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C'mon HIGH TENSION....THE best horror movie of the year so far! :P

(out of WHITE NOISE, HIDE AND SEEK, BOOGEYMAN, AMITYVILLE, AITD, CURSED, DARKNESS, RING 2, CONSTANTINE and HOUSE OF WAX).

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THE best horror movie since 2003 actually.


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Smiths - $47.6M
High Tension - $2.9M (should've kept the NC17)
Lava Girl and Shark Boy - $11 (2 people will see matinees. This looks so horrible and if it makes money it will only encourage Hollywood to make more shit like this.)


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June 10-12
Very Early Predictions

1. Mr. and Mrs. Smith - $36 million
2. The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl in 3-D - $23 million
3. Madagascar - $18.5 million
4. The Longest Yard - $16 million
5. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith - $15.5 million
6. Cinderella Man - $12 million
7. The Honeymooners - $9 million
8. The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants - $7 million
9. High Tension - $4.5 million
10. Monster-in-Law - $3 million
11. Lords of Dogtown - $3 million

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[table][row]1[col]Mr. and Mrs. Smith[col]$40,000,000 [row]2[col]Madagascar[col]$19,200,000 [row]3[col]Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith[col]$16,800,000 [row]4[col]The Longest Yard[col]$16,100,000 [row]5[col]The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl[col]$16,000,000 [row]6[col]The Cinderella Man[col]$12,800,000 [row]7[col]The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants[col]$5,700,000 [row]8[col]The Honeymooners[col]$5,500,000 [row]9[col]High Tension[col]$3,500,000 [row]10[col]Monster-In-Law[col]$3,300,000 [row]11[col]Crash[col]$2,800,000 [row]12[col]Lords of Dogtown[col]$2,000,000 [row]13[col]Kicking & Screaming[col]$1,200,000 [row]14[col]Unleashed[col]$400,000 [/table]This table brought to you by Excel2BB Converter. Created by Krem for World of KJ


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I still think HIGH TENSION will surprise the HELL out of a lot of you.

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movies35 wrote:
I still think HIGH TENSION will surprise the HELL out of a lot of you.


Even if it somehow achieves a $6,000 PTA, that's still only $7.8 million. With the lack of a good marketing campaign, horror overload, a confusing trailer, and the fact that half the people who wanted to see it have already seen it will hurt it.


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Zingaling wrote:
movies35 wrote:
I still think HIGH TENSION will surprise the HELL out of a lot of you.


Even if it somehow achieves a $6,000 PTA, that's still only $7.8 million. With the lack of a good marketing campaign, horror overload, a confusing trailer, and the fact that half the people who wanted to see it have already seen it will hurt it.


Agreed, and this is coming from someone who has seen and loves the film. It's going to tank - HARD. I'd be surprised if it cleared $3 million this weekend, honestly. I went with $5 million on my prediction, just to be safe, but i'm not expecting it.


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movies35 wrote:
I still think HIGH TENSION will surprise the HELL out of a lot of you.


Christ Dude.. Your overhyping the hell out of this HIGH TENSION more than I did for Amityville Horror.. I can't imagine this movie is THAT good the way some of you hardcore horror buffs are going on and on about it?? :-k Ease up.. Too much overhype will have a tendency to backfire you know..


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Mike wrote:
And downloading isn't a huge deal when it's some big successful mainstream hollywood flick that doesn't need any more money. If it's already big then it won't miss your few bucks.



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My predictions:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith - $ 45.4
Madagascar - $ 18,65 (-35%)
Episode III - $ 15,6 (-40%)
The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl - $ 14,9
The Longest Yard - $ 13,6 (-48%)
Cinderella Man - $ 11,4 (-39%)
The Honeymooners - $ 8,2
High Tension - $ 6,2
Howl's Moving Castle - $ 1,1 (screen averag: $ 32,500)


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Mon Jun 06, 2005 3:13 am
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1. Mr. and Mrs. Smith 42 million - Alright, you guys convinced me, though for the record I still have a feeling it'll underperform with something in the mid to low 30s :razz:
2. Shark Boy and Lava Girl in 3-D 25 million - I've seen numerous TV spots and if reviews are half decent I'm sure it'll draw in tons of families. Something eye catching like 3-D ALWAYS helps.
3. Madagascar 17 million
4. The Longest Yard 16.5 million
5. Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith 16 million
6. Cinderella Man 13.5 million
7. The Honeymooners 13 million
* High Tension 6 million


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MovieDude wrote:
1. Mr. and Mrs. Smith 42 million - Alright, you guys convinced me, though for the record I still have a feeling it'll underperform with something in the mid to low 30s :razz:
2. Shark Boy and Lava Girl in 3-D 25 million - I've seen numerous TV spots and if reviews are half decent I'm sure it'll draw in tons of families. Something eye catching like 3-D ALWAYS helps.
3. Madagascar 17 million
4. The Longest Yard 16.5 million
5. Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith 16 million
6. Cinderella Man 13.5 million
7. The Honeymooners 13 million
* High Tension 6 million


I just don't get why they felt the need to make "The Honeymooners" into a movie with an Urban Cast like this?? :-k Again, I'm not Racist before we start jumping the gun on that, but it would be like Hollywood making the TV Show "The Jeffersons"(Which was Excellent for it's time) with a White Cast.. At any rate, I smell a BOMB for The Honeymooners.. :budo:


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My 2:30 am predictions:
1. Mr. and Mrs. Smith 32.0
2. Shark Boy 20.0
3. Madagasscar 18.8
4. Episode III 13.7
5. Longest Yard 13.5
6. Cinderella Man 13.4
7. Honeymooners 7.6
8. Sisterhood 6.3
9. Dogtown 3.0
10. High Tension 3.0

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Am I the only one who dares to predict 'Howl's Moving Castle'. Okay, I know it's only opening on 35 screens, but I think it will do extemely well. At least $ 1,0 million dollars opening weekend.


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Daniel Raedts wrote:
Am I the only one who dares to predict 'Howl's Moving Castle'. Okay, I know it's only opening on 35 screens, but I think it will do extemely well. At least $ 1,0 million dollars opening weekend.


I'm going to wait until June 17th, as comingsoon.net says it will expand then.


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1. Mr & Mrs Smith- $37,000,000
2. The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl in 3D- $23,000,000
3. Madagascar- $18,300,000
4. The Longest Yard- $15,700,000
5. Star Wars Episode: III- $15,500,000
6. Cinderella Man - $13,000,000
7. The Honeymooners- $9,700,000
8. The Sisterhood of Travelling Pants- $6,000,000
9. High Tension- $3,900,000
10. The Lords of Dogtown- $1,500,000

Looks to be a nice weekend....i rekon both the openers can clear $20M with ease.

Madagascar, Longest yard, Star wars should all remain over $15M.
Cinderella Man over $10M, and possibly the HONEYMOONERS clearing $10M aswell.

Lords of Dogtown dropping like hot shite....High Tension getting a $3,000 PTA.


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MovieDude wrote:
Daniel Raedts wrote:
Am I the only one who dares to predict 'Howl's Moving Castle'. Okay, I know it's only opening on 35 screens, but I think it will do extemely well. At least $ 1,0 million dollars opening weekend.


I'm going to wait until June 17th, as comingsoon.net says it will expand then.


Hopefully they'll(Disney) release it successfully. Not like how Sony Classics released 'House of Flying Daggers' and 'Kung Fu Hustle'. That could have been done much better.


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[table][row]1[col]Mr. and Mrs. Smith[col]$44,000,000[row]2[col]Madagascar[col]$18,300,000 [row]3[col]Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith[col]$18,100,000 [row]4[col]The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl[col]$17,500,000 [row]5[col]The Longest Yard[col]$16,000,000 [row]6[col]Cinderella Man[col]$13,000,000 [row]7[col]The Honeymooners[col]$12,000,000 [row]8[col]The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants[col]$6,800,000 [row]9[col]High Tension[col]$5,000,000 [row]10[col]Monster-In-Law[col]$3,100,000[/table]This table brought to you by Excel2BB Converter. Created by Krem for World of KJ


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Mr. and Mrs. Smith - $40m
The Honeymooners - $15m
The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl - $12m
High Tension - $4m


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Am I missing something? Why do people think The Honeymooners will do $15 million? :-k


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Zingaling wrote:
Am I missing something? Why do people think The Honeymooners will do $15 million? :-k

I'm thinking it might make under $5 million. It's commercials are just.. stupid. The only funny part is the blind dog, but even that is stretched.

A good comparison is Man of the House. It had a funny premise and Tommy Lee Jones looked funny. Cedric himself was in that and added a layer of funniness to the commercials. That movie only opened to $9 million.

There's no real premise to this movie except that Cedric and his friend want to make money. Not that different from King's Ransom, and we all know how that turned out.


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Zingaling wrote:
Am I missing something? Why do people think The Honeymooners will do $15 million? :-k

Well, it is a so-called 'urban' film, and those always do better than expected... inexplicably.
That being said, I think it'll do $9-13 million.

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trixster wrote:
Zingaling wrote:
Am I missing something? Why do people think The Honeymooners will do $15 million? :-k

Well, it is a so-called 'urban' film, and those always do better than expected... inexplicably.
That being said, I think it'll do $9-13 million.


Right and out on DVD next week.. This movie should've never been conceived and is a throwaway.. How about we make "The Jeffersons" into a movie using a white cast?? :roll:


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BKB_The_Man wrote:
trixster wrote:
Zingaling wrote:
Am I missing something? Why do people think The Honeymooners will do $15 million? :-k

Well, it is a so-called 'urban' film, and those always do better than expected... inexplicably.
That being said, I think it'll do $9-13 million.


Right and out on DVD next week.. This movie should've never been conceived and is a throwaway.. How about we make "The Jeffersons" into a movie using a white cast?? :roll:


I still don't understand why the casting of this movie is such a big deal. It's not like The Honeymooners is race-specific or something. It could just as easily be African-Americans in the same sitcom-ish situations.


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BKB_The_Man wrote:
trixster wrote:
Zingaling wrote:
Am I missing something? Why do people think The Honeymooners will do $15 million? :-k

Well, it is a so-called 'urban' film, and those always do better than expected... inexplicably.
That being said, I think it'll do $9-13 million.


Right and out on DVD next week.. This movie should've never been conceived and is a throwaway.. How about we make "The Jeffersons" into a movie using a white cast?? :roll:

Yeah I can be in it!
after all my blond hair blue eyes will really look good in it! :wink: :roll:

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Yeah the race dosnt matter for it.
There is a black odd couple...

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