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3 hours ago, Jake Gittes said:

Watch the 1954 version it's said twice there.

Which is a carryover from the 1937 version. It would not be "A Star Is Born" without that line being used twice, once early in the relationship,and once later on...at least in the 37 and 54 versions as the last line the Male lead says before he goes commits suicide.

The 1937 version is well worth watching,since it slipped into the public domain there are several places where you can watch it on line.

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2 hours ago, Barnack said:

They will have what, eight 100 millions domestic grosser in 2018 ? Probably better than most predicted. With a bunch of Game Night / 12 strong / Tags / Teen titan that worked for what they were going for.

 

Will see for Aquaman but possibly a flop free year.

The 15:17 to Paris wasn’t exactly a hit and neither was Tomb Raider.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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43 minutes ago, Maxmoser3 said:

WB rest of 2018 predictions

Crazy Rich Asians: $180 million

The Meg:$145 million

The Nun:$100 million

Smallfoot: $65 million

Star Is Born: $135 million

Fantastic Beasts 2: $205 million

Aquaman: $215 million 

 

A Star is Born - 175M

Fantastic Beasts - 183M

Aqaman - 360M

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this is what the studio market share #s look like right now.

 

 

Rank Distributor Market
Share
Total
Gross*
Movies
Tracked
2018
Movies**
1 Buena Vista 32.7% $2,733.9 10 7
2 Universal 13.0% $1,087.3 12 10
3 Warner Bros. 12.2% $1,019.1 27 16
4 Sony / Columbia 9.7% $809.0 18 13
5 20th Century Fox 8.9% $745.9 11 6
6 Paramount 6.6% $553.8 8 6
7 Lionsgate 3.3% $273.5 15 14
8 STX Entertainment 2.5% $204.8 8 6
9 Focus Features 1.7% $139.3 10 7
10 Fox Searchlight 1.3% $110.6 3 1
11 Roadside Attractions 1.3% $107.4 8 7
12 A24 1.0% $83.3 12 9
13 Entertainment Studios 0.6% $53.2 3 2
14 MGM/UA 0.5% $43.6 2 2
15 Neon 0.5% $39.8 5 4
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This has been a very uber blockbuster Heavy year with 3 films crossing 600 million and one 400 million.

 

As a result the rest of the films this year will seem rather small but there will be decent sized hits.

 

I think nothing is guranteed 300 million but I think another film can get over 350 million as well.

 

Personally gonna be a long time till I see  a movie in theaters it seems though. 

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47 minutes ago, dX airdry zid said:

this is what the studio market share #s look like right now.

 

 

Rank Distributor Market
Share
Total
Gross*
Movies
Tracked
2018
Movies**
1 Buena Vista 32.7% $2,733.9 10 7
2 Universal 13.0% $1,087.3 12 10
3 Warner Bros. 12.2% $1,019.1 27 16
4 Sony / Columbia 9.7% $809.0 18 13
5 20th Century Fox 8.9% $745.9 11 6
6 Paramount 6.6% $553.8 8 6
7 Lionsgate 3.3% $273.5 15 14
8 STX Entertainment 2.5% $204.8 8 6
9 Focus Features 1.7% $139.3 10 7
10 Fox Searchlight 1.3% $110.6 3 1
11 Roadside Attractions 1.3% $107.4 8 7
12 A24 1.0% $83.3 12 9
13 Entertainment Studios 0.6% $53.2 3 2
14 MGM/UA 0.5% $43.6 2 2
15 Neon 0.5% $39.8 5 4

That’ll be 43% DIS now that they own FOX.  

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2 hours ago, Maxmoser3 said:

WB rest of 2018 predictions

Crazy Rich Asians: $180 million

The Meg:$145 million

The Nun:$100 million

Smallfoot: $65 million

Star Is Born: $135 million

Fantastic Beasts 2: $205 million

Aquaman: $215 million 

 

CRA: $190M

The Meg: $150M

The Nun: $105M

Smallfoot: $85M

Star Is Born: $160M

Beasts 2: $220M

Aquaman: $235M

 

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FRIDAY MIDDAY UPDATE: No prayers or miracles needed here: New Line’s The Nun is heading to the best opening yet for a Conjuring universe film with industry estimates at $46M for the weekend, $19.5M for Friday which includes that record preview take for the genre series last night of $5.4M.

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