2010-11 Full Year Slates (Last Update 4/13/2011)

[W]

Tranny
5/7 Iron Man 2 (Paramount) $312,128,345 (final)
5/21 MacGruber (Rogue/Universal) $8,525,600 (final)
6/4 Killers (Lionsgate) $47,059,963 (final)
6/11 The A-Team (Fox) $77,222,099 (final)
7/30 Dinner For Schmucks (DreamWorks) $73,026,337 (final)
8/13 The Expendables (Lionsgate) $103,068,524 (final)
8/27 Takers (Screen Gems) $57,744,720 (final)
10/8 Secretariat (Disney) $59,713,955 (final)
10/15 Jackass 3-D (Paramount) $117,229,692 (final)
11/24 Faster (CBS) $23,240,020 (final)
12/10 The Fighter (Paramount) $93,617,009 (final)
2/18 Unknown (Warner Bros.) $63,097,530 (second run)
Total: $1,035,673,794

Buscemi "Katy Perry Is A Phony, A PHONY!"
6/4 Marmaduke (Fox) $33,644,788 (final)
6/4 Splice (Warner Bros.) $17,010,170 (final)
6/18 Toy Story 3 (in 3-D) (Disney) $415,004,880 (final)
6/25 Grown Ups (Columbia) $162,001,186 (final)
9/24 Legend Of The Guardians (in 3-D) (Warner Bros.) $55,675,313 (final)
9/24 You Again (Touchstone) $25,702,053 (final)
11/5 Megamind (in 3-D) (DreamWorks/Paramount) $148,415,853 (final)
11/5 127 Hours (Fox Searchlight) $18,335,230 (final)
11/12 Skyline (Universal) $21,393,620 (final)
11/24 Tangled (in 3-D) (Disney) $199,441,791 (second run)
12/22 True Grit (Paramount) $170,760,874 (second run)
3/25 Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick Rules (Fox) $45,348,247
Total: $1,312,728,241

Barca
5/14 Letters To Juliet (Summit) $53,032,453 (final)
5/21 Shrek Forever After (in 3-D) (DreamWorks/Paramount) $238,395,990 (final)
5/28 Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time (Disney) $90,759,676 (final)
6/23 Knight and Day (Fox) $76,423,035 (final)
7/9 Predators (Fox) $52,000,688 (final)
7/23 Ramona and Beezus (Fox) $26,167,002 (final)
7/30 Cats and Dogs: The Revenge Of Kitty Galore (in 3-D) (Warner Bros.) $43,585,753 (final)
9/17 The Town (Warner Bros.) $92,186,262 (final)
10/1 Let Me In (Overture/Relativity) $12,134,935 (final)
10/15 RED (Summit) $90,380,162 (final)
11/10 Morning Glory (Paramount) $31,011,732 (final)
4/15 Scream 4 (Dimension)
Total: $806,077,688 (stalled until 4/15)

Surfer
5/27 Sex and the City 2 (New Line) $95,347,692 (final)
8/6 The Other Guys (Columbia) $119,219,978 (final)
8/13 Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (Universal) $31,524,275 (final)
9/1 The American (Focus) $35,606,376 (final)
10/15 Hereafter (Warner Bros.) $32,745,384 (final)
11/5 For Colored Girls (Lionsgate) $37,729,698 (final)
11/19 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I (in 3-D) (Warner Bros.) $295,001,070 (final)
12/17 How Do You Know (Columbia) $30,212,620 (final)
12/25 Gulliver's Travels (in 3-D) (Fox) $42,779,261 (final)
3/11 Red Riding Hood (Warner Bros.) $36,678,750
4/15 Rio (Fox)
4/22 Madea's Big Happy Family (Lionsgate)
Total: $756,842,102

Banks: "I'll Win This League....Until Your Heart Stops Beating"
6/30 The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (Summit) $300,531,751 (final)
7/9 Despicable Me (in 3-D) (Universal) $251,513,985 (final)
8/13 Eat, Pray, Love (Columbia) $80,574,010 (final)
9/3 Going The Distance (New Line) $17,804,299 (final)
10/22 Paranormal Activity 2 (Paramount) $84,752,907 (final)
11/5 Due Date (Warner Bros.) $100,539,043 (final)
11/24 Love and Other Drugs (Fox) $32,367,005 (final)
1/14 The Dilemma (Universal) $48,475,290 (final)
2/11 Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (in 3-D) (Paramount) $72,742,137
2/25 Hall Pass (New Line) $44,302,064 (second run)
3/4 The Adjustment Bureau (Universal) $60,108,660
3/11 Mars Needs Moms (in 3-D) (Disney) $20,676,006
Total: $1,114,387,157

W
6/4 Get Him to the Greek (Universal) $60,974,475 (final)
6/18 Jonah Hex (Warner Bros.) $10,547,117 (final)
7/16 Inception (Warner Bros.) $292,576,195 (final)
9/3 Machete (Fox) $26,593,646 (final)
9/24 Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (Fox) $52,474,616 (final)
10/8 Life As We Know It (Warner Bros.) $53,374,681 (final)
10/8 It's Kind Of A Funny Story (Focus) $6,363,628 (final)
12/17 Yogi Bear (in 3-D) (Warner Bros.) $100,246,011 (final)
12/22 Little Fockers (Universal) $148,438,600 (final)
1/14 The Green Hornet (in 3-D) (Columbia) $98,695,089 (second run)
3/11 Battle: Los Angeles (Columbia) $81,228,788
4/1 Hop (Universal) $67,754,545
Total: $999,267,391

Shryke
5/14 Just Wright (Fox Searchlight) $21,524,012 (final)
7/1 The Last Airbender (in 3-D) (Paramount) $131,601,062 (final)
7/23 Salt (Columbia) $118,311,368 (final)
10/29 Saw 3-D (Lionsgate) $45,710,178 (final)
11/12 Unstoppable (Fox) $81,562,942 (final)
11/19 The Next Three Days (Lionsgate) $21,148,651 (final)
12/17 Tron: Legacy (in 3-D) (Disney) $172,051,787 (second run)
2/11 Just Go With It (Columbia) $101,917,267 (second run)
2/18 I Am Number Four (DreamWorks/Touchstone) $54,048,574
3/4 Rango (Paramount) $117,532,400
3/25 Sucker Punch (Warner Bros.) $33,973,736
4/29 Fast Five (Universal)
Total: $899,381,977

UDM
5/14 Robin Hood (Universal) $105,257,055 (final)
6/11 The Karate Kid (Columbia) $176,591,618 (final)
7/14 The Sorcerer's Apprentice (Disney) $63,150,991 (final)
8/6 Step Up 3-D (Disney) $42,400,223 (final)
8/20 Piranha 3-D (Dimension) $25,003,155 (final)
8/20 The Switch (Miramax) $27,779,426 (final)
9/10 Resident Evil: Afterlife (in 3-D) (Screen Gems) $60,128,566 (final)
9/17 Easy A (Screen Gems) $58,401,464 (final)
10/1 The Social Network (Columbia) $96,962,694 (final)
12/10 The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (in 3-D) (Fox) $104,386,950 (final)
12/10 The Tourist (Columbia) $67,631,157 (final)
2/11 The Eagle (Focus) $19,490,041 (final)
Total: $847,180,014

[Buscemi]

Best looking lineup so far: Surfer's (despite having potential flop Gulliver's Travels)

[W]

updated through round 10, pick 3

[Buscemi]

Bad news for Surfer: The Zookeeper got pushed back to July 2011.

[Shrykespeare]

Can't he swap it out once all picks are in?


And it looks like I'll be the one making the late charge.... I've got four picks from 2011 so far; no one else has any more than two.

[W]

Yep, but technically all films will be on waivers, so he'd use his waiver slot up...

Unless you guys want to allow him to switch the pick out for something that is not drafted with no repercussions whatsoever. He'd still be "punished" (that's not the word I'm looking for, but close enough) for picking Zookeeper, but would basically be forced to trade his 5th rounder for a 10th. I think that's the fair thing to do, but it will need the support of 3 others not named SilverSurfer for a majority.

The third option is to wait until the draft is over and let him have a compensation pick.

[W]

I'm going to make an executive decision and make an exception that if your film is moved (and only then) during the draft, you can replace it. Unless there's some kind of riot for changing the rules, that is...

[silversurfer19]

By the way, I didn't see this thread and went ahead and replaced it anyway. Hope that is ok. I hate it when you get punished (and it was the right word) for picking a movie which has more potential than at first thought.

[W]

It's fine (unless there's some kind of riot). But please edit your post in the other thread since Banks has eight or ten hours left to pick.

BTW, I kind of feel like I got "punished" when Green Hornet moved, but this is worse.

[undeadmonkey]

i dont see anything wrong with it.

[Buscemi]

Looks like Jonah Hex won't be needing that question mark anymore. It is indeed opening on June 18th (according to the new poster).

And the film is finally being tested and early word is nothing short of terrible. Ain't It Cool News's critics trashed the film and they almost never give anything a bad review.

[Buscemi]

Lineup statistics:

Most frontloaded lineup:
Barca and Tranny (four movies in the first two months)

Most backloaded lineup:
Buscemi, Surfer, Banks and Shryke (two movies in the last two months)

Latest start:
Banks (June 30th)

Earliest finish:
Monkey (assuming The Rum Diary opens in 2010, then he will have had everything open before 2011)

Most 3-D movies:
Buscemi and Shryke (four each)

Most movies held by one player from one studio:
Monkey (four movies from Sony)
W (four movies from Warner Bros. and four movies from Universal)
Banks (four movies from Universal)

[Buscemi]

Films that I'm betting get pushed back:

Alpha and Omega (five months before opening and absolutely nothing is out for it, not even promotional photos)
Burlesque (it seems like the type of thing that goes straight-to-DVD, not as a big Thanksgiving release)
Red Dawn (Due to MGM's financial troubles and Faster opening the same day, also MGM doesn't even have anything out for it. Hell, the website on the Internet is a fan site.)
Cheaters (It's May and the film is still casting. Also, a Ron Howard film opening in January? Really?)
The Dark Fields (Rogue has Sanctum opening two weeks earlier)
Battle: Los Angeles (seems more like a summer release)

[Buscemi]

Shryke:

The Factory has been pushed back from January 28th to an undetermined date later in the year. You may want to replace it.

[BanksIsDaFuture]

Anyone interested in trading something for Secretariat?

UDM, would you be interested in dealing Easy A for something?