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Spidey
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 Predict April 2005 Movies Basically predict the opening and total grosses of all the April 2005 movies.
APRIL 1ST
SIN CITY
Opening - $24m
Total - $65m
BEAUTY SHOP
Opening - $20m (3-day; opens on Wed.)
Total - $50m
APRIL 8TH
FEVER PITCH
Opening - $18m
Total - $55m
SAHARA
Opening - $15m
Total - $40m
APRIL 15TH
THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
Opening - $30m
Total - $88m
VALIANT
Opening - $19m
Total - $60m
APRIL 22ND
THE INTERPRETER
Opening - $25m
Total - $80m
A LOT LIKE LOVE
Opening - $14m
Total - $40m
KING'S RANSOM
Opening - $5m
Total - $12m
APRIL 29TH
THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
Opening - $35m
Total - $140m
XXX: STATE OF THE UNION
Opening - $50m
Total - $125m
What are your predictions??
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El Maskado
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Re: Predict April 2005 Movies APRIL 1ST
SIN CITY
Opening - $22m
Total - $64m
BEAUTY SHOP
Opening - $16m
Total - $41m
APRIL 8TH
FEVER PITCH
Opening - $8m
Total - $22m
SAHARA
Opening - $20m
Total - $63m
APRIL 15TH
THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
Opening - $22m
Total - $55m
VALIANT
Opening - $33m (from the creators of Shrek 1 & 2 will sell the movie)
Total - $110m
APRIL 22ND
THE INTERPRETER
Opening - $13m
Total - $40m
A LOT LIKE LOVE
Opening - $9m
Total - $25m
KING'S RANSOM
Opening - $11m
Total - $30m
APRIL 29TH
THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
Opening - $27m
Total - $120m
XXX: STATE OF THE UNION
Opening - $40m
Total - $90m
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MadGez
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APRIL 1ST
SIN CITY
Opening - $25m
Total - $71m
BEAUTY SHOP
Opening - $27m (5-day; opens on Wed.)
Total - $63m
APRIL 8TH
FEVER PITCH
Opening - $14m
Total - $51m
SAHARA
Opening - $19m
Total - $45m
APRIL 15TH
THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
Opening - $34m
Total - $81m
VALIANT
Opening - $16m
Total - $67m
APRIL 22ND
THE INTERPRETER
Opening - $26m
Total - $78m
A LOT LIKE LOVE
Opening - $11m
Total - $35m
KING'S RANSOM
Opening - $7m
Total - $18m
APRIL 29TH
THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
Opening - $30m
Total - $90m
XXX: STATE OF THE UNION
Opening - $42m
Total - $100m
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Levy
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Re: Predict April 2005 Movies APRIL 1ST
SIN CITY
Opening - $14m
Total - $45m
BEAUTY SHOP
Opening - $25m (3-day; opens on Wed.)
Total - $65m
APRIL 8TH
FEVER PITCH
Opening - $16m
Total - $60m
SAHARA
Opening - $25m
Total - $55m
APRIL 15TH
THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
Opening - $19m
Total - $55m
VALIANT
Opening - $9m
Total - $25m
APRIL 22ND
THE INTERPRETER
Opening - $32m
Total - $90m
A LOT LIKE LOVE
Opening - $12m
Total - $40m
KING'S RANSOM
Opening - $3m
Total - $8m
APRIL 29TH
THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
Opening - $17m
Total - $70m
XXX: STATE OF THE UNION
Opening - $35m
Total - $90m
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El Maskado
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Why the 20-something million openings for Interpreter? Its genre fits in more with Manchurian Candidate and Assault of 13th Precinct which dont normally have high numbers so I dont really understand the high predictions for that movie trailer gets no reaction at all. If Manchurian could even open to 20 million during the summer, I highly doubt a much less profile Kidman movie will do it
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| Tue Feb 22, 2005 12:41 pm |
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Algren
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Two Oscar winners dude. Nicole is an attraction, so is Sean Penn. Good plot. Easily $20M+ :wink:
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| Tue Feb 22, 2005 12:48 pm |
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Algren
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Re: Predict April 2005 Movies APRIL 1ST
SIN CITY
Opening - $31m
Total - $106m
BEAUTY SHOP
Opening - $10m (3-day; opens on Wed.)
Total - $21m
APRIL 8TH
FEVER PITCH
Opening - $12m
Total - $36m
SAHARA
Opening - $17m
Total - $41m
APRIL 15TH
THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
Opening - $15m
Total - $42m
VALIANT
Opening - $23m
Total - $82m
APRIL 22ND
THE INTERPRETER
Opening - $25m
Total - $90m
A LOT LIKE LOVE
Opening - $9m
Total - $15m
KING'S RANSOM
Opening - $5m
Total - $10m
APRIL 29TH
THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
Opening - $24m
Total - $100m
XXX: STATE OF THE UNION
Opening - $20m
Total - $72m
I think that is what i put for Sin City before :???: canny remember.
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El Maskado
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Algren wrote: Two Oscar winners dude. Nicole is an attraction, so is Sean Penn. Good plot. Easily $20M+ :wink: Oscar winners dont equal box office draws dude!. Manchurian candidate has 2 oscar draws but didnt open to more than 20 million. If every oscar winner equals box office winners, Marisa Tomei will be making 20 million dollars
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Jeff
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Actually, The Manchurian Candidate had four Oscar winners:
Denzel Washington, Meryl Streep, Jon Voight and Jonathan Demme.
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Steve
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All movies:
Opening: $22.2M
Final: $72.2M
But really, this looks like the strongest April I've seen in a while. Do you agree?
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Algren
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El_masked_esteROIDe_user wrote: Algren wrote: Two Oscar winners dude. Nicole is an attraction, so is Sean Penn. Good plot. Easily $20M+ :wink: Oscar winners dont equal box office draws dude!. Manchurian candidate has 2 oscar draws but didnt open to more than 20 million. If every oscar winner equals box office winners, Marisa Tomei will be making 20 million dollars I know that. But Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman, and including its plot, are much bigger draws than Denzel or Meryl. _________________STOP UIGHUR GENOCIDE IN XINJIANG
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El Maskado
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Algren wrote:
I know that. But Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman, and including its plot, are much bigger draws than Denzel or Meryl.
What bizarro world do you live in where Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman are a bigger draw than Denzel Washington, Meryl Streep and Johnathan Demme directing?
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| Tue Feb 22, 2005 1:20 pm |
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zingy
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Stars don't make box office hits. I hope everyone knows that by now.
But, The Interpreter is heavily marketed. It's trailer is attached to every movie I've seen in the past 2 months. It's gotten great reactions. It's also one of the main adult-type mystery movies in a while. The Manchurian Candidate came out in a heavily competitive time, when it should have come out during the month of April to reach it's full potential, in my opinion.
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MovieDude
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Zingaling wrote: Stars don't make box office hits. I hope everyone knows that by now.
But, The Interpreter is heavily marketed. It's trailer is attached to every movie I've seen in the past 2 months. It's gotten great reactions. It's also one of the main adult-type mystery movies in a while. The Manchurian Candidate came out in a heavily competitive time, when it should have come out during the month of April to reach it's full potential, in my opinion. Agreed, it's been getting a huge number of spots on movies I've been seeing, it appeals to both teenagers and adults, and the plot looks much easier to understand and action packed then Manchurian Canidate, which I personally predicted would underperform thanks to such weird ads that only had a slight money shot... in night vision.
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makeshift
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APRIL 1ST
SIN CITY
Opening - $22.0m
Total - $65.0m
BEAUTY SHOP
Opening - $15.0m (3-day; opens on Wed.)
Total - $45.0m
APRIL 8TH
FEVER PITCH
Opening - $26.0m
Total - $75.0m
SAHARA
Opening - $15.0m
Total - $45.0m
APRIL 15TH
THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
Opening - $22.0m
Total - $60.0m
VALIANT
Opening - $13.0m
Total - $48.0m
APRIL 22ND
A LOT LIKE LOVE
Opening - $17.0m
Total - $40m
THE INTERPRETER
Opening - $16.0m
Total - $60.0m
KING'S RANSOM
Opening - $7.0m
Total - $18.0m
APRIL 29TH
XXX: STATE OF THE UNION
Opening - $21.0m
Total - $55.0m
THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
Opening - $19.0m
Total - $65.0m
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zingy
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April 1st, 2005:
Sin City - Opening: $14 million, Total: $35 million
Beauty Shop - Opening: $13 million, Total: $39 million
April 8th, 2005:
Fever Pitch - Opening: $15 million, Total: $45 million
Sahara - Opening: $18 million, Total: $50.4 million
April 15th, 2005:
The Amityville Horror - Opening: $28 million, Total: $84 million
Valiant - Opening: $13 million, Total: $42.9 million
April 22nd, 2005:
A Lot Like Love - Opening: $16 million, Total: $44.8 million
The Interpreter - Opening: $21 million, Total: $73.5 million
King's Ransom - Opening: $6 million, Total: $16.2 million
April 29th, 2005:
xXx: State of the Union - Opening: $50 million, Total: $125 million
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Opening: $16 million, Total: $48 million
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El Maskado
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MovieDude wrote: Zingaling wrote: Stars don't make box office hits. I hope everyone knows that by now.
But, The Interpreter is heavily marketed. It's trailer is attached to every movie I've seen in the past 2 months. It's gotten great reactions. It's also one of the main adult-type mystery movies in a while. The Manchurian Candidate came out in a heavily competitive time, when it should have come out during the month of April to reach it's full potential, in my opinion. Agreed, it's been getting a huge number of spots on movies I've been seeing, it appeals to both teenagers and adults, and the plot looks much easier to understand and action packed then Manchurian Canidate, which I personally predicted would underperform thanks to such weird ads that only had a slight money shot... in night vision. Look at the genre of the movies which belongs with Negotiator,Peacemaker, and Proof of Life. They all grossed under 50 million dollars. Thats why I have doubts about it opening at 20 million or over. This movie is going to be very overpredicted
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Algren wrote: El_masked_esteROIDe_user wrote: Algren wrote: Two Oscar winners dude. Nicole is an attraction, so is Sean Penn. Good plot. Easily $20M+ :wink: Oscar winners dont equal box office draws dude!. Manchurian candidate has 2 oscar draws but didnt open to more than 20 million. If every oscar winner equals box office winners, Marisa Tomei will be making 20 million dollars I know that. But Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman, and including its plot, are much bigger draws than Denzel or Meryl. 
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Maximus
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Re: Predict April 2005 Movies APRIL 1ST
SIN CITY
Opening - $17m
Total - $48m
BEAUTY SHOP
Opening - $21 (3-day; opens on Wed.)
Total - $43m
APRIL 8TH
FEVER PITCH
Opening - $16m
Total - $46m
SAHARA
Opening - $24m
Total - $53m
APRIL 15TH
THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
Opening - $27m
Total - $65m
VALIANT
Opening - $21m
Total - $64m
APRIL 22ND
THE INTERPRETER
Opening - $13m
Total - $40m
A LOT LIKE LOVE
Opening - $12m
Total - $35m
APRIL 29TH
THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
Opening - $31m
Total - $95m
XXX: STATE OF THE UNION
Opening - $44m
Total - $105m
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| Tue Feb 22, 2005 5:33 pm |
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MovieDude
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El_masked_esteROIDe_user wrote: MovieDude wrote: Zingaling wrote: Stars don't make box office hits. I hope everyone knows that by now.
But, The Interpreter is heavily marketed. It's trailer is attached to every movie I've seen in the past 2 months. It's gotten great reactions. It's also one of the main adult-type mystery movies in a while. The Manchurian Candidate came out in a heavily competitive time, when it should have come out during the month of April to reach it's full potential, in my opinion. Agreed, it's been getting a huge number of spots on movies I've been seeing, it appeals to both teenagers and adults, and the plot looks much easier to understand and action packed then Manchurian Canidate, which I personally predicted would underperform thanks to such weird ads that only had a slight money shot... in night vision. Look at the genre of the movies which belongs with Negotiator,Peacemaker, and Proof of Life. They all grossed under 50 million dollars. Thats why I have doubts about it opening at 20 million or over. This movie is going to be very overpredicted Exactly what genre is that? The adult R rated thriller? Because last year's Man on Fire belongs in that category just as much as The Peacemaker does. It deals with terrorism, which has been a mighty profitable genre. In the Line of Fire is Clint Eastwood's highest grossing movie, Spy Game opened over 20 million, as did any of the Jack Ryan movies. Not all those movies are similar to The Interpreter entirely, but I don't think any of the examples you listed are any moreso then they are.
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side question: When does The Weather Man with Nic Cage come out? I had heard April 1st. Am i mistaken?
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MovieDude
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newfoundglorysp wrote: side question: When does The Weather Man with Nic Cage come out? I had heard April 1st. Am i mistaken? It got delayed to "TBA" status.
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Libs
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El_masked_esteROIDe_user wrote: Why the 20-something million openings for Interpreter? Its genre fits in more with Manchurian Candidate and Assault of 13th Precinct which dont normally have high numbers so I dont really understand the high predictions for that movie trailer gets no reaction at all. If Manchurian could even open to 20 million during the summer, I highly doubt a much less profile Kidman movie will do it opening weekend gross: $20,018,620
Don't mean to be nitpicky, but that technically qualifies as a $20M opening.
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MovieDude
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Libs wrote: El_masked_esteROIDe_user wrote: Why the 20-something million openings for Interpreter? Its genre fits in more with Manchurian Candidate and Assault of 13th Precinct which dont normally have high numbers so I dont really understand the high predictions for that movie trailer gets no reaction at all. If Manchurian could even open to 20 million during the summer, I highly doubt a much less profile Kidman movie will do it opening weekend gross: $20,018,620 Don't mean to be nitpicky, but that technically qualifies as a $20M opening. Plus, it was opening against The Village, of course it wasn't going to be huge. Collateral being second weekend just made it get lost in the shuffle in my opinion.
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Kris K
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Amityville Horror: $25M opening/ $60M finish
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