2018-19 Full Year Slates (Division A)

[Shrykespeare]

Yeah, I really don't like using Paypal and am unsure of how Venmo works.

There's always Remitly or Western Union, though I'm not sure if they do dollar amounts that small.

[Buscemi2]

Western Union charges a fee, or at least it did when I used it.

[Shrykespeare]

They do. So does Remitly. You could always mail a check...

[numbersix]

Not sure what the problem with Paypal is - it's pretty safe and solid.

[BanksIsDaFuture]

I'm in. Paypal is fine to send money to friends, so is Venmo (as its owned by PayPal).

Can also do CashApp but I don't think that's international?

[Walleye413]

I have kids in college so I'm all about Venmo. But I also have kids in college, so $10 would be my limit

[numbersix]

Don't think Venmo is available outside the US

[Shrykespeare]

I'd probably want to do Paypal for anyone who is comfortable using it. For those who aren't, we can make other arrangements.

So far, I haven't heard anyone say they are 100% opposed to a small prize fund, so that's something.

[W]

I'd rather have a trophy. But I'd do whatever.

[NicodemustheSage]

Sure.

--Nico.

[Aquamann2001]

Im up for a prize fund for the upcoming draft. Maybe an amazon gift card or something.

[Shrykespeare]

Walleye surges into the lead. JAS surges out of the basement. So much surging going on!

STANDINGS (WEEK 46/52)

1. Walleye - $1,109,761,072 (5 films - Cold Pursuit, The Prodigy, Run the Race, Wonder Park, No Manches Frida 2; 7 finished)
2. Buscemi - $1,095,820,622 (3 films - Green Book, The Favourite, Captive State; 13 finished)
3. Chien - $1,063,403,122 (2 films - A Star is Born, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse; 11 finished)
4. Six - $1,057,278,062 (5 films - Bohemian Rhapsody, Creed 2, If Beale Street Could Talk, Glass, Oscar Short Films 2019, Gloria Bell, The Aftermath; 7 finished)
5. Spectre - $1,019,207,152 (5 films - Mary Poppins Returns, Escape Room, The Upside, A Madea Family Funeral, Five Feet Apart; 8 finished)
6. aquamann - $986,186,623 (7 films - Vice, Stan & Ollie, The Kid Who Would Be King, Fighting With My Family, Happy Death Day 2U, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, Greta; 8 finished)
7. Shaan - $904,144,893 (2 films - A Dog's Way Home, Miss Bala; 10 finished)
8. leestu - $744,214,270 (3 films - Aquaman, Arctic, The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part; 11 finished)
9. JAS - $715,765,303 (4 films - Destroyer, What Men Want, Alita: Battle Angel, Captain Marvel; 8 finished)
10. Geezer - $669,041,368 (2 films - Ralph Breaks the Internet, Isn't It Romantic; 9 finished)




The following films would appear to be done:

The Mule (Six, 15th round) = $103,804,407
Can You Ever Forgive Me? (Buscemi, 13th round) = $8,803,865







3/22:
Us (Geezer, 6th round)
Hotel Mumbai (Shaan, 14th round)
The Beach Bum (Shaan, 15th round)
Five Feet Apart (Spectre, WW)



3/29:
Dumbo (JAS, 2nd round)
Unplanned (Walleye, WW)



4/5:
Shazam! (leestu, 4th round)
Pet Sematary (leestu, 9th round)
The Best of Enemies (Six, WW)
High Life (Six, WW)
Amazing Grace (JAS, WW)



4/12:
Breakthrough (Walleye, 12th round)
Little (Walleye, WW)
After (Chien, WW)



4/19:
Hellboy (Six, 6th round)
Missing Link (aquamann, 14th round)
The Curse of La Llorona (Chien, 15th round)
Penguins (JAS, 16th round)
Fast Color (Spectre, WW)



4/26:
Avengers: Endgame (JAS, 3rd round)[/quote]

[Walleye413]

What are the odds Dumbo tanks? I"m still not convinced it's a 100 million dollar movie.

[Buscemi2]

Most recent tracking has it opening between $62-75 million. It's the only big family film for a while (Missing Link might be too niche and Penguins will play like the other Disneynature titles have).

[Chienfantome]

What an exciting year. It's still a tough call.