jye4ever
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Yup, and he T-bags the T-Rex.
Yup, and he T-bags the T-Rex.
Jurassic World (SPOILERS!)
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Re: Jurassic World
Read that. Agreed with the others, sounds cool.
It's MUCH better to go in surprised since it's such a pivotal part of the film, but if you absolutely need to know now...
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Read that. Agreed with the others, sounds cool.
greygoose
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Re: Jurassic World
Yep it was awesome! Just got out of seeing the movie. Loved it!
Yep it was awesome! Just got out of seeing the movie. Loved it!
uscmhicks
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I hadn't taken much interest in the trailers and was pleasantly surprised by this movie today. I really enjoyed it.
I hadn't taken much interest in the trailers and was pleasantly surprised by this movie today. I really enjoyed it.
Irvy
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Hype levels restored.
Hype levels restored.
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That pile o' **** gives new meaning to "Mount Doom."
That pile o' **** gives new meaning to "Mount Doom."
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Universal having a great year:
JW opened with a strong $24.5M first day on Wednesday in China, France, and six other territories, presaging what looks to be a phenomenal opening weekend, both domestically and overseas. China accounted for $17M of that $24.5 total (with receipts from previews thrown in) and the film was #1 in all eight markets in 6,824 theaters.
In the U.S., where screenings start tonight, the film opens on 4,273 venues, the largest ever screen count for Universal. 800 of those are on IMAX screens, which is also their largest day-and-date release.
Tracking places JW at around $125M domestic for the weekend, which would make it the 3rd biggest opening this year, behind Disney/Marvel's Age of Ultron ($191.2M) and Universal's Furious 7 ($147.1M). World would be well ahead of Fifty Shades of Grey ($85.1M) and Pitch Perfect 2 ($69.2M).
That four of those five movies are Universal's must make the folks on Lankersham very happy not to mention that the studio also just reached over $2B in international box office, the fastest of any studio in history to reach that milestone for overseas coin.
Universal having a great year:
JW opened with a strong $24.5M first day on Wednesday in China, France, and six other territories, presaging what looks to be a phenomenal opening weekend, both domestically and overseas. China accounted for $17M of that $24.5 total (with receipts from previews thrown in) and the film was #1 in all eight markets in 6,824 theaters.
In the U.S., where screenings start tonight, the film opens on 4,273 venues, the largest ever screen count for Universal. 800 of those are on IMAX screens, which is also their largest day-and-date release.
Tracking places JW at around $125M domestic for the weekend, which would make it the 3rd biggest opening this year, behind Disney/Marvel's Age of Ultron ($191.2M) and Universal's Furious 7 ($147.1M). World would be well ahead of Fifty Shades of Grey ($85.1M) and Pitch Perfect 2 ($69.2M).
That four of those five movies are Universal's must make the folks on Lankersham very happy not to mention that the studio also just reached over $2B in international box office, the fastest of any studio in history to reach that milestone for overseas coin.
