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 Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions lilmac wrote: zwackerm wrote: So Lupita is playing an alien? Typical racist Hollywood. Let's see brown skin for pete's sake.  Lupita's character:  Oh yah  lol could almost see her face. Wonder what kind of alien she is.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions I thought she looked like the prune face type from the skin color.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions nghtvsn wrote: I thought she looked like the prune face type from the skin color. Lol naaa I think she's new alien specie
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now...
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions mark66 wrote: The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now... Just an fyi,,,Jurassic Park was/is much bigger riwht people born after say, 1986-1987, than STAR WARS. _________________Ari Emmanuel wrote: I'd rather marry lindsay Lohan than represent Mel Gibson.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions I made a $20 bet that this wouldn't out open JW.
Easiest $20 I'll ever make.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions Chippy wrote: I made a $20 bet that this wouldn't out open JW.
Easiest $20 I'll ever make. That's a tough one in December, that's why I said JW's 2nd weekend record will be gone in 6 months...
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions I think there will be an 84 million difference between JW and Star Wars OWs. More or less is for you to decide.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now... Just an fyi,,,Jurassic Park was/is much bigger riwht people born after say, 1986-1987, than STAR WARS. And what kind of data do you use to determine this?
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now... Just an fyi,,,Jurassic Park was/is much bigger riwht people born after say, 1986-1987, than STAR WARS. And what kind of data do you use to determine this? It makes sense. They watched JP when they were kids because that's what was big in the early 90's and that's what they have nostalgia for.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions mark66 wrote: Chippy wrote: I made a $20 bet that this wouldn't out open JW.
Easiest $20 I'll ever make. That's a tough one in December, that's why I said JW's 2nd weekend record will be gone in 6 months... But it probably won't, actually. _________________Ari Emmanuel wrote: I'd rather marry lindsay Lohan than represent Mel Gibson.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions Chippy wrote: I made a $20 bet that this wouldn't out open JW.
Easiest $20 I'll ever make. If TFA opens on a Friday I'll bet you $20 it beats JW OW record. 
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now... Just an fyi,,,Jurassic Park was/is much bigger riwht people born after say, 1986-1987, than STAR WARS. And what kind of data do you use to determine this? Don't need. Need an understanding of how these things work. SW was still huge with 90's kids, no doubt. It just was not as big as Jurassic Park was. _________________Ari Emmanuel wrote: I'd rather marry lindsay Lohan than represent Mel Gibson.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: Chippy wrote: I made a $20 bet that this wouldn't out open JW.
Easiest $20 I'll ever make. That's a tough one in December, that's why I said JW's 2nd weekend record will be gone in 6 months... But it probably won't, actually. Of course it will break the record. #1 it's Star Wars, #2 it's #2015bitch! Come on guys this one is easy one to predict
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now... Just an fyi,,,Jurassic Park was/is much bigger riwht people born after say, 1986-1987, than STAR WARS. And what kind of data do you use to determine this? Don't need. Need an understanding of how these things work. SW was still huge with 90's kids, no doubt. It just was not as big as Jurassic Park was. Actually, there is b.o. data: The beloved JURASSIC PARK did $45m in its 3D re-release, while the hated PHANTOM MENACE did $44m... That's really a huuuuuuuuuge upset...
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now... Just an fyi,,,Jurassic Park was/is much bigger riwht people born after say, 1986-1987, than STAR WARS. And what kind of data do you use to determine this? Don't need. Need an understanding of how these things work. SW was still huge with 90's kids, no doubt. It just was not as big as Jurassic Park was. Actually, there is b.o. data: The beloved JURASSIC PARK did $45m in its 3D re-release, while the hated PHANTOM MENACE did $44m... That's really a huuuuuuuuuge upset... OMG! What an upset
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now... Just an fyi,,,Jurassic Park was/is much bigger riwht people born after say, 1986-1987, than STAR WARS. And what kind of data do you use to determine this? Don't need. Need an understanding of how these things work. SW was still huge with 90's kids, no doubt. It just was not as big as Jurassic Park was. Actually, there is b.o. data: The beloved JURASSIC PARK did $45m in its 3D re-release, while the hated PHANTOM MENACE did $44m... That's really a huuuuuuuuuge upset... There will be box office data in 6 months. SW never felt like something that belongs to the 1990s. It wasn't new. SW really belongs to the fans from the late 70s and early 80s who were around at its inception. JP belonged to the 90s kids. Human psychology plays a big part of ones emotional attachment to a property, you'll see in December when SW is huge but clearly not on JW's level. _________________Ari Emmanuel wrote: I'd rather marry lindsay Lohan than represent Mel Gibson.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions No Excel, just NO!
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: Excel wrote: mark66 wrote: The success of the 2 generations phenomenon JURASSIC WORLD makes me wonder what a 3 generations phenomenon like STAR WARS will do...
One thing seems certain to me, the 2nd weekend record of JW will be history 6 months from now... Just an fyi,,,Jurassic Park was/is much bigger riwht people born after say, 1986-1987, than STAR WARS. And what kind of data do you use to determine this? Don't need. Need an understanding of how these things work. SW was still huge with 90's kids, no doubt. It just was not as big as Jurassic Park was. Actually, there is b.o. data: The beloved JURASSIC PARK did $45m in its 3D re-release, while the hated PHANTOM MENACE did $44m... That's really a huuuuuuuuuge upset... There will be box office data in 6 months. SW never felt like something that belongs to the 1990s. It wasn't new. SW really belongs to the fans from the late 70s and early 80s who were around at its inception. JP belonged to the 90s kids. Human psychology plays a big part of ones emotional attachment to a property, you'll see in December when SW is huge but clearly not on JW's level. I have 9 nieces and nephews born between 1984 and 2005, each and everyone loves SW and all the boys love JP. And each and everyone will go see SW come December, in addition my 79 year old dad will go too...
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions It is the difference between normal college kids, high schoolers, and young adults not feeling weird saying to others that they're going to see a Jurassic World and feeling weird when they tell others they're going to see Star Wars.
The bond between consumer and property just isn't as strong with that age market.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions Excel wrote: It is the difference between normal college kids, high schoolers, and young adults not feeling weird saying to others that they're going to see a Jurassic World and feeling weird when they tell others they're going to see Star Wars.
The bond between consumer and property just isn't as strong with that age market. Now that's a stupid thing to say. As soon as the marketing campaign is in full swing, people who say they're not going to see STAR WARS will be the odd ones out there...
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions Excel you're smarter than the shits you're posting. C'MON MAN!
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions I work with the public and I see 100s of people a day. Over that day I see multiple Star Wars shirts a day, some by adults but more by kids and teens. I have only seen 2 Jurrasic Park shirts over that same time period. I just think Star Wars is huge with three generations of people.
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Re: Star Wars - Episode VII - Predictions SW is huge. But geeks vastly overstate it's coolness factor among modern mainstream America. Soryr but its painfully true.
It is going to be a huge hit, but nowhere near 208m in december huge. Maybe 140-150 with a nice leggy run to the mid 500s, maybe.
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