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Zingaling wrote: excel, how do you know it's been planned for months? Did they call you up to let you know? You act like an insider of WB, and this wasn't even listed on that tentative schedule you had months ago. because thats how trailers are planned, that i know. they cant just call up universal or whoevers distributing click and say "well pay for 10 million for trailer with click for superman". it doesnt work that like. marketingis all planned far in advance. my guess when mi3 bombed and they discovered poseidon has aweful tracking they decided to put one with click.
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_________________Shack’s top 50 tv shows - viewtopic.php?f=8&t=90227
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Joker's Thug #3
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Shit yeah, hell Sony already has Spider-Man 3 attached to every movie coming out in 07'
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Eventine
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Webslinger wrote: Eventine wrote: Because their first and second one failed to capture enough audiences. It's actually true, unfortunately. Yeah, except for the one that played with X3, none of the trailers have done very well with audiences I've been with, and the X3 one didn't get a very big reaction at that. It got booed by fans who are mad at Singer for leaving X-Men. _________________
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Joker's Thug #3
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" Boooo SUPERMAN Booooooooooooo "_________________"People always want to tear you down when you're on top, like Napoleon back in the Roman Empire" - Dirk Diggler
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excel wrote: http://reporter.blogs.com/risky/2006/06/superman_return.html
11/11 At first glance I thought you were predicting an $11 m opening. 
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Eventine
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O wrote: excel wrote: http://reporter.blogs.com/risky/2006/06/superman_return.html
11/11 At first glance I thought you were predicting an $11 m opening. And a $11 million finish? _________________
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Eventine wrote: O wrote: excel wrote: http://reporter.blogs.com/risky/2006/06/superman_return.html
11/11 At first glance I thought you were predicting an $11 m opening. And a $11 million finish? Yes, that's why I was puzzled. I didn't know he was talking about reviews. 
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my predicts dont come out to the 20th.
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Eventine
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excel wrote: my predicts dont come out to the 20th.  You already gave you $90 million/$290 million prediction, didn't you? Of course that's not updated.  _________________
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not updated, plus that 90 was assuming it opened on a friday 
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3- Day: $78.4 million
5-day: $125.6 million
U.S. Total: $285 million
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^i dunno if itll get that big of a 5 day. thats same 5 day return of the king got.
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Webslinger
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excel wrote: ^i dunno if itll get that big of a 5 day. thats same 5 day return of the king got. I know. They'll likely be revised again in the next two weeks.
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STEVE ROGERS
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excel wrote: Zingaling wrote: excel, how do you know it's been planned for months? Did they call you up to let you know? You act like an insider of WB, and this wasn't even listed on that tentative schedule you had months ago. because thats how trailers are planned, that i know. they cant just call up universal or whoevers distributing click and say "well pay for 10 million for trailer with click for superman". it doesnt work that like. marketingis all planned far in advance. my guess when mi3 bombed and they discovered poseidon has aweful tracking they decided to put one with click.
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bkb you thought the boston herald was a w.b. plant.
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STEVE ROGERS
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excel wrote: bkb you thought the boston herald was a w.b. plant.
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thats cause it was a prereview. all he coulddo was say if he liked it or not.
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Eventine
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It actually looks like he's breaking the bucket. Talk about Man of Steel. _________________
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so its kfc n burger king...sweet. i love kfc.
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life size theater standee
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STEVE ROGERS
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excel wrote: thats cause it was a prereview. all he coulddo was say if he liked it or not.  If the Reviewer REALLY thought the movie was THAT good, then what the hell do the WB Execs care whether he posts a full review or not, especially if he enjoyed it?? It's publicity for their movie and they need all the publicity they can for this turkey..
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Joker's Thug #3
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If a negative article came out you'll bet your ass WB would sue.
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