Box Office Guru Preview: 30 Days of Night Gets Halloween Started Early
Summary
Competition, or a lack of it, will be the deciding factor at the North American box office this weekend for the half-dozen new releases that studios are packing into already overcrowded multiplexes. With far too many films aiming for the same finite audience segment, some are sure to eat into the potential of others. Back to Article
Competition, or a lack of it, will be the deciding factor at the North American box office this weekend for the half-dozen new releases that studios are packing into already overcrowded multiplexes. With far too many films aiming for the same finite audience segment, some are sure to eat into the potential of others. Back to Article
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on Oct 18 2007 07:14 PM I'll be seeing 30 Days of Night tomorrow, any non-Saw/torture porn/horror remake is good for the genre. (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 18 2007 07:42 PM Gone Baby Gone might surprise. RENDITION looks awful and got poor reviews. (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 18 2007 07:52 PM 30 days of night looks awful. i can see why the reviews are bad. I will put this movie down for 15-16 million. The only to movies that are good coming out is Gone Baby Gone and things we lost in the fire. the rest are crap. American Gangster can not come any faster. (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 18 2007 08:15 PM 30 days didn't do nothing for me until I realized Danny Huston was in this. Have you seen THE PROPOSITION or BIRTH? This dude kicks ***. (Reply to this) |
on Oct 19 2007 04:35 AM In reply to this comment (#1201771) No it dosen't.... It looks amazing.... (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 19 2007 04:56 AM 30 days of night is gonna kick ***... its at 43%. critics hate movies like this... AND IT GETS A 43%! im sooooo seein this :) (Reply to this) |
on Oct 19 2007 07:49 AM 30 Days of Night: $20 million. The Comebacks: $12 million. Tyler Perry: $10 million. Rendition: $9 million. Game Plan: $8 million. (Reply to this) |
on Oct 19 2007 10:55 AM In reply to this comment (#1202690) you forgot "gone baby gone" in that list. (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 21 2007 03:51 AM Rendition tanked. Thank you very much. Go see GONE BABY GONE. Not as perfect as MICHAEL CLAYTON, but better. If that makes any sense. 30 days also rocked. And Dan in Real Life was excellent. INTO THE WILD on Sunday. Crossing my fingers for a four/four weekend. Peace. (Reply to this) |
on Oct 31 2007 10:10 PM yeah...... 30 days of night- not extremely excited for this one but i like vampires and from what i have seen the graphic novel or comic book or whatever is pretty sweet, so i wouldn't mind seeing it... but i can wait for DVD. The Comebacks- yes, i will admit, that i laughed my *** off during the commercials, but i can definatley wait for dvd for this one. ....... i actually wouldn't mind seeing Gone Baby Gone after hearing suprisingly good things about it.... it actually looks pretty good........ other then that, nothing else looks that ineresting. (Reply to this) |
on Nov 27 2007 10:15 PM 30 Days of Night was a dissapointment. (Reply to this) |
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