Watchmen (March 6)
The Last House on the Left (2009) (March 13)
Miss March (March 13)
A Perfect Getaway (March 13)
Race to Witch Mountain (March 13)
Duplicity (March 20)
I Love You, Man (March 20)
Knowing (March 20)
12 Rounds (March 27)
The Accidental Husband (March 27)
Adventureland (March 27)
The Haunting in Connecticut (March 27)
The Janky Promoters (March 27)
Monsters Vs. Aliens (March 27)

Watchmen - 89.5m|360m

Watchmen - 89.5m|360m
The Last House on the Left (2009) - 15m|40m
Miss March - 10m|30m
A Perfect Getaway - 10m|40m
Race to Witch Mountain- 35m / 140m
Duplicity- 20m|100m
I Love You, Man- 15m|50m
Knowing- 25m|90m
12 Rounds- 15m|35m
The Accidental Husband- 10|30m
Adventureland- 20m|90m
The Haunting in Connecticut- 10m|30m
The Janky Promoters- 15m|40m
Monsters Vs. Aliens- 30m|150m

You think M&A with 3D will open to just 30M but have 5x legs in march.

Is it me, or am I the only person that just isn't feeling Watchmen or Monsters vs. Aliens?

I'm losing faith, I've been hearing universal buzz for watchmen, but looking in other places (slightly less "dorky") I've realized that some people think it looks terrible. Although I still say the vast majority are gonna wait around for WOM and reactions, and a good time to see it. So I think it could start out strong, drop big, and then pick up really well after that. I see
OW:66m, Total: 205m, a few days ago I was calling for 30m more than that. Mvs.A, on the other hand should start big and stay big, hitting with families and indie teens (just like Coraline, or Bolt but to a much bigger level) OW: 45m, Total: 175m

A Perfect Getaway and The Accidental Husband aren't opening in March anymore, by the way.

I just can't see Watchmen making more than $120 overall. I'm not sensing any anticipation for it outside of the internet. I just don't think it's the next 300, which EVERYONE I know wanted to see it. Watchmen kind of reminds me of Grindhouse, just it won't do as awful as that.

Monsters vs. Aliens though... when I first saw the trailer last summer, I said "there is no way that is going to catch on." It just looks like shit, and I can't imagine tons of families going to see it. But we shall see. If they're huge, those will definitely be big surprises for me.

Excuse me for asking but about what age group are you? The late high school/early college group is pretty into this movie, there definitely is a feeling of "what is that? That looks dumb?" But there is definitely a rabid fanbase that 300 did not have. I promise you that. So it should jump out of the gate, after that it depends utterly on WOM and if the people who are thinking "that looks okay but I'm not sure" get pulled in or not. 1 thing is for sure, it will need strong male support, as most females won't touch it.

I'm a senior in high school.

I thought WATCHMEN looked interesting from the teaser, and then I saw a different trailer before FRIDAY THE 13TH and I now think it looks kind of stupid. My cousin thought so too, however she is a girl .

If will be lucky if it gets to 100 Million, IMO. I haven't heard anyone talking about it outside of online.

It's pretty safe to say that $100 million is a lock for Watchmen. With the way the economy is, it could play with $100M in its OW. Presales are currently out pacing 300 through the same point.