Yahoo Review Thread - 2010
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xiayun
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Three-hour:
A Good Year - 58 (17), +20 (+4), C+
Harsh Times - 57 (16), +16 (+3), B-
The Return - 86 (21), +39 (+6), B
Stranger Than Fiction - 145 (98), +64 (+36), B
Babel - 415 (85), 44 (20) Friday, +23 (+5), B
Borat - 9127 (1614), 401 (108) Friday, +148 (+36), B+
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xiayun
Extraordinary
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A Good Year - 98 (19), +40 (+2), C+
Harsh Times - 88 (17), +29 (+1), B-
The Return - 141 (27), +55 (+6), B
Stranger Than Fiction - 269 (111), +124 (+13), B
Babel - 449 (89), 78 (24) Friday, +34 (+4), B
Borat - 9368 (1628), 642 (122) Friday, +241 (+14), B+
Finally. The written percentages look fine now.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 12:53 am |
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zingy
College Boy Z
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A Good Year - 98 (19), +40 (+2), C+
Harsh Times - 88 (17), +31 (+1), B-
The Return - 141 (28), +55 (+7), B-
Stranger Than Fiction - 269 (113), +124 (+15), B
Babel - 449 (89), 78 (20) Friday, +34 (+4), B
Borat - 9368 (1628), 642 (108) Friday, +241 (+14), B+
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 12:57 am |
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Ghostooze
Indiana Jones IV
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any ideas for projections? 
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 12:57 am |
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Harry Warden
Orphan
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Awful grade for A Good Year, although I can't say it doesn't deserve it. I saw it tonight and it was so incredibly dull.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 2:08 am |
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Rolling Thunder
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Ghostooze wrote: any ideas for projections? 
With two updates to go, I'd say we're looking at the following:
A Good Year: $1.2M -$1.5M (very poor)
Harsh Times: $0.50M - $0.75M (not a breakout)
The Return: $2.3M - $2.8M (better than expected, IMO)
Stranger Than Fiction: $3.75M - $4.7M (ok, but not a typical Ferrell opening)
Babel: $1.75M - $2.0M (most unsure about this, though - theater reports suggest better)
Borat: $10M-$12M (one more big update is possible, though)
I was off quite a bit last week, so take all these with a grain of salt.
Last edited by Rolling Thunder on Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:08 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 2:54 am |
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Jeff
Christian's #1 Fan
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Rolling Thunder wrote: Ghostooze wrote: any ideas for projections?  With two updates to go, I'd say we're looking at the following: A Good Year: $1.2M -$1.5M (very poor) Harsh Times: $0.75M - $1.0M (not a breakout) The Return: $2.3M - $2.8M (better than expected, IMO) Stranger Than Fiction: $3.75M - $4.7M (ok, but not a typical Ferrell opening) Babel: $1.75M - $2.0M (most unsure about this, though - theater reports suggest better) Borat: $10M-$12M (one more big update is possible, though) I was off quite a bit last week, to take all these with a grain of salt.
I think STF will be higher then that honestly. It seems to be going for the chick-flick angle and there really isn't that much else out there for them right now other then perhaps AGY. I think $6 million opening day is in store, but I'm usually wrong.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 2:58 am |
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Rolling Thunder
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RogueONE wrote: Rolling Thunder wrote: Ghostooze wrote: any ideas for projections?  With two updates to go, I'd say we're looking at the following: A Good Year: $1.2M -$1.5M (very poor) Harsh Times: $0.75M - $1.0M (not a breakout) The Return: $2.3M - $2.8M (better than expected, IMO) Stranger Than Fiction: $3.75M - $4.7M (ok, but not a typical Ferrell opening) Babel: $1.75M - $2.0M (most unsure about this, though - theater reports suggest better) Borat: $10M-$12M (one more big update is possible, though) I was off quite a bit last week, to take all these with a grain of salt. I think STF will be higher then that honestly. It seems to be going for the chick-flick angle and there really isn't that much else out there for them right now other then perhaps AGY. I think $6 million opening day is in store, but I'm usually wrong.
That projection assumed 375 reviews and a ratio of 80-100. I could possibly see 425 reviews and a $5M-5.5M Friday, but not more than that, honestly.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:01 am |
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Jeff
Christian's #1 Fan
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Rolling Thunder wrote: RogueONE wrote: Rolling Thunder wrote: Ghostooze wrote: any ideas for projections?  With two updates to go, I'd say we're looking at the following: A Good Year: $1.2M -$1.5M (very poor) Harsh Times: $0.75M - $1.0M (not a breakout) The Return: $2.3M - $2.8M (better than expected, IMO) Stranger Than Fiction: $3.75M - $4.7M (ok, but not a typical Ferrell opening) Babel: $1.75M - $2.0M (most unsure about this, though - theater reports suggest better) Borat: $10M-$12M (one more big update is possible, though) I was off quite a bit last week, to take all these with a grain of salt. I think STF will be higher then that honestly. It seems to be going for the chick-flick angle and there really isn't that much else out there for them right now other then perhaps AGY. I think $6 million opening day is in store, but I'm usually wrong. That projection assumed 375 reviews and a ratio of 80-100. I could possibly see 425 reviews and a $5M+ Friday, not more than that, honestly.
...Too...many...numbers...as I said I'm usually wrong.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:03 am |
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xiayun
Extraordinary
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Hasn't changed much for the last three hours:
A Good Year - 104 (22), +6 (+3), C+
Harsh Times - 92 (20), +4 (+3), B-
The Return - 149 (33), +8 (+5), C+
Stranger Than Fiction - 336 (127), +67 (+14), B
Babel - 459 (93), 88 (24) Friday, +10 (+4), B
Borat - 9422 (1652), 696 (132) Friday, +54 (+24), B+
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:54 am |
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Harry Warden
Orphan
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Hehe. Crowe's sappy, safe film completely flopped. I couldn't be happier as it couldn't happen to a "nicer" guy. It's pretty obvious he doesn't have a career in rom-coms waiting for him. I did think he had a bigger female audience than this though so it's kind of surprising.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 4:04 am |
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xiayun
Extraordinary
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Final:
A Good Year - 131 (23), +27 (+1), C+
Harsh Times - 117 (21), +25 (+1), B-
The Return - 186 (35), +37 (+2), C+
Stranger Than Fiction - 445 (128), +109 (+1), B
Babel - 499 (96), 128 (27) Friday, +40 (+3), B
Borat - 9653 (1657), 925 (137) Friday, +229 (+5), B+
Glad it's unclogged at the last hour.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 5:24 am |
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xiayun
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Final projections:
A Good Year - had a similar written percentage as The Return had as well as the grade, so the ratios could be close as well; a ratio of 80 would give it $1.6m.
Harsh Times - higher written percentage, so I'd go with a ratio of 120 for $1.0m.
The Return - more back-loaded than A Good Year was; a ratio of 75 gives it $2.5m.
Stranger Than Fiction - very back-loaded as well, and that should offset the high written percentage; a ratio of 85 translates to $5.2m.
Babel - a ratio of 55 puts it at $2.3m.
Borat - should have a ratio around 75 for $12.3m.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 5:36 am |
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MadGez
Dont Mess with the Gez
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xiayun wrote: Final projections:
A Good Year - had a similar written percentage as The Return had as well as the grade, so the ratios could be close as well; a ratio of 80 would give it $1.6m.
Harsh Times - higher written percentage, so I'd go with a ratio of 120 for $1.0m.
The Return - more back-loaded than A Good Year was; a ratio of 75 gives it $2.5m.
Stranger Than Fiction - very back-loaded as well, and that should offset the high written percentage; a ratio of 85 translates to $5.2m.
Babel - a ratio of 55 puts it at $2.3m.
Borat - should have a ratio around 75 for $12.3m.
I think they are very reasonable projections. Stranger than Fiction could possibly go a bit higher but thats not bad.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:44 am |
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Kenspy
Into the fray
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I'm thinking right around 11m for Borat. But it'll have a very good multiplier for a 32-33.5.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 10:02 am |
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getluv
i break the rules, so i don't care
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Very good for THE RETURN considering the low tracking and low theater count.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:07 am |
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Libs
Sbil
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Joe wrote: Hehe. Crowe's sappy, safe film completely flopped. I couldn't be happier as it couldn't happen to a "nicer" guy. It's pretty obvious he doesn't have a career in rom-coms waiting for him. I did think he had a bigger female audience than this though so it's kind of surprising.
Well, you know me, I see like every chick flick that comes out, and I thought this looked like tripe.
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:43 am |
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Harry Warden
Orphan
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Libs wrote: Joe wrote: Hehe. Crowe's sappy, safe film completely flopped. I couldn't be happier as it couldn't happen to a "nicer" guy. It's pretty obvious he doesn't have a career in rom-coms waiting for him. I did think he had a bigger female audience than this though so it's kind of surprising. Well, you know me, I see like every chick flick that comes out, and I thought this looked like tripe.
What about it didn't appeal to you?
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Sat Nov 11, 2006 1:01 pm |
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Excel
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bump lets get some ratios this should be a big day
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:02 am |
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SolC9
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I'll give it a shot...
Casino Royale - 95 similar to Mission Impossible 3
Happy Feet - 70 fairly typical non-sequel animated film ratio
Let's Go To Prison - no idea really, 150ish?
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:26 am |
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xiayun
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I'll go with 50 for Happy Feet, 75 for Casino Royale (MI3 had anti-Cruise factor and before clogging), probably 150 as well for Let's Go To Prison (r-rated comedy, small theater count).
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:56 am |
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Harry Warden
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I assume that there can't be any sort of Yahoo grade for the After Dark thing since they're different movies?
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 3:04 am |
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The Scottie
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 4:53 am |
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Joker's Thug #3
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28 Written reviews
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 7:50 am |
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Rolling Thunder
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Casino Royale - 18 (35), +10, B+
Happy Feet - 5 (4), +3, B
Let's Go To Prison - 2 (2), +0, C
I'm in general consenus with xiayun on the ratios. I could see 100 for CR due to the history of the franchise and expected heavy reviews. I have Happy Feet at 55 - higher than Open Season & Barnyard, but slightly lower than Cars & Over The Hedge.
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