Mole

That isn't a good thing.

Didn't they just recently start showing Family Guy on Sunday nights?

Atleast you saw Mean Girls again. I recently just downloaded the movie and I forgot how funny it is. There are just little parts in it that crack me up. Damian (driving away in the car, to Cady): I want my pink shirt back!

Man, when Bob Saget's the best thing about your movie... Woah, Bob Saget was in that movie? Did he talk about sucking dick for coke? And Bob Barron saw the movie?

I wouldn't call getting either non-speaking roles or one-line roles doing well for himself. He had a pretty decent size part in Angel, now he gets smaller roles. But atleast he is getting some parts, which is better than nothing; ie Lilah.

Touche. It didn't beat any 3-day records though; only made $88 million. This movie has a lot legs too seeing how it is actually good. I can see it enterting the top 3 all-time.

TW LW Title Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count/Change Average Total Gross Cost Week # 1 N Spider-Man 2 Sony $88,300,000 - 4,152 - $21,266 $152,556,000 $210 / $50 1 2 1 Fahrenheit 9/11 Lions $16,400,000 -31.4% 1,725 +857 $9,507 $55,491,000 $6 / $10 2 3 2 White Chicks Sony $9,095,000 -53.8% 2,800 +74 $3,248 $44,215,000 $37 / $30 2 4 3 DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story Fox $8,000,000 -57.4% 2,953 -67 $2,709 $84,254,000 $20 / $30 3 5 5 The Terminal DW $7,900,000 -39.9% 2,782 -132 $2,839 $54,300,000 $60 / $35 3 6 4 The Notebook NL $7,357,000 -45.4% 2,323 +20 $3,167 $28,669,000 $29 / $25 2 7 6 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban WB $5,935,000 -47.2% 2,725 -679 $2,177 $223,114,000 $130 / $50 5 8 7 Shrek 2 DW $5,800,000 -43.2% 2,609 -328 $2,223 $408,100,000 $70 / $50 7 9 8 Garfield: The Movie Fox $2,700,000 -64.1% 2,458 -422 $1,098 $62,652,000 $50 / $30 4 10 9 Two Brothers Uni. $2,671,000 -56.5% 2,181 +6 $1,224 $11,666,000 - / - 2 11 10 The Stepford Wives Par. $2,390,000 -52.7% 1,447 -990 $1,651 $53,563,000 $90 / $35 4 12 11 The Day After Tomorrow Fox $1,950,000 -59% 1,518 -694 $1,284 $179,463,000 $125 / $50 6 13 12 The Chronicles of Riddick Uni. $1,296,000 -71.4% 1,482 -961 $874 $54,083,000 $105 / $35 4 14 13 Around the World in 80 Days BV $1,019,000 -76.2% 1,271 -1,530 $801 $20,981,000 $110 / $30 3 15 17 Napoleon Dynamite FoxS $506,000 30.4% 142 +69 $3,563 $1,736,000 $0.4 / - 4 16 N The Clearing FoxS $466,000 - 56 - $8,321 $466,000 - / - 1 And here are the four day totals: TW LW Title Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count/Change Average Total Gross Cost* Week # 1 N Spider-Man 2 Sony $115,800,000 - 4,152 - $27,890 $180,056,000 $210 / $50 1 2 1 Fahrenheit 9/11 Lions $21,000,000 -12.2% 1,725 +857 $12,173 $60,091,000 $6 / $10 2 3 2 White Chicks Sony $12,000,000 -39% 2,800 +74 $4,285 $47,115,000 $37 / $30 2 4 3 DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story Fox $10,450,000 -44.4% 2,953 -67 $3,538 $86,704,000 $20 / $30 3 5 4 The Notebook NL $10,325,000 -23.3% 2,323 +20 $4,444 $31,637,000 $29 / $25 2 6 5 The Terminal DW $10,200,000 -22.3% 2,782 -132 $3,666 $56,700,000 $60 / $35 3 7 6 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban WB $8,135,000 -27.7% 2,725 -679 $2,985 $225,314,000 $130 / $50 5 8 7 Shrek 2 DW $7,900,000 -22.7% 2,609 -328 $3,027 $410,200,000 $70 / $50 7 9 9 Two Brothers Uni. $3,631,000 -40.9% 2,181 +6 $1,664 $12,625,000 - / - 2 10 8 Garfield: The Movie Fox $3,600,000 -52.2% 2,458 -422 $1,464 $63,552,000 $50 / $30 4 11 10 The Stepford Wives Par. $3,200,000 -36.7% 1,447 -990 $2,211 $54,373,000 $90 / $35 4 12 11 The Day After Tomorrow Fox $2,700,000 -43.2% 1,518 -694 $1,778 $180,213,000 $125 / $50 6 13 12 The Chronicles of Riddick Uni. $1,770,000 -60.9% 1,482 -961 $1,194 $54,557,000 $105 / $35 4 14 13 Around the World in 80 Days BV $1,419,000 -66.8% 1,271 -1,530 $1,116 $21,381,000 $110 / $30 3 15 17 Napoleon Dynamite FoxS $660,000 70.1% 142 +69 $4,647 $1,891,000 $0.4 / - 4 16 N The Clearing FoxS $647,000 - 56 - $11,553 $647,000 - / - 1 Who said Spidey 2 would make $150 million in 5 days? I did. EDIT: Spidey 2 has the all-time 5-day opening gross record.

Umm, no. I highly doubt they will put that much money into the movie. The budget will probably be NO higher than $50 million and marketing will be somewhere around $20 million. That is the most money they will put into the picture. And WWE isn't going out of business anytime soon.

I don't think these pics have been posted, but here is the actual DVD artwork. Sorry, but you can't just post the DVDs without the DVD cover too.

Ebert has become a parody of himself. He never gives movies bad grades anymore and seems to like everything. I can't trust him anymore, like I really could anyway in the past. I remember he gave Beavis and Butthead Do America *** back in the day.

I think the Gunn thing was just a joke whenever he said his name. "Yes, that is my real name." Plus the fact it's a awesome name.

Your Olympic Hero was at the GAB and he stole these scripts from a production table. I offered to store the images for him, so here they are:

BET is cable so FCC can't touch them, yet.

No, you are an idiot for arguing with me about it after I had informed you of her necessity. You sound like a kid. But whatever, I'm not arguing with you about petty shit between us in here when this thread is about Spidey.

No you are right, killing MJ would be stupid because she is an important character in the future, since you told me. However, I wasn't aware that Peter and MJ were going to get married or whatever happens. I guess I am an idiot for not knowing something because I didn't read the source material.

Just being greedy fucks?

Good job Janet, we are in the 1950s again.

1. Okay you are right about it already being bittersweet, my bad. However, Otto dieing wasn't bittersweet to me. I know he was being contolled by something, but his death didn't get any tears from me. He was the villian, he died, good-bye. 2. Right, my opinion about wanting someone to die was retarded. The movie was just so perfect, I feel like such an idiot. No the ending wasn't perfect, you even said so yourself. BondBoy said: "- Doc Ock may be the most underutilized villain in the history of single-hero comic films. This would have been more forgiveable if the final shot of him was in a jail cell with his arms affixed to a cell wall; muttering about revenge. But they killed him off, which was pretty dumb. When a movie ends dark it makes it a better movie, in my opinion. I am a fan of dark endings, especially in mainstream movies because they don't happen that often. If I am not mistaken, a grade is a person's opinion of a movie. If I like dark endings, the movie will get a better grade. Simple math, Bondboy. 3. What do you mean no expects MJ to die? I am sure everyone here thought going into the movie "Oh MJ won't die." If they haven't seen the movie, and you telling them something didn't happen, THAT IS SPOILING IT. For example, in Se7en: Did anyone expect Gwyneth Paltrow's character to die? NO, so that is why saying MJ didn't die is a spoiler. Not everyone reads the comics. I have never picked up a comic until this past week to read Astonishing X-Men. I wasn't aware of the marriage angle or anything that happens to Spidey or MJ. If I never read the comics, how am I supposed to know that she isn't going to die?

I never understand why these lockouts happen. Why don't they start working on the new deal NOW instead of waiting till the last minute? I know they work on it now, but actually get the real talks going. I actually watched the NBA this year and they got a new fan in me. However if this lockout does happen after next season, I will loose all respect for the league.

Any reason you'd like to have seen MJ killed off, Mole? How would it have been "sweet?" It would have been a bittersweet ending; Spiderman saves the day, but the love of his life dies. Bittersweet endings make for a better movie, IMO. It isn't often that you see a mainstream movie end bittersweet, thus making the movie "sweet." If that were to have been the ending, SP2 would have gotten an A+. And how bout you not spoil people next time by telling them that MJ didn't die, BondBoy.

I don't even read the spoilers anymore because I just don't care.

Airheads - D+ Mean Girls - B+

I'm watching the Sox/Yankees game, but I've got SD on the picture-in-picture screen, the little one. This is the first time I have ever watched SD in a long time, and from what I am seeing I haven't missed much.

That actually looks funny. I thought that movie would be, well, dumb as shit; it is about kids going to White Castle. But it still will be a DVD rental.

Spidey 2 just needs $109,557,396 to get to $150 million. It only needs to average $28 million in the next 4 days, so it is safe to say it will happen. I believe the estimates are going to be off a few million on Sunday. I believe a lot of people have Monday off, so plenty of people will be going to see it on Sunday night.