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makeshift
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 Sceen counts and crowd reports for Oct. 29-31 Cinemark Tinseltown 15 in Medford, OR
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Saw - 1 screen (5 showings)
Ray - 1 screen (4 showings)
Holdovers
The Grudge - 2 screens (10 showings)
Shark Tale - 2 screens (10 showings)
Surviving Christmas - 1 screen (5 showings)
Team Ameria: World Police - 1 screen (5 showings)
Shall We Dance - 1 screen (5 showings)
Friday Night Lights - 1 screen (5 showings)
Taxi - 1 screen (5 showings)
Ladder 49 - 1 screen (5 showings)
The Forgotten - 1 screen (5 showings)
Sky Captain and The World Of Tomorrow - 1 screen (5 showings)
Napoleon Dynamite - 1 screen (5 showings)
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| Mon Oct 25, 2004 7:35 pm |
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xiayun
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I expect The Grudge to increase about 100-200 in theaters.
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| Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:12 pm |
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MichaelB
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Cinemark Tinseltown 17
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Birth 1 screen 5 shows
Ray 2 screens! 8 shows (kinda surprised me)
Saw 1 screen 5 shows
Friday Night Lights 2 screens 7 shows
Ladder 49 1 screen 5 shows
I Heart Huckabees 1 screen 5 shows
Raise Your Voice 1 screen 1 show
Shall We Dance 1 screen 5 shows
Surviving Christmas 1 screen 5 shows
The Grudge 2 screens 10 shows
The Forgotten 1 screen 5 shows
Team America 1 screen 5 shows
Taxi 1 screen 5 shows
Shark Tale 3 screens 12 shows
Sneak Preview Saturday Night
Finding Neverland 730
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| Mon Oct 25, 2004 10:17 pm |
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1981
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Hopefully I'm the first to post the crowd report of the French film "Un long dimanche de fiançialles" which is opening this Wednesday in Belgium and France.
Btw. it's the new film by the director of "Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain", starring Audrey Tautou.
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| Tue Oct 26, 2004 1:10 pm |
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jb007
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Daniel Raedts wrote: Hopefully I'm the first to post the crowd report of the French film "Un long dimanche de fiançialles" which is opening this Wednesday in Belgium and France. Btw. it's the new film by the director of "Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain", starring Audrey Tautou. Daniel, that is cool and tell us about the movie also after you watch it.
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| Tue Oct 26, 2004 1:23 pm |
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Dr. Lecter
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Daniel Raedts wrote: Hopefully I'm the first to post the crowd report of the French film "Un long dimanche de fiançialles" which is opening this Wednesday in Belgium and France. Btw. it's the new film by the director of "Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain", starring Audrey Tautou. I see a huge opening in France, hehe.
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| Tue Oct 26, 2004 2:02 pm |
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Libs
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New
Birth - 1 screen (5 showings)
Ray - 2 screens (8 showings)
Saw - 2 screens (9 showings)
Holdovers
The Forgotten - 1 screen (5 showings)
Friday Night Lights - 2 screens (8 showings)
The Grudge - 2 screens (9 showings)
I Heart Huckabees - 1 screen (4 showings)
Ladder 49 - 1 screen (4 showings)
Shall We Dance? - 2 screens (9 showings)
Shark Tale - 3 screens (10 showings)
Shaun of the Dead - 1 screen (1 showing; 11:00 PM show added to one of Shark Tale's screens)
Surviving Christmas - 2 screens (8 showings)
Taxi - 1 screen (5 showings)
Team America: World Police - 2 screens (8 showings)
Woman Thou Art Loosed - 1 screen (5 showings)
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| Tue Oct 26, 2004 8:59 pm |
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xiayun
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For Scott's theater, Ray will have 3 screens, 2 screens for Saw with an extra one at 11pm, and 1 screen for Birth. The Grudge remains in 3 screens during the day and 4 at night.
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| Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:15 pm |
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xiayun wrote: For Scott's theater, Ray will have 3 screens, 2 screens for Saw with an extra one at 11pm, and 1 screen for Birth. The Grudge remains in 3 screens during the day and 4 at night. That is correct. When he says that Saw has an 11pm show, that means it is interlocked (Same goes for the Grudge). Hmmm. I wonder if Ray will surprize? _________________Visit My Youtube Account and here is what you will see.    and many more.
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| Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:33 pm |
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xiayun
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It'll be very interesting to see, between Saw and Ray, which one will come on top this weekend. Both are getting good-to-great reviews. The early grade at IMDb and RT for both are very good. Saw will be in more theaters, but Ray is getting more screens per theater. Ray is 2:30 hours long, while Saw is rated-R. This is Halloween weekend, which helps Saw, but the African American population has been underserved this year, and they are eagerly waiting for Ray as well.
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| Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:00 pm |
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xiayun
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AMC Mercado 20, Santa Clara, CA:
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Birth - 1 screen (4 showings)
Ray - 2 screens (8 showings)
Saw - 2 screens (10 showings)
Holdovers
The Forgotten - 1 screen (5 showings)
Friday Night Lights - 1 screen (4 showings)
The Grudge - 3 screens (15 showings)
I Heart Huckabees - 1 screen (4 showings)
Ladder 49 - 1 screen (5 showings)
Shall We Dance? - 2 screens (10 showings)
Shark Tale - 2 screens (8 showings)
Surviving Christmas - 1 screen during the day, 2 screens at night (7 showings)
Taxi - 1 screen (5 showings)
Team America: World Police - 1 screen (5 showings)
Therese: The Story of Saint Therese of Lisieux - 1 screen (5 showings)
Century 20 Great Mall, Milpitas, CA:
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Ray - 3 screens (11 showings)
Saw - 2 screens (10 showings)
Holdovers
The Grudge - 3 screens (15 showings)
Surviving Christmas - 1 screen (5 showings)
Shall We Dance? - 1 screen (5 showings)
Team America: World Police - 1 screen (5 showings)
Friday Night Lights - 1 screen (5 showings)
Raise Your Voice - 1 screen (5 showings)
Taxi - 1 screen (5 showings)
Ladder 49 - 1 screen (5 showings)
Shark Tale - 2 screens (10 showings)
The Forgotten - 1 screen (5 showings)
Shaun of the Dead - 1 screen (5 showings)
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow - 1 screen (4 showings)
Resident Evil: Apocalypse - sharing the screen with Sky Captain and have 1 show at 10:25pm
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| Wed Oct 27, 2004 12:37 am |
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Dr. Lecter
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Ray really surprises me with its screen counts so far....  _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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| Wed Oct 27, 2004 1:48 pm |
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GCC
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Any crowd reports yet?
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| Fri Oct 29, 2004 4:00 pm |
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Libs
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SFERIC wrote: Any crowd reports yet? Nah. My megaplex has (already) sold out the 8:00 PM show of Ray tonight, though, which surprised me.
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| Fri Oct 29, 2004 4:26 pm |
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makeshift
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I'm seeing Saw tonight at 10:15, so i'll have a report when I get back.
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jb007
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2:15 PM Grandprairie 18
30 people in a 365 seater.
Pretty good for this time of the day. I say at least 5 mil. Friday.
Trailers:
The Devil's Rejects (Did not show much)
Blade: Trinity
Hide and Seek (looks like Godsend)
White Noise
Pretty good movie. Far superior to The Grudge. Would not call the movie scary. Best comparision is to Seven.
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| Fri Oct 29, 2004 5:29 pm |
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Dr. Lecter
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makeshift_wings wrote: I'm seeing Saw tonight at 10:15, so i'll have a report when I get back. I REALLY hope you'll like it. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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| Fri Oct 29, 2004 5:43 pm |
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The Scottie
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SFERIC wrote: Any crowd reports yet? I am working night shift today and Saturday, so I'll keep you posted. _________________Visit My Youtube Account and here is what you will see. and many more.
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| Fri Oct 29, 2004 6:29 pm |
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Joker's Thug #3
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Ray
12:30 Century 25
200 seater about 80% full - Thats great for such a early time i wouldnt be surprised if this beat out Saw this weekend
Trailers:
Missed
Movie: Great movie, one of my favs this year, a little too long but its not a big deal. Great acting, great score, great story, overall great. Jamie Foxx really pushes this movie to the next level with his great performance, this guy is gonna be big if he keeps on picking the right roles.
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jb007
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Killuminati510 wrote: Ray
12:30 Century 25
200 seater about 80% full - Thats great for such a early time i wouldnt be surprised if this beat out Saw this weekend
Trailers:
Missed
Movie: Great movie, one of my favs this year, a little too long but its not a big deal. Great acting, great score, great story, overall great. Jamie Foxx really pushes this movie to the next level with his great performance, this guy is gonna be big if he keeps on picking the right roles. 80% for a 12:30 show is pretty high, isn't it? Maybe Ray will be #1.
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It wont be #1 because of one problem, its only in 2,000 theaters, it'll need a fantastic theater avg.
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Joker's Thug #3
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Actually you might be right, i just checked Yahoo News and it says Ray is tracking for a 20mil weekend. So will have to wait and see.
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jb007
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Killuminati510 wrote: Actually you might be right, i just checked Yahoo News and it says Ray is tracking for a 20mil weekend. So will have to wait and see. Hope so. Everybody unanimously has said that Jamie Foxx has done a superb job and is the frontrunner for an Oscar Nom.
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mary
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http://talk.hsx.com/films/post.htm?1029220639.notfabio
Long Beach, California 26 screen theatre as of 7pm:
RAY:
$12,000 on 3 screens
SAW:
$4,000 on 2 screens
GRUDGE
$3,800 on 3 screens
SHARK TALE
2,000 on 3 screens
BIRTH:
1,200 on 1 screen
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mary wrote: http://talk.hsx.com/films/post.htm?1029220639.notfabio
Long Beach, California 26 screen theatre as of 7pm:
RAY:
$12,000 on 3 screens
Is that good? 
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