer and still don't know what The Accountant is about.

 

Live By Night looks good but 1920-1950's gangsta movies are a guaranteed flop these days.

 

[filmlover]

1 minute ago, grey ghost said:

I watched the trailer and still don't know what The Accountant is about.

 

Rain Man meets The Bourne Identity, basically.

[grey ghost]

I've got some casino points riding on Madea Halloween breaking out.

 

I have a feeling it will be a must see for Madea fans.

[Jake Gittes]

Why are y'all making me want to see The Judge

[AHepBurn]

This is a pretty frontloaded year.

[MrPink]

4 minutes ago, Jake Gittes said:

Why are y'all making me want to see The Judge

 

Robert Duvall pisses himself at one point

[Padre]

Birth of a Nation generated $350K-$400K from more than 1,600 venues yesterday with many exhibitors reporting that the movie was the No. 1 title in their complexes.

[TalismanRing]

Just now, Padre said:

Birth of a Nation generated $350K-$400K from more than 1,600 venues yesterday with many exhibitors reporting that the movie was the No. 1 title in their complexes.

 

So about the same as Free State Of Jones which did 370k (June 24th)

 

 

 

 

[TalismanRing]

5 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

Robert Duvall pisses himself at one point

 

He does more than that.    As gross as it was I found it a rather touching scene sensitively handled and acted as son takes care of father.

 

Circle of life and all that jazz.

[efialtes76]

35 minutes ago, filmlover said:

The Accountant's marketing campaign has been similarly on the muted side like The Judge's was despite the starpower. I'm also getting the feeling the reviews will be on the mediocre side too.

The Accountant's reviews will be good.

[grim22]

3 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

 

So about the same as Free State Of Jones which did 370k (June 24th)

 

 

 

 

 

Decent start for BoaN, should get to about 10M which will be a win all things considered. Fox Searchlight pretty much dumped it with minimal advertising in the end.

[Alli]

2 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

The Accountant's reviews will be good.

Did you see it?

[TalismanRing]

2 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

Decent start for BoaN, should get to about 10M which will be a win all things considered. Fox Searchlight pretty much dumped it with minimal advertising in the end.

 

I think that's high.  Snowden did $8m off 390k previews and that was with those special Wed showings included

 

 

[baumer]

1 hour ago, Spectre said:

 

10pm previews for Gone Girl vs. 7pm for Girl on the Train... not to mention the difference in reviews/buzz.

Pretty sure theres nothing to back up the 10pm claim.

[filmlover]

7 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

Decent start for BoaN, should get to about 10M which will be a win all things considered. Fox Searchlight pretty much dumped it with minimal advertising in the end.

Agreed. If they can make back their investment from Sundance after the PR nightmare that's unfolded since, they'll go home happy.

[efialtes76]

13 minutes ago, Alli said:

Did you see it?

No,but i heard/read good things about it.

ps:The marketing is misleading...

Edited October 7, 2016 by efialtes76

[CJohn]

22 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

Robert Duvall pisses himself at one point

Oscar nominated performance

 

[trifle]

1 hour ago, WrathOfHan said:

TRAILER REPORT:

 

Here are the Top 10 trailers that have been released in the past three months for October, November, and December movies. All trailers will be the latest and most viewed, and they're rounded off to the nearest hundreth.

 

Rogue One: 22.8M
Doctor Strange: 16.5M

Passengers: 12.4M

Arrival: 11.2M

Sing: 10.9M

Moana: 9.6M

Hacksaw Ridge: 5.5M

Fantastic Beasts: 5.4M

Trolls: 3.4M
Fences: 3M

 

Full list by release date:

 

 

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The Accountant: 2.3M (Jul 27)

What Now?: 600k (Aug 29)

 

Jack Reacher: 5.4M (Jun 22) (The IMAX trailer is basically a shorter version of the main trailer so I'm not counting it)

Madea: 1.7M (Jul 14)

Ouija: 1M (Sep 8)

Joneses: 1M (Jun 22)

 

Inferno: 3.6M (Jun 22)

 

Doctor Strange: 16.5M (Jul 23)

Hacksaw Ridge: 5.5M (Jul 28)

Trolls: 3.4M (Sep 14)

 

Arrival: 11.2M (Aug 16)

Billy Lynn: 2.6M (May 12)

Almost Christmas: 700k (Jun 15)

Shut In: 400k (Aug 31)

 

Fantastic Beasts: 5.4M (Sep 28)

Friend Request: 3.6M (Mar 11)

Bleed For This: 2.8M (Jun 30)

Edge of Seventeen: 100k (Oct 5) (Prior trailer has 3.2M views)

 

Moana: 9.6M (Sep 15)

Allied: 400k (Oct 5) (The most viewed piece of marketing is the ad released the day Pitt's divorce was announced with over 3M )  

Bad Santa: 400k (Sep 21)

Rules Don't Apply: 300k (Sep 26)

 

Kidnap: 2.8M (Aug 21)

Incarnate: 300k (Jun 1)

 

Jackie: 2.1M (Oct 5)

Miss Sloane: 800k (Sep 13)

Office Christmas Party: 700k (Jul 26)

 

Rogue One: 22.8M (Aug 11)

Collateral Beauty: 3M (Sep 7)

La La Land: 2.6M (Aug 23)

 

Assassin's Creed: 16.7M (May 11)

Passengers: 12.4M (Sep 20)

Sing: 10.9M (Jul 8)

Fences: 3M (Sep 27)

Patriots Day: 2.7M (Oct 5)

A Monster Calls: 2.6M (Jul 13)

Why Him: 2.2M (Jun 30)

Live by Night: 1.4M (Sep 8)

Gold: 1M (Sep 8)

 

 

Counting the official facebook page trailer views and Jen's facebook page trailer views, last I saw Passengers was above 43.4M views, but someone said the facebook counts weren't as reliable.  Do you know how that works?