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PART A:

 

Below are 8 films due for release between this weekend and Christmas Day, along with their predicted total grosses according to a random number generator (seriously, I'm picking random numbers from within a range)

 

1. Halloween $100M

2. Dune $88M

3. Ron's Gone Wrong $63M 

4. Clifford $95M

 

5. Ghostbusters  $76M

6. King Richard $46M

7. Resident Evil  $26M  

8. Cyrano $38M 

 

 

All you have to do is predict whether the predictions above are too high, or too low. You can choose to predict for as many or as few films as you wish. 

 

If you wish to go further, you could also choose to wager that a film will make less than half or more than double the above predictions. These predictions have bigger risks and bigger rewards.

 

Please use these words

Too High - the prediction is too high

Too Low -  the prediction is too low

Double - The film will make more than double the prediction 

Half - The film will make less than half the prediction

 

Predictions will be scored as follows:

 

Correct High/Low Prediction - 8000 points

Correct Double/Half Prediction - 20000 points

 

Incorrect High/Low Prediction - Minus 6000 points

Incorrect Double/Half Prediction - Minus 15000 points

 

PART B:

 

Here are 10 questions: 

 

1. Which film will be the lowest grossing?

2. Which film will be the highest grossing without making more than $75M?

3. Will exactly three films make the Domestic top 10?

4. Will any film double its predicted gross?

5. Will any film fail to reach half of its predicted gross?

 

6. Will the actual combined total gross for the films be higher or lower than the predicted total gross?

7. Percentage wise, what will be the best prediction?

8. Percentage wise, what will be the worst prediction?

9. Will 3 or more films open in the number 1 position?

10. Will 3 or more of these films open in 4th or lower?

 

Predictions will be scored as follows:

 

Number of correct answers in Part A x Number of correct answers in Part B x 1000

 

So if you got 6 correct in part A and 4 correct in part B, you will score: 6 x 4 x 1000 = 24,000 points for part B. 

 

There is no risk of losing points in part B. 

 

 

There is also the option to abstain from this question. If you state that you Abstain in this Thread, you will receive 3000 points

 

Any player who does not predict or state abstain in this thread will lose 10000 points

 

 

The Deadline is Thursday October 14th at 11:59pm (Weekend start time)

 

Enjoy :) 

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PART A:

 

Below are 8 films due for release between this weekend and Christmas Day, along with their predicted total grosses according to a random number generator (seriously, I'm picking random numbers from within a range)

 

1. Halloween $100M Too High

2. Dune $88M Too Low

3. Ron's Gone Wrong $63M Too High 

4. Clifford $95M Half

 

5. Ghostbusters  $76M Too Low

6. King Richard $46M Too Low 

7. Resident Evil  $26M Too High  

8. Cyrano $38M Too Low 

 

PART B:

 

Here are 10 questions: 

 

1. Which film will be the lowest grossing? Resident Evil

2. Which film will be the highest grossing without making more than $75M? Halloween Kills

3. Will exactly three films make the Domestic top 10? No

4. Will any film double its predicted gross? No

5. Will any film fail to reach half of its predicted gross? Yes

 

6. Will the actual combined total gross for the films be higher or lower than the predicted total gross? Lower

7. Percentage wise, what will be the best prediction? Cyrano

8. Percentage wise, what will be the worst prediction? Clifford

9. Will 3 or more films open in the number 1 position? Yes

10. Will 3 or more of these films open in 4th or lower? Yes

 

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PART A:

 

Below are 8 films due for release between this weekend and Christmas Day, along with their predicted total grosses according to a random number generator (seriously, I'm picking random numbers from within a range)

 

1. Halloween $100M Abstain 

2. Dune $88M Too Low

3. Ron's Gone Wrong $63M Too High

4. Clifford $95M Too High

 

5. Ghostbusters  $76M Too Low

6. King Richard $46M To Low 

7. Resident Evil  $26M  To Low

8. Cyrano $38M Abstain 

 

 

All you have to do is predict whether the predictions above are too high, or too low. You can choose to predict for as many or as few films as you wish. 

 

If you wish to go further, you could also choose to wager that a film will make less than half or more than double the above predictions. These predictions have bigger risks and bigger rewards.

 

Please use these words

Too High - the prediction is too high

Too Low -  the prediction is too low

Double - The film will make more than double the prediction 

Half - The film will make less than half the prediction

 

Predictions will be scored as follows:

 

Correct High/Low Prediction - 8000 points

Correct Double/Half Prediction - 20000 points

 

Incorrect High/Low Prediction - Minus 6000 points

Incorrect Double/Half Prediction - Minus 15000 points

 

PART B:

 

Here are 10 questions: 

 

1. Which film will be the lowest grossing? Resident Evil

2. Which film will be the highest grossing without making more than $75M? Cliffword 

3. Will exactly three films make the Domestic top 10?

4. Will any film double its predicted gross? No

5. Will any film fail to reach half of its predicted gross? No

 

6. Will the actual combined total gross for the films be higher or lower than the predicted total gross? Higher

7. Percentage wise, what will be the best prediction? Resident Evil

8. Percentage wise, what will be the worst prediction? King Richard 

9. Will 3 or more films open in the number 1 position? Yes

10. Will 3 or more of these films open in 4th or lower? No

 

Predictions will be scored as follows:

 

Number of correct answers in Part A x Number of correct answers in Part B x 1000

 

So if you got 6 correct in part A and 4 correct in part B, you will score: 6 x 4 x 1000 = 24,000 points for part B. 

 

There is no risk of losing points in part B. 

 

 

There is also the option to abstain from this question. If you state that you Abstain in this Thread, you will receive 3000 points

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PART A:

 

Below are 8 films due for release between this weekend and Christmas Day, along with their predicted total grosses according to a random number generator (seriously, I'm picking random numbers from within a range)

 

1. Halloween $100M the prediction is too high

2. Dune $88M the prediction is too low

3. Ron's Gone Wrong $63M The film will make less than half the prediction

4. Clifford $95M the prediction is too high

 

5. Ghostbusters  $76M the prediction is too low

6. King Richard $46M the prediction is too low

7. Resident Evil  $26M the prediction is too low 

8. Cyrano $38M The film will make less than half the prediction

 

 

All you have to do is predict whether the predictions above are too high, or too low. You can choose to predict for as many or as few films as you wish. 

 

If you wish to go further, you could also choose to wager that a film will make less than half or more than double the above predictions. These predictions have bigger risks and bigger rewards.

 

Please use these words

Too High - the prediction is too high

Too Low -  the prediction is too low

Double - The film will make more than double the prediction 

Half - The film will make less than half the prediction

 

Predictions will be scored as follows:

 

Correct High/Low Prediction - 8000 points

Correct Double/Half Prediction - 20000 points

 

Incorrect High/Low Prediction - Minus 6000 points

Incorrect Double/Half Prediction - Minus 15000 points

 

PART B:

 

Here are 10 questions: 

 

1. Which film will be the lowest grossing? Ron's Gone Wrong

2. Which film will be the highest grossing without making more than $75M? King Richard

3. Will exactly three films make the Domestic top 10? No

4. Will any film double its predicted gross? No

5. Will any film fail to reach half of its predicted gross? Yes

 

6. Will the actual combined total gross for the films be higher or lower than the predicted total gross? Lower

7. Percentage wise, what will be the best prediction? Ghostbusters

8. Percentage wise, what will be the worst prediction? Ron's Gone Wrong

9. Will 3 or more films open in the number 1 position? Yes

10. Will 3 or more of these films open in 4th or lower? No

 

Predictions will be scored as follows:

 

Number of correct answers in Part A x Number of correct answers in Part B x 1000

 

So if you got 6 correct in part A and 4 correct in part B, you will score: 6 x 4 x 1000 = 24,000 points for part B. 

 

There is no risk of losing points in part B. 

 

 

There is also the option to abstain from this question. If you state that you Abstain in this Thread, you will receive 3000 points

 

Any player who does not predict or state abstain in this thread will lose 10000 points

 

 

The Deadline is Thursday October 14th at 11:59pm (Weekend start time)

 

Enjoy :) 

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PART A:

 

Below are 8 films due for release between this weekend and Christmas Day, along with their predicted total grosses according to a random number generator (seriously, I'm picking random numbers from within a range)

 

1. Halloween $100M Too Low

2. Dune $88M Too Low

3. Ron's Gone Wrong $63M Too High

4. Clifford $95M Too High

 

5. Ghostbusters  $76M Too Low

6. King Richard $46M Too High

7. Resident Evil  $26M Too Low

8. Cyrano $38M Less than half

 

PART B:

 

Here are 10 questions: 

 

1. Which film will be the lowest grossing? Cyrano

2. Which film will be the highest grossing without making more than $75M? Ron's Gone Wrong

3. Will exactly three films make the Domestic top 10? No

4. Will any film double its predicted gross? No

5. Will any film fail to reach half of its predicted gross? Yes

 

6. Will the actual combined total gross for the films be higher or lower than the predicted total gross? Lower

7. Percentage wise, what will be the best prediction? Halloween

8. Percentage wise, what will be the worst prediction? Cyrano

9. Will 3 or more films open in the number 1 position? Yes

10. Will 3 or more of these films open in 4th or lower? No

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PART A:

 

Below are 8 films due for release between this weekend and Christmas Day, along with their predicted total grosses according to a random number generator (seriously, I'm picking random numbers from within a range)

 

1. Halloween $100M Too Low

2. Dune $88M Too Low

3. Ron's Gone Wrong $63M Too High

4. Clifford $95M Too High

 

5. Ghostbusters  $76M Too High

6. King Richard $46M Too Low

7. Resident Evil  $26M Too Low

8. Cyrano $38M Too High

 

PART B:

 

Here are 10 questions: 

 

1. Which film will be the lowest grossing? Cyrano

2. Which film will be the highest grossing without making more than $75M? Ghostbusters

3. Will exactly three films make the Domestic top 10? No

4. Will any film double its predicted gross? No

5. Will any film fail to reach half of its predicted gross? Yes

 

6. Will the actual combined total gross for the films be higher or lower than the predicted total gross? Lower

7. Percentage wise, what will be the best prediction? Ghostbusters

8. Percentage wise, what will be the worst prediction? Cyrano

9. Will 3 or more films open in the number 1 position? Yes

10. Will 3 or more of these films open in 4th or lower? No

 

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PART A:

 

Below are 8 films due for release between this weekend and Christmas Day, along with their predicted total grosses according to a random number generator (seriously, I'm picking random numbers from within a range)

 

1. Halloween $100M too high

2. Dune $88M too low

3. Ron's Gone Wrong $63M too high

4. Clifford $95M too high

 

5. Ghostbusters  $76M too low

6. King Richard $46M Half

7. Resident Evil  $26M  Too low

8. Cyrano $38M Half

 

 

All you have to do is predict whether the predictions above are too high, or too low. You can choose to predict for as many or as few films as you wish. 

 

If you wish to go further, you could also choose to wager that a film will make less than half or more than double the above predictions. These predictions have bigger risks and bigger rewards.

 

Please use these words

Too High - the prediction is too high

Too Low -  the prediction is too low

Double - The film will make more than double the prediction 

Half - The film will make less than half the prediction

 

Predictions will be scored as follows:

 

Correct High/Low Prediction - 8000 points

Correct Double/Half Prediction - 20000 points

 

Incorrect High/Low Prediction - Minus 6000 points

Incorrect Double/Half Prediction - Minus 15000 points

 

PART B:

 

Here are 10 questions: 

 

1. Which film will be the lowest grossing? Cyrano 

2. Which film will be the highest grossing without making more than $75M? Clifford

3. Will exactly three films make the Domestic top 10? No

4. Will any film double its predicted gross? No

5. Will any film fail to reach half of its predicted gross? Yes

 

6. Will the actual combined total gross for the films be higher or lower than the predicted total gross? Lower

7. Percentage wise, what will be the best prediction? Halloween

8. Percentage wise, what will be the worst prediction? Cyrano

9. Will 3 or more films open in the number 1 position? Yes 

10. Will 3 or more of these films open in 4th or lower? No

 

Predictions will be scored as follows:

 

Number of correct answers in Part A x Number of correct answers in Part B x 1000

 

So if you got 6 correct in part A and 4 correct in part B, you will score: 6 x 4 x 1000 = 24,000 points for part B. 

 

There is no risk of losing points in part B. 

 

 

There is also the option to abstain from this question. If you state that you Abstain in this Thread, you will receive 3000 points

 

Any player who does not predict or state abstain in this thread will lose 10000 points

 

 

The Deadline is Thursday October 14th at 11:59pm (Weekend start time)

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