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Goffe Global Phenomenon

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Still... That means somewhere around 900M budget with marketing. That's too much for a trilogy. I mean, Jackson made LOTR trilogy with around 250M ($78M each movie - no marketing). That's a x3 jump.

with marketing included, 480m for the three LOTR
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riczhang Global Phenomenon

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And Helen Mirren was good, but I thought it was just Mirren on auto-pilot. Her character was a cardboard cut out.Naomi Watts in The Impossible is one of the best performances I have ever seen. She was incredible. She should win, although I haven't seen Zero Dark Thirty yet, because it doesn't interest me.

I loved Mirren. Watts was just decent.
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riczhang Global Phenomenon

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Oh jings. Each to their own.Watch any other Mirren film and you'll see the same character. Aside from The Queen.

I think that she has this commanding screen presecence and this minimalistic style almost that makes her such a great actress. I consider her performance in The Queen tied for first in te greatest performances from 2000-2009 tied with Huppert in The Piano Teacher. The Queen is also my BP win of 06 Edited by riczhang
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fishstick Global Phenomenon

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Theer`s no way TABA`s gonna cost less than AUJ and DOS since they will be filming Bot5A this summer or spring. That shit`s gonna cost.TH isn`t anywhere near as profitable as LOTR was. I don`t believe in under $100 mio budget for TTT and Skrieapoo but TH is overpriced to the max. Die Tauriel die!

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ecstasy Global Phenomenon

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Oh jings. Each to their own.Watch any other Mirren film and you'll see the same character. Aside from The Queen.

LOL I was getting Last Station vibes from the trailer. But I love her so I don't care, lol. She's fun to watch.
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baumer Cinematic Universe

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Rank* Title Monday
1/7 		Tuesday
1/8 		Wednesday
1/9 		Thursday
1/10
1 DJANGO UNCHAINED
Weinstein Company

3,010		 $1,872,463

-65.4% / $622
$108,152,585 / 14 		$2,428,066

+29.7% / $807
$110,580,651 / 15
N/A
N/A
2 LES MISERABLES (2012)
Universal

2,904		 $1,263,240

-69.7% / $435
$104,766,280 / 14 		$1,626,240

+28.7% / $560
$106,392,520 / 15
N/A
N/A
3 THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY
Warner Bros.

3,755		 $1,311,112

-72.4% / $349
$265,146,005 / 25 		$1,575,000
(estimate)
+20.1% / $419
$266,721,000 / 26
N/A
N/A
4 TEXAS CHAINSAW 3D
Lionsgate

2,654		 $1,146,753

-68.1% / $432
$22,891,223 / 4 		$1,168,681

+1.9% / $440
$24,059,904 / 5
N/A
N/A
5 JACK REACHER
Paramount

3,288		 $713,741

-67.8% / $217
$65,410,955 / 18 		$971,830

+36.2% / $296
$66,382,785 / 19
N/A
N/A
6 THIS IS 40
Universal

2,931		 $630,165

-68.4% / $215
$54,885,360 / 18 		$849,990

+34.9% / $290
$55,735,350 / 19
N/A
N/A
7 PARENTAL GUIDANCE
Fox

3,368		 $583,083

-74.6% / $173
$52,922,781 / 14 		$666,256

+14.3% / $198
$53,589,037 / 15
N/A
N/A
8 LINCOLN
Buena Vista

1,901		 $411,362

-71% / $216
$144,500,408 / 60 		$539,853

+31.2% / $284
$145,040,261 / 61
N/A
N/A
9 THE GUILT TRIP
Paramount

2,312		 $335,252

-68.5% / $145
$31,447,134 / 20 		$440,785

+31.5% / $191
$31,887,919 / 21
N/A
N/A
10 SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
Weinstein Company

745		 $288,746

-69.4% / $388
$34,965,515 / 53 		$411,355

+42.5% / $552
$35,376,870 / 54
N/A
N/A
11 PROMISED LAND (2012)
Focus Features

1,676		 $275,780

-71.1% / $165
$4,671,219 / 11 		$362,936

+31.6% / $217
$5,034,155 / 12
N/A
N/A
12 LIFE OF PI
Fox

965		 $226,039

-71.1% / $234
$91,265,527 / 48 		$302,261

+33.7% / $313
$91,567,788 / 49
N/A
N/A
13 SKYFALL
Sony / Columbia

1,307		 $220,644

-68.7% / $169
$297,025,010 / 60 		$284,473

+28.9% / $218
$297,309,483 / 61
N/A
N/A
14 ZERO DARK THIRTY
Sony / Columbia

60		 $242,059

-70.5% / $4,034
$4,648,197 / 20 		$280,759

+16% / $4,679
$4,928,956 / 21
N/A
N/A
15 THE IMPOSSIBLE
Summit Entertainment

572		 $216,026

-72.2% / $378
$3,628,439 / 18 		$246,630

+14.2% / $431
$3,875,069 / 19
N/A
N/A
16 MONSTERS, INC. (3D)
Buena Vista

2,103		 $269,709

-76.1% / $128
$28,251,263 / 20 		$239,236

-11.3% / $114
$28,490,499 / 21
N/A
N/A
17 CIRQUE DU SOLEIL: WORLDS AWAY
Paramount

817		 $108,673

-70.6% / $133
$10,987,035 / 18 		$119,514

+10% / $146
$11,106,549 / 19
N/A
N/A
18 RISE OF THE GUARDIANS
Paramount (DreamWorks)

1,507		 $179,918

-76.9% / $119
$97,407,585 / 48 		$110,385

-38.6% / $73
$97,517,970 / 49
N/A
N/A
19 THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN PART 2
Summit Entertainment

825		 $102,106

-68.4% / $124
$289,235,462 / 53 		$106,604

+4.4% / $129
$289,342,066 / 54
N/A
N/A
20 HYDE PARK ON HUDSON
Focus Features

222		 $84,198

-69.5% / $379
$3,294,083 / 32 		$105,323

+25.1% / $474
$3,399,406 / 33
N/A
N/A
- ARGO
Warner Bros.

302		 $54,047

-73.4% / $179
$110,160,966 / 88 		$83,000
(estimate)
+53.6% / $275
$110,244,000 / 89

 

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