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Tranny, from all of us (minus Screen)...fuck you

Here are the top 20 movies of the year so far: 1. Avengers 2. The Lion King 3. Toy Story 4 4. Captain Marvel 5. Spider Man Far from Home 6. Aladdin 7. Joker 8. It Chapter Two 9. Us 10. Hobbs & Shaw 11. John Wick 3 12. How to Train Your Dragon 13. Secret Life of Pets 2 14. Pokémon Detective Pikachu 1...

I think that's a great idea Shryke

I think the point is, yes some of these movies would not have been big, but getting $20-30M from a couple movies could be the difference in winning or making it to the top division. There just aren't as many movies to pick from as their used to be.

This is by far the weirdest season we've had of the draft. So many movies dumped. So many flops. So much waiting to see if a movie is going to be released theatrically or not. A lot of crap to muck through really.

I'm also going to drop Boss Level and pick up Farmageddon: Shaun the Sheep

Can someone correct the front page here...it shows Banks dropped Personal History of David Copperfield...should show that I did. Thanks!

In any event, I need to replace The Personal History of David Copperfield, as it will be released in May of next year. So I'll go ahead and pick up First Cow.

Fuck my life.

I'm not 100% sure, because of the new format on Box Office Mojo, but it appears a movie called Vivo has been moved up to April 16th of next year. Should we add this to the wire?

Embarrassing reflection time:

3, Brockster - Avengers: Endgame - $384M+

- had this one pegged at $450M on my board

47. Brockster - Brightburn - $17M

- totally reached on this one. I had it pegged at $70M with the potential for higher

64. Brockster - The Hunt (10/18/19)

- sigh

I'm getting Deja Vu...

11/1 Terminator: Dark Fate 38/85

Was hoping for better than this for the sake of my draft! I had it pegged for $110M when I made my draft board.

Although I admit...I felt a little gross after I drafted it. Like, ew, this isn't going to end well.

Ok, so it appears Banks, Walleye, and Ron made a good choice with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. It currently stands at $125M and is still earning money. Nice job fellas. On the not so good decisions front, UDM and I didn't pick up Hobbs and Shaw. Whoops! It will be a while before another film is re...

10/18 Maleficent: Mistress of Evil 37/110

For the sake of my draft, I'm sure hoping for higher than 110M. When I made my draft board I had it at 150M.

So I see The Personal History of David Copperfield just got picked up by Fox Searchlight. It is premiering in Toronto in Sept and also showing at the BFI Film Festival in October. They are stating a release date of "2020." My question for you indie snobs, is how long after the festival circuit do th...

I will also drop Fonzo for The Informer