CAYOM V Actuals: A Life in the Flash Point of the Unbeatable Union of One Punch Manhunters on their Own Accord Scavenging for A Woman in the Crowd for 24 Hours within the Next Dimension of the Third Dimension

[Rorschach]

46 minutes ago, cookie said:

@Rorschach

 

The lord died for our sins on this day.

 

Don't let me die for mine.

You won’t find out your fate til tomorrow tho 😉

Edited April 19, 2019 by Rorschach

[YM!]

4 minutes ago, Rorschach said:

You won’t find out your fate til tomorrow tho 😉

What time tomorrow?

[Rorschach]

2 minutes ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

What time tomorrow?

Early afternoon probs

[cookie]

@Rorschach is today the day?

[Blankments]

1 minute ago, cookie said:

@Rorschach is today the day?

 

[Rorschach]

3 minutes ago, cookie said:

@Rorschach is today the day?

Yes. Working on them right now.

[cookie]

2 minutes ago, Blankments said:

 

This movie was my adolescence. Watched it again a few years back and was surprised how well it holds up.

Edited April 20, 2019 by cookie

[Ezen Baklattan]

1 minute ago, cookie said:

This movie was my adolescence. Watched it again a few years back and was surprised how well it holds up.

A Goofy Movie is a legitimately terrific film....and a certain scene in it may be modified and lifted into The Epsilon Syndicate 2...

[cookie]

11 minutes ago, Spaghetti said:

A Goofy Movie is a legitimately terrific film....and a certain scene in it may be modified and lifted into The Epsilon Syndicate 2...

...

 

Spoiler

'Spoiler'

 

?

 

[YM!]

 

Edited April 20, 2019 by YourMother the Edgelord

[cookie]

[Ezen Baklattan]

2 hours ago, cookie said:

...

 

  Reveal hidden contents

 

?

 

Now imagine that scene in an ultraviolent orgy of blood.

[Reddroast]

1 minute ago, Spaghetti said:

 

  Reveal hidden contents

Now imagine that scene in an ultraviolent orgy of blood.

 

Go on

[Rorschach]

@cookie  how you feeling?

[cookie]

Just now, Rorschach said:

@cookie  how you feeling?

Like $155,081,681?

 

[Ethan Hunt]

10 minutes ago, cookie said:

Like $155,081,681?

 

wtf. you're fucking insane 

[Ezen Baklattan]

...I’m starting to think Squirrel Girl could become the third highest grossing film of the year.

[Rorschach]

December 3-5: ‘Help’ falls and will never ‘Get Up’, ‘Olive’ stands tall

 

Help! I’ve Fallen and I Can’t Get Up: The Movie - D-

 

1. Olive the Other Reindeer - $30,904,638 (2nd week)

2. Pillars of Eternity: Never Far from the Queen - $26,199,283 (3rd week)

3. American Dragon: Flash Point - $7,774,304 (5th week)

4. The Winter Star - $5,885,496 (3rd week)

5. Help! I’ve Fallen and I Can’t Get Up: The Movie - $4,087,296 (1st week)

6. Lieutenant Lynx in the Third Dimension - $3,717,122 (2nd week)

7. Homebound - $2,883,348 (4th week)

8. Of Pagans and Paupers - $2,619,450 (4th week)

9. A Woman in the Crowd - $2,341,074 (8th week)

10. Sabrina - $814,911 (2nd week)

 

O, Maestro! - $530,986 (1st week)

 

December 10-12: ‘On the Record’ scores number 2 label but ‘Olive’ is still the champion

 

‘On the Record’ scored $20.9 million for the weekend and scored an A- with audiences. Meanwhile, ‘The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl’ posted $2.5 million for its 1 day sneak peak.

 

1. Olive the Other Reindeer - $21,068,723 (3rd week)

2. On The Record - $20,955,803 (1st week)

3. Pillars of Eternity: Never Far from the Queen - $16,079,534 (4th week)

4. Sabrina - $5,912,088 (3rd week)

5. The Winter Star - $4,278,756 (4th week)

6. American Dragon: Flash Point - $4,244,770 (6th week)

7. The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl - $2,491,570 (1 Night Amazon Prime Member Sneak Peak)

8. Lieutenant Lynx in the Third Dimension - $2,561,097 (3rd week)

9. Of Pagans and Paupers - $1,784,431 (5th week)

10. A Woman in the Crowd - $1,678,698 (9th week)

 

O, Maestro! - $1,200,528 (2nd week)

 

Spoiler

December 17-19: ‘Scavengers’ cause December storm with $120.5 million opening

 

The much anticipated sequel to the Best Picture nominated sequel easily won the weekend, thundering in with a $120.5 million. Predictions for the film wildly varied, with those believing that the film would make closer to the original while others believed it would make up to $140 million. It ended up somewhere in between. While the R rating might’ve held it back a bit from claiming the top opening of the year, it should be expected that the film will no doubt dominate the holidays. The film received a healthy A cinemascore from audiences. ‘Sabrina’ expanded to over 1,700 theaters, making $8.2 million for the weekend. The film received a B from audiences.

 

1. The Scavenger Wars: Part 2 - $120,532,017 (1st week)

2. Olive the Other Reindeer - $13,856,196 (4th week)

3. On the Record - $10,645,548 (2nd week)

4. Pillars of Eternity: Never Far from the Queen - $8,710,250 (5th week)

5. Sabrina - $8,283,646 (4th week)

6. O, Maestro! - $3,259,972 (3rd week)

7. The Winter Star - $2,879,130 (5th week)

8. American Dragon: Flash Point - $2,510,331 (7th week)

9. A Woman in the Crowd - $1,273,482 (10th week)

10. Of Pagans and Paupers - $1,097,425 (6th week)

 

December 24-26 (Christmas) : ‘Scavengers’ hoard the top spot but ‘Squirrel Girl’ is no slouch

 

‘The Scavenger Wars: Part 2’ mamy have dominated the weekend again but ‘Squirrel Girl’ proved to be a hit with the families, posting $45.1 million for the weekend and $79 million for its five day opening. The film proved to be excellent counter-programming against the R-rated epic, and the two should compliment each other fairly well going into Y6. The film received an A+ from audiences. ‘The Three-Month Funeral’ also proved to be good counter-programming, posting $28 million for its five day opening. The film received an A from audiences. ‘O, Maestro!’ expanded to over 1,000 theaters this weekend and proved to be a bit off mixed bag with audiences, who gave the film a B-.

 

1. The Scavenger Wars: Part 2 - $52,196,428 (2nd week)

2. The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl - $45,176,251/$79,041,512 (1st week)

3. The Three-Month Funeral - $17,882,539/$28,047,161 (1st week)

4. Olive the Other Reindeer - $9,491,494 (5th week)

5. On The Record - $8,191,991 (3rd week)

6. O, Maestro! - $6,483,292/$9,535,413 (4th week)

7. Pillars of Eternity: Never Far from the Queen - $5,783,785 (6th week)

8. Sabrina - $5,107,206 (5th week)

9. The Winter Star - $1,943,742 (6th week)

10. American Dragon: Flash Point - $1,629,205 (8th week)

 

December 31-January 2: ‘Scavvies’ and ‘Squirrel Girl’ reign in the New Year.

 

The R-rated sci-fi epic and the crowd-pleasing animated film both topped $40 million this weekend, reigning in the New Year. Thank you for another great year at the box office everyone. We hope Y6 brings about more interesting numbers to report.

 

1. The Scavenger Wars: Part 2 - $46,435,439 (3rd week)

2. The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl - $40,435,439 (2nd week)

3. The Three-Month Funeral - $16,137,161 (2nd week)

4. On The Record - $9,715,701 (4th week)

5. Olive the Other Reindeer - $7,573,524 (6th week)

6. Pillars of Eternity: Never Far from the Queen - $7,149,353 (7th week)

7. Sabrina - $6,589,371 (6th week)

8. O, Maestro! - $6,428,164 (5th week)

9. American Dragon: Flash Point - $2,463,358 (9th week)

10. The Winter Star - $1,365,958 (7th week)

 

[Ezen Baklattan]

Using Rogue One as a comp, it’ll be a tight race between Lucina and Marion.

[cookie]

4 minutes ago, Rorschach said:

1. The Scavenger Wars: Part 2 - $120,532,017 (1st week)

 

Dangit just $200k under Scrooge 2