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Wkd Box Office - 11•23-25•18 - Ralph and Creed lead a record Thanksgiving weekend. Robin Hood bombs.
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No I went to see it at Potomac Mills
But I didn't know you lived that close to me, Tyson's is only 48 minutes away from me!
lol. I was the GoFobo rep for the one at Tyson's! We could have met!
Hands down.
One of the finest comic book movies of all-time.
Oh well, there's always next time
Still trying to figure out why spider's don't get stuck in their own webs.
Sony seems to be going all in on the advertising for it so I'm guessing combined with the early screenings and review release they're gonna inundate people with how good the film is.
Nike Air Jordans, Cruise Lines, & 12M Boxes Of Cereal Part Of 'Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse' $115M Promo Campaign
Heh, not that I saw Spider-Man but I did a double header of Creed II and Ralph at Tyson's today.
Honestly, this to me is in another league compare to the raimi films and homecoming.
Sounds like it's gonna be a case of Mask of the Phantasm where everyone says it's the best character movie, but people will continue to argue around the live action ones.
What I'm saying is, bring back Tobey to do Spider-verse in live action. $2B. Unanimous best Spider-Man movie.
My predicitons that I'm totally just pulling out of my ass:
Spider-verse
Domestic OW: $45m
Domestic Total: $160m
Mortal Engines
Domestic OW: $10m
Domestic Total: $25m
Aquaman
Domestic OW: $65m
Domestic Total: $240m
Mary Poppins
Domestic 5 Day OW (opens Wed): $70m
Domestic Total: $300
Bumblebee
Domestic OW: $22m
Domestic Total: $100m
Spider-verse
Domestic OW: $45m
Domestic Total: $160m
Mortal Engines
Domestic OW: $10m
Domestic Total: $25m
Aquaman
Domestic OW: $65m
Domestic Total: $240m
Mary Poppins
Domestic 5 Day OW (opens Wed): $70m
Domestic Total: $300
Bumblebee
Domestic OW: $22m
Domestic Total: $100m
Nah, there's a Star Wars/Jumanji-sized hole (specifically in regards to the family movie-going experience over the holidays) in this Christmas lineup that I think Mary Poppins will fill.
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Also, Nutcracker was bad, and Mary Poppins is being called one of the better films of the year in early buzz. Seems like a good fit in December.
Oh really? That's good to hear. I hadn't heard anything about the early buzz yet.
It does seem like a much, much better December movie to me than both Bumblebee and Aquaman, both of which scream "summer movie" to me.
I love Joe Cornish, but they haven't really done a good job of selling the film (or potentially it's a damn train wreck). But the boxoffce.com prediction feels more enthusiastic than I would be based on the publicly available metrics. I want it to be good, I want it to do well, I'm... just not seeing that being the case right now. At least I'll always have this:
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