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Wonder Woman is probably the biggest competition, a strong second week will be cutting into the same demographic. Week 2 Probably no big audiance crossover with those. Week 3 Is nothing, outside of Dark Phoenix/New Mutants theres no Fox Marvel stuff in production. Week 4 Frozen 2 will be huge but by this point Sonic will have made the bulk of what it will make, worst that can happen is it kills the films late legs.

Craig Bond Vs the nearest kids release opening weekend. Casino Royal 1. Happy Feet. $41,533,432 2. CR $40,833,156 (CR opened in about 400 fewer theatres but had nearly $1000 higher per theatre average.) Quantum of Solace. 1. QOS $67,528,882 2. Madagascar 2 $35,017,301 (Madagascar 2 was in its second week.) Skyfall 1. Sf $88,364,714 2. Wreck-It Ralph $33,012,796 (Ralph was in its second week.) Spectre 1. Sp $70,403,148 2. The Peanuts Movie $44,213,073 (Peanuts was in 32 fewer theaters)

Before we panic about mulan are we sure the date is accurate? Everywhere else seems to say march 2020.

Bond could be delayed to 2020 reducing the competitition surrounding sonic a little. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/james-bond-25-miss-november-2019-release-date-1137104

Definitly feels odd to be right on the edge of the holiday release period and not have an actual date. Like they feel like there's a chance it could be in a shippable state by the end of the year but want to hold off on ramping up the marketing incase it has to be delayed.

Those two are in a different category as movies, they're more of a higher budget feature length tv episode. I couldn't find a MLP budget but TTG reportedly cost $10 million.

When do you move it to? Frozen 2 is 2 weeks later followed by the Jumanji sequel then Star Wars 9.

Try to think of it like it was done by a better artist.

An attempt at a cute thing possibly for the merch potential. I always thought our fandom had a decent gender split for a video game series although I suppose he would be coming from a comics perspective and basing it on things like the princess sally miniseries that didn't sell well.

If its real we'll know in about 12 hours if its fake the creator has made some reasonable sounding rumours.

I was just thinking it nearly time for the annual comic con everyone I showed the app loved it/never seen anything like it/one said their kids would love it tweets.

It can help with the hollywood accounting too by making a profitable film make a "loss".

A year is a reasonably normal turnaround for a film and 3 months for filming does sound normal too. They'll also have a week or two scheduled for some reshoots next year. A $90 million budget does look to be on the higher end of the liveaction/cgi range (budget/WW gross): Peter Rabbit 50/350 Hop 63/183 Paddington 55/268 Padington 2 40/226 Yogi Bear 80/201 Alvin 1 60/361 Squeakquel 75/443 Chipwrecked 75/342 Road Chip 90/234 Smurfs 110/563 Smurfs 2 105/347 G-Force 150/292 Of course that $90 million is just the money to make the film there will be a seperate marketing budget on top of that. I think the generic quick maths for a films break even point is currently around 2.25-2.5 x the production budget which would be about $200-225 million on a $90 million budget.

Something about being the main version of a thing or better quality/more detailed. You could have a chair in a scene be a hero chair while being sat on changed out for a breakable stunt chair when it needs to break in a fight scene.

I havn't done anything with lens flare in two decades of photography over thousands of photos but I'm reasonably sure that lens flare shouldn't be there.