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I like SS's one, and NSpan's strip of celluloid.

The last Saw dropped 68% in its second week and each one has had a bigger second week drop than the last (the first dropped 39%, the second dropped 47%, the third dropped 57% and the fourth dropped 67% in their second weeks). Yes but this time Saw 6 opened up before Halloween weekend, so it may not...

Just watched The Last Broadcast. At first I hated it, the acting was awful, and it stank on an amateur graduate film. But I gradually began buying it as it progressed, absorbed in the crapness of it all, and after seeing Blair Witch Project, expecting something crepy to happen, which is what the fil...

He likes to offer them candy

1 Michael Jackson's This Is It $46.4 OVER 2 Paranormal Activity $17.2 OVER 3 Where the Wild Things Are $7.6 OVER 4 Law Abiding Citizen $7.4 UNDER 5 Saw VI $6.7 UNDER 6 Couples Retreat $6.3 UNDER 7 Astro Boy $4.1 UNDER 8 Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs $3.6 UNDER 9 Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's As...

14 The Exorcist- Linda Blair

Why do you think that, Geez?

After trying (and failing) to watch Prince of Darkness in its entirety three times in the last five or so years, we FINALLY sat down and watched it from start to finish. And, I gotta say, that movie was CRAP. I love Carpenter. Even his lesser movies are still fun to watch. This one was just such a ...

W, that's depressing. Funny, but depressing Donte, I've heard interesting things about Bug (apparently it's an allegory relating to the situatin in Iraq???), so might check that out. Thanks for the comprehensive list, NSpan, I'll look into some of those. I've seen REC and I found it pretty stupid (r...

Well, folks, it's the one week of the year in which I give a crap about horror flicks. So far the other-half and I have watched Thirst, the Korean vampire flick, as well as Lost Highway (although that's a purely psychological film). On our list is The Thing (82 version of course), The Last Broadcast...

Donte77 wrote: Another odd occurrence was that 5 of those cast members were in the Jet Li movie, Romeo Must Die. And not major characters, but "Asian Dancer" and "Store Clerk" type people. Weird. I smell conspiracy.

Or the same casting agent?

Twilight more expensive than Avatar? Interesting....

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donnie wrote:
Eh, what luck, a movie on a million that comes for first in Italy than in the rest of the World!

Actually it came out in Ireland and the UK 2 weeks before Italy

A. Weekend Box Office Winner, Weekend PTA Winner, Highest IMDb for an opener 11/6 Christmas Carol, Precious, Men Who Stare 11/13 2012, Mr Fox, Mr Fox 11/20 Twilight, Broken Embraces, Broken Embraces 11/27 Twilight, Princess and Frog, Princess and Frog B. Higher IMDb: Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983) ...