NealMcCauley
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Okay, Inhumass has begun their dive.
Do we think there's enough in the tank for this turd to float over 1mil in 3 days?
I'm curious if the Close Encounters re-release will end up doing better.
Okay, Inhumass has begun their dive.
Do we think there's enough in the tank for this turd to float over 1mil in 3 days?
Lionsgates action comedy The Hitmans Bodyguard will earn the No. 1 slot easily with $10M over four-days this weekend, the only summer pic to hold the top spot for three weekends in a row this season. However, theres no competition! Last night, the Ryan Reynolds-Samuel L. Jackson pic drew $1M at 3,377 locations for a two week running cume of $44.7M.
The only title to preview was Sonys 4K re-release of Steven Spielbergs Oscar-winning 1977 sci-fi epic Close Encounters of the Third Kind which drew $95K at 809 locations that started at 7PM.
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Close Encounters will be playing at 901 locations, which includes 444 premium large format screens, and industry estimates figure that the Spielberg classic will make around $3M.
Imax will be playing Marvel TVs pilot Inhumans at 393 sites; weekend estimates on title are also around $2M for four-days.
Opening day for Dunkirk in China is about $9M, including Thursday sneaks.
So wait, predictions are that Close Encounters is going to beat Inhumans by a mil already?
Back to wondering whether Inhumans will actually cross 1mil total.
Edit: Sony is also heading a remake of The Crow now.
Tracking for Kingsman 2 is 40-45M
Starring the son of Brandon Lee...
Bronson Lee
In Paramount might not be doomed news:
boxoffice.com raised their mother! total by 33% to $36 million. Which still isn't great.
It's scripted by the Coens, starring Matt Damon, and Clooney is helming it, not saying that you should have seen the trailer or know the plot or anything but you should have heard it being mentioned.This is the first I've even heard of "Suburbicon"
Jesus.
They might raise it again, Paramount did some weird non-promotion of it for a while so it didn't have a profile.mother! at $36m seems low though no?
Out of the fresh limited crop, Imaxs presentation of the Marvel TV pilot Inhumans looks to be the best as of this minute with an estimated $2.3M at 393 sites over FSSM.
Close Encounters is playing at 901 locations, which includes 444 premium large format screens, and industry estimates currently figure that the Spielberg classic will make $2.1M in four days after a $585K start today.
Is "Wind River" any good? Like, see it at the theater good?
I was hoping to go to the theater this long weekend and it's the only well reviewed movie playing I haven't seen ("starring Jeremy Renner" doesn't exactly motivate).
IT continues to trend in unprecedented territory for a horror release. Social media footprints — even with restrictive search strings due to the generic film title — have been noticeably stronger than The Conjuring, Annabelle, and Insidious: Chapter 2. All signs point to a true event horror film.
If you've seen Sicario and Hell or High Water, it's kind of a combination of the two (and if not then check them out).
It's a pretty harrowing drama that manages to have some levity when it needs it. It's prettu good, I'd recommend it.
And hey, Jeremy Renner's pretty good when some major studio isn't trying to force him down our throats as the next big action star.
I love how everyone is Price Is Right'ing each other on the IT OW predictions.
He was pretty good in Arrival.Wow, thanks.
Sicario was good and Hell or High Water was excellent, so that's some high praise. Looks like I may see WR this weekend.
(also, Renner is okay but he's not leading man material, as that awful Bourne movie proved)
Jeremy Renner and Anna Kendrick are slated to star in a romcom next year called "Who Farted?"
They might raise it again, Paramount did some weird non-promotion of it for a while so it didn't have a profile.
The Aronofsky movie is already coming out in two weeks? What? Seriously?
And this is why the initial estimate was sub $30 million.The Aronofsky movie is already coming out in two weeks? What? Seriously?
Isn't the sense of being exactly right enough?If I get the prediction exactly right do I get more stuff
It's scripted by the Coens, starring Matt Damon, and Clooney is helming it, not saying that you should have seen the trailer or know the plot or anything but you should have heard it being mentioned.
Unless Paramount overspent on it, $45 million (most of it coming from white people ages 35 and up) is about where it should be.
Isn't the sense of being exactly right enough?
It's scripted by the Coens, starring Matt Damon, and Clooney is helming it, not saying that you should have seen the trailer or know the plot or anything but you should have heard it being mentioned.
My eyes physically cannot roll back any farther.That was only good enough for my Wonder Woman prediction, I want to be rewarded for my clairvoyance
Clooney has reworked it, and he's probably the best of the recent batch of actors turned directors. So it has that going for it.It's based on a script from 1986. I love the Coens, but the track record of stuff they wrote but did not direct coupled with the fact that they've left this on the shelf for 30 years doesn't exactly fill me with confidence.
lol, that $45 million prediction might be a best case scenario then.100% bupkes. I didn't even know it was a movie until you just said something.
Crazy.