jack-jack INCREDIBLES 2 Weekend |🏆| ACTUALS: 182.7M OW | O8 19M, Tag 14.9M, Solo 10M, DP2 8.7M, IW 5.4M

[MovieMan89]

Just now, Jake Gittes said:

And they aren't even emotionally manipulative which is the main thing he hates. They're fun action comedies. 

The Pixar movie literally about emotions is the one he likes, lmao. 

[Cap]

2 minutes ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

I can't remember seeing a film until Mortal Kombat in 1995. If I had ever been in a theater before that I don't remember it. I was 10 or 11.

The first film I remember seeing was The Lion King.  Opening day was my birthday.  So we all went, front row, staring up at the screen, and them BAM.  Circle of Life.  Talk about a lasting impression.

[kayumanggi]

35 minutes ago, captainwondyful said:

Yes!  It was very Alice in Wonderland.  Set design and costumes looked pretty, yet I don't know if there's any substance there.  

 

 

It's more like AIW.

[MovieMan89]

Legit come late though if you do end up seeing I2 @baumer. I feel like the short will outright enrage you considering what you always say about Pixar.

[That One Girl]

2 minutes ago, Jandrew said:

We may be the only family to have skipped National Treasure that holiday season in favor of Fat Albert.

 

We were doing family movie night like 5 years ago and my sister picked out Fat Albert because she thought the title sounded funny.  I had literally no idea the movie existed so I was like "oh hey I get to watch a movie without knowing anything about it."  it wasn't very good!

[filmlover]

1 minute ago, MovieMan89 said:

The Pixar movie literally about emotions is the one he likes, lmao. 

How is it possible for one to not cry their eyes out when Bing Bong dies?

 

"Take her to the moon for me. Okay?"

 

[The Panda]

11pm and still no numbers?

[eddyxx]

The first film I remember seeing in a theater was Terminator 2. We were late getting there so my dad just told us to sit through and watch the next showing lol. Man I loved the 90s.

 

Terminator 2 will forever be one of my favorite movies ever. 

Edited June 16, 2018 by eddyxx

[Zakiyyah6]

It seems like these really big openers are often low balled. I wouldn't be shocked to see close to an 80mil opening day.

[Jandrew]

4 minutes ago, That One Guy said:

 

We were doing family movie night like 5 years ago and my sister picked out Fat Albert because she thought the title sounded funny.  I had literally no idea the movie existed so I was like "oh hey I get to watch a movie without knowing anything about it."  it wasn't very good!

This post literally just made me laugh out loud, just the first sentence alone has me rolling. Thanks for that. And yeah it's corny and very 2004-ish.

Edited June 16, 2018 by Jandrew

[filmlover]

2 minutes ago, The Incredible Panda said:

11pm and still no numbers?

How come, @Rthanos?

[Mekanos]

48 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Raise your hand if you actually saw The Incredibles during its theatrical run in 2004-2005. *raises hand*

Saw it in theaters twice. Some of y’all make me feel old.

[MattW]

[Zakiyyah6]

1 minute ago, Mekanos said:

Saw it in theaters twice. Some of y’all make me feel old.

Yeah I was 20 when The Incredibles came out so all of this I was 7 talk makes me laugh.

[YLF]

When I was a kid I didnt see ANY of the disney animated films in theaters. IDK why. I remember seeing the live action inspector gadget movie, the first spiderman(i loved the cartoon), xmen, chicken run, wallace and gromit, dragon ball (live action... it was such a disappointment :/)

Edited June 16, 2018 by YLF

[That One Girl]

1 minute ago, YLF said:

When I was a kid I didnt see ANY of the disney animated films in theaters. IDK why. I remember seeing the live action inspector gadget movie, the first spiderman(i loved the cartoon), xmen, chicken run, wallace and gromit, dragon ball (live action... it was such a disappointment :/)

 

Chicken Run, Wallace and Gromit, and Spider-Man >>>> any Disney animation

[Slicknickshady]

As you know I saw Incredibles 2 last night. Tonight i saw Tag. Half full. Incredibles 2 was sold out all night at the theatre I went to tonight. So many people turned away. 

[The Panda]

4 minutes ago, filmlover said:

How come, @Rthanos?

 

@Rthanos

[eddyxx]

The only Disney animated classic I saw in theaters was Alladin. I wanted to see TLK so bad but didn't see it til it was on ABC. I recorded it on vhs. Funny thing is I already knew part of the plot from playing the video game demo in Sears lol.

[B J]

sellouts from 2pm on, even the 9pm-10pm showings (its currently 8:30), (56 showings) 75m+ likely, 70m+ I believe to be assured.

Edited June 16, 2018 by B J