The Accountant
It was awesome, finally had a bad ass accountant. It gave me a new found respect for Ben Affleck
The Accountant
It was awesome, finally had a bad ass accountant. It gave me a new found respect for Ben Affleck
This is what I’m talking about though. Some blatant racist clown makes a bunch of obviously offensive bannable remarks and the MODS sit on their hands. Because it is how they truly feel as well. But when I make comments in the RR about how poorly run this forum is and how this type of shit should not be condoned at a sports betting forum. These classless MODS respond by blaming and banning ME bahahhahahahahh. Make it make sense.
Maybe when their hero Trump is in a jail cell they will come out of this indoctrination stage. Doubtful though.
Maybe when their hero Trump is in a jail cell they will come out of this indoctrination stage. Doubtful though.
Barbie" tallied around $155 million during its first three days in theaters, the highest opening of 2023. Its counterpart "Oppenheimer" snared an estimated $80.5 million during its debut. Final numbers for the pair's debuts will be revealed Monday.
More than 18.5 million tickets were bought for the combination of Warner Bros.' "Barbie" and Universal's "Oppenheimer," 12.8 million for "Barbie" and 5.8 million for "Oppenheimer," according to data from EntTelligence.
More than 18.5 million tickets were bought for the combination of Warner Bros.' "Barbie" and Universal's "Oppenheimer," 12.8 million for "Barbie" and 5.8 million for "Oppenheimer," according to data from EntTelligence.
The original 3 Indiana Jones were great
The last 2 sucked bad
Pretty much the same thing could be said about the star wars movies
But the new Indiana jones is one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen . Would have left early if I was by myself
Disney
They've been forcing a lot of movies these days that have been catching critique
Barbie is a blonde
Are they in the movie?
Lol
Are they in the movie?
Lol
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Barbie and Oppenheimer smash the box office around the world.
Barbie and Oppenheimer – the Barbenheimer one-two punch that was the great hope for cinemas still recovering from the pandemic – have triumphed at the global box office over the weekend.Greta Gerwig’s vibrantly coloured comedy, which stars Margot Robbie as the iconic doll, had easily the biggest opening in Australian cinemas this year - surpassing The Super Mario Bros Movie.
Worldwide, it took a stunning $501 million. And while projected to take at most $150 million in North America, Barbie reached a whopping $230 million. In Australia, it took $21.6 million, including many sold-out previews on Wednesday night, and brought waves of patrons to cinemas dressed in pink.
The only bigger opening weekends have been largely superhero and fantasy sequels, headed by Avengers: Endgame ($34.1 million).
In possibly a bigger surprise given it’s a three-hour, MA15+ rated, historical biopic about the father of the atom bomb – and was competing against Barbie – Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer opened strongly with almost $260 million worldwide.
Expected to take $74 million in North America, it performed much better with $120 million. In Australia, Oppenheimer took a strong $9.4 million.
Two movies that lived up to the hype - not centring on superheros, not sequels and fizzing with ideas - had audiences heading to cinemas in the biggest numbers since the pandemic shutdowns. While Robbie and Ryan Gosling as Ken doubtless attracted patrons to Barbie, Oppenheimer shone despite having the lower-key Cillian Murphy in the title role.
The breaking of box office records – always to be taken with a grain of salt given increasing ticket prices - was always a chance considering the Barbenheimer buzz. Barbie had the biggest American opening for a movie directed by a woman, either solo or in a duo. The previous record holders were Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman and Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck’s Captain Marvel.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, it was the biggest American opening for stars Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling and the biggest three-day opening for a movie based on a toy, eclipsing Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
The success of Oppenheimer meant the two new releases took more than $750 million around the world. Universal Pictures, which released both films in Australia, said they drove Australian box office records for both a Saturday ($11.1 million) and a Sunday ($10.5 million).
Australian cinema executives were buzzing on Monday morning. The chief executive of Hoyts cinemas, Damien Keogh, described the box office for the two movies as crazy.
It's still in productive and already doomed
