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The Scottie
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 65 Total on $50 million Grossers of 2004. Yes guys, my 50 million thread is re created. Sorry I don't have the right formatting, I am still getting used to these systems. I am glad to say that Ladder 49 and Redisident Evil 2 became the two new movies to join this milestone. Here is the list.
1 Shrek 2
2 Spider-Man 2
3 The Passion of the Christ
4 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
5 The Day After Tomorrow
6 The Bourne Supremacy
7 I, Robot
8 Troy
9 50 First Dates
10 Van Helsing
11 Fahrenheit 9/11
12 Shark Tale
13 DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story
14 The Village
15 Collateral
16 The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
17 Starsky and Hutch
18 Along Came Polly
19 Mean Girls
20 Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
21 Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
22 The Notebook
23 Alien vs. Predator
24 Man on Fire
25 The Terminal
26 Garfield: The Movie
27 White Chicks
28 Hidalgo
29 Kill Bill Vol. 2
30 The Manchurian Candidate
31 Barbershop 2: Back in Business
32 Miracle
33 The Stepford Wives
34 Hellboy
35 Dawn of the Dead
36 The Butterfly Effect
37 The Chronicles of Riddick
38 The Forgotten
39 13 Going on 30
40 Without a Paddle
41 Ladder 49
42 Hero
43 King Arthur
44 A Cinderella Story
45 Resident Evil: Apocalypse
46 Home on the Range
Who will be next.
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BJ
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hi ScottV it's great to see you here 8) I thought you didnt want to join this site :?
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The Scottie
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At first I didn't, then after this morning hackings, I said that's it.
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BJ
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Scott Vasquez wrote: At first I didn't, then after this morning hackings, I said that's it. oh I see 8) well thats cool, Im glad you came this site wouldnt have been the same without you :wink: _________________The Force Awakens
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zingy
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Friday Night Lights will be next. Great legs ahead for that one, as expected.
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xiayun
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Fright Night Lights will follow the pattern of Ladder 49 and pass 50M next weekend. Team America is done. I won't totally rule out Shall We Dance, but it needs to expand to 2500 theaters to have a chance. The WOM isn't that great, so it's unlikely that it will have a leg similar to The Notebook or With a Paddle.
Grudge will be next.
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rusty
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Zingaling wrote: Friday Night Lights will be next. Great legs ahead for that one, as expected. yay. I'm quite surprised at how well it's doing. To me that's another surpriser of the year that belongs in the leagues of Mean Girls and The Notebook.
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xiayun
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Shall We Dance still has a chance. The Grudge and Friday Night Lights will make it somewhere next week.
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Dr. Lecter
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I see at least another 16 movies getting over $50 million.
The Grudge
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
Ocean's Twelve
Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera
Spongebob
Alexander
The Aviator
Blade: Trinity
Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
National Treasure
Meet the Fockers
The Polar Express
The Incredibles
Christmas with the Kranks
Closer
Friday Night Lights
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Cady
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Unless The Grudge falls like... 90%, it'll cross 50 and then some come next weekend.   _________________
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rusty
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Cady wrote: Unless The Grudge falls like... 90%, it'll cross 50 and then some come next weekend. aren't you the optimistic one!
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BigMoviePimp
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I am pretty sure that more than just another 12 movies will make it.
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zingy
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Friday Night Lights and The Grudge both passed $50 million on Friday! 
These are the movies I think will make it...
1. The Incredibles
2. Saw
3. Ray
4. After The Sunset
5. National Treasure
6. Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
7. Spongebob Squarepants: The Movie
8. The Polar Express
9. Alexander
10. Christmas with the Kranks
11. Closer
12. Blade: Trinity
13. Ocean's Twelve
14. The Aviator
15. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
16. Fat Albert
17. Flight of the Phoenix
18. Spanglish
19. Meet the Fockers
Well past last year.
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Plot
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Ray is now a lock for $50 million.
No movie has ever grossed less than $50 million with a $20+ million opening weekend.
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The Scottie
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Here is the updated list.
1 Shrek 2
2 Spider-Man 2
3 The Passion of the Christ
4 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
5 The Day After Tomorrow
6 The Bourne Supremacy
7 I, Robot
8 Troy
9 50 First Dates
10 Van Helsing
11 Fahrenheit 9/11
12 Shark Tale
13 DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story
14 The Village
15 Collateral
16 The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
17 Starsky and Hutch
18 Along Came Polly
19 Mean Girls
20 Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
21 Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
22 The Notebook
23 Alien vs. Predator
24 Man on Fire
25 The Terminal
26 Garfield: The Movie
27 White Chicks
28 Hidalgo
29 Kill Bill Vol. 2
30 The Manchurian Candidate
31 Barbershop 2: Back in Business
32 Miracle
33 The Stepford Wives
34 Hellboy
35 Dawn of the Dead
36 The Butterfly Effect
37 The Chronicles of Riddick
38 The Forgotten
39 13 Going on 30
40 Without a Paddle
41 Ladder 49
42 Hero
43 King Arthur
44 A Cinderella Story
45 Resident Evil: Apocalypse
46 Home on the Range
New to the list.
Grudge
Friday Night Lights.
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Kris K
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Nice amount iof $50M+ movies.
Lots still to come
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Plot wrote: Ray is now a lock for $50 million.
No movie has ever grossed less than $50 million with a $20+ million opening weekend. Really? There has no yet been a film to do that? Well, many would have done it had they opened with just a bit more or less. It's just a matter of having the right film open with 20m-22m. In any case, a film like Ray, the type to have great legs, will not be it. It's just about a lock for 70m.
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Algren
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Maximus
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Algren wrote: Yes, Ray is lock for $50 Million, so, i believe is Saw While it is doing superbly, I doubt it will carry that much interest beyond this weekend. I see a number close to 40m.
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Kris K
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I think SAW is going to fall short of $50M too, around $42M
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xiayun
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Ray is expanding into 500 more theaters next weekend. I see it following the box office pattern of Seabiscuit. I believe it's a lock for 100M.
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Maximus
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xiayun wrote: Ray is expanding into 500 more theaters next weekend. I see it following the box office pattern of Seabiscuit. I believe it's a lock for 100M. That would be an incredible feat for such a film. Here's to hoping it manages it!
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The Scottie
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The Incredibles now makes it 49.
What will be next? Ray, Saw, or Polar Express? We'll have to wait and see.
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The Scottie
King Albert!
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Here is a new easier format.
Winter (6)
The Passion of the Christ
50 First Dates
Along Came Polly
Barbershop 2: Back in Business
Miracle
The Butterfly Effect
Spring (10)
Starsky and Hutch
Mean Girls
Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Man on Fire
Hidalgo
Kill Bill Vol. 2
Hellboy
Dawn of the Dead
13 Going on 30
Home on the Range
Summer (26)
Shrek 2
Spider-Man 2
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
The Day After Tomorrow
The Bourne Supremacy
I, Robot
Troy
Van Helsing
Fahrenheit 9/11
DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story
The Village
Collateral
The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
The Notebook
Alien vs. Predator
The Terminal
Garfield: The Movie
White Chicks
The Manchurian Candidate
The Stepford Wives
The Chronicles of Riddick
Without a Paddle
Hero
King Arthur
A Cinderella Story
Fall (6 down, 3 to go)
Shark Tale
The Grudge
Ladder 49
The Forgotten
Friday Night Lights
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Winter (1 down, 15 to go)
Incredibles
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zingy
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Ray will make it this weekend. Shall We Dance? and Saw will make it next weekend. That's all for Fall, making it 9.
Bridget Jones and The Polar Express will both make it from this weekend's openers.
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