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Morning, all. Flight Risk is indeed a... risk. Last night I dreamt I was at a wedding and Mel was there, and I grabbed him to ask him about the film. He was surprised I knew about it and said it was going great, then avoided me for the rest of the dream. Hope that's not a bad omen. Conclave is a gre...

Wow, ballsy move. I'm going to do the opposite, take some moderate films. Firstly, going to nab Nickel Boys And hope it's pushed hard for awards season. And then I'm going to take Flight Risk Mel Gibson's next film as a director, with Wahlberg on board, might get it a theatrical release, but who kno...

Honestly, I'd say just make your pick, Tranny. It's been 24 hours so no point waiting even longer. Ya snooze, ya looze

Anyone got udm's contact. He's past his first 12 hour window

I was going to pick it up, but it only recently wrapped, and given the sci-fi element I expect it to be in post for a lot of this year. So not convinced it wil be ready for the award season.

I'm going to take Possum Trot (or whatever it's going to be called) And hope that the July 4th date and Angel Studios' push will make it do better than the usual Christian fare and White Bird I know, it's been delayed and delayed, and go go straight to VOD, but perhaps the cast and WWII themes will ...

I'm standing by, my French Friend

Agreed. No point in wasting a perfectly mediocre film

I was hot on Fall Guy up until recently. I figured the Barbie factor would make it a hit. But no on seems to care. Still thinking a 40m opening, but a sharp decline that may make it fall guy short of 100m

And both films are very sensible picks at this stage. Dog Man, however, is in prep so probably won't make its Jan date, but could still come out for this season, and if it does, it could be a solid little earner. Terrifier 3 is a good pick. Eden is pretty, pretty risky, and could have been held off ...

I don't think you can blame Sweeney on the failure of Madame Web. That film was destined to fail to moment that trailer came out. It's on the film-makers and, perhaps, the deadpan performance of Dakota Johnson. If Sweeney was in the lead that may have helped a little, who knows. It's true she can't ...

Dropping The Fall Guy, Tarot, and A Quiet Place Day One

Picking up Garfield, Bad Boys for Life

In the Grey

Because January loves a good action film, usually with Statham in it

And

Blitz

Because it's an early Oscar favorite and guaranteed a theatrical release. I hope

I've left my next picks with Tranny. If it's my turn yell at him

Some interesting picks the last round or two. I think The Wild Robot could be a big hit. May not open huge, but will hold and hold across Sept and October. The Horizons are huge risks, but given the popularity of Yellowstone I think the first one, at least, will actually be a surprise hit. It Ends W...