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I figured since Spidey is going to make tons of money everyday, the daily box-office report should be reported. Wednesday: $38.6 million making it the biggest Wednesday opening ever and second biggest opening ever (behind Spidey 1).

Do you mean the amazing original Ringu, or the crap american remake? i mean the american version i think since everyone talked about how good the japanese one was and hyped it alot, and i hadn't seen a good horror movies for quite some time in theaters when it came out i got really excited about it. And then...it sucked. another one that dissapointed me was The Mummy Returns. The first one was a fun popcorn adventure with good special effects and nice charecters. The second one was just 95% of pure CRAP CGI, the FX totally ruined the movie. I am sure the hype around the movie didn't help either. I saw it thinking it would be another horror movie. Then I realized it wasn't and was scared out of my mind. I showed a lot of people the movie when it came out on DVD and told them how scary it was. I over-hyped it for them because they saw it and was like, wait, that is it?

Yup, what I posted before was the estimate from BoxOfficeMojo. They were a tad bit off with their estimate though. That means that Spidey 2 beat every opening day record. RoTK was the Wednesday Opening Day record holder with $34,450,834 and Spidey 1 was the Single Opening Day record holder with $39,406,872. I bet it will beat Shrek 2's record for biggest gross ever in one day, $44,797,042, no problem.

I meant to say how long did he use it in the past? I don't remember it at all.

I miss the library though.

Those type of remarks is why Anya was awesome. Keyword: WAS

Okay thanks, I couldn't remember the episode. Here is the scene: Shot of the customers examining the merchandise. Shot of Anya watching them, partly hidden behind a display case. XANDER: Honey. Anya whirls around to face him. XANDER: Old saying. "A watched customer never buys." ANYA: They would if they were patriotic. Xander and Willow both put down their reading material, look at Anya, then look at each other. XANDER: (to Willow) Okay, I'm goin' in. (to Anya) Patriotic? ANYA: Yes. I've recently come to realize there's more to me than just being human. (proudly) I'm also an American. Giles appears, holding a cup of tea. GILES: Yes, I suppose you are, in a manner of speaking. You were born here -- your mortal self. He walks past her. ANYA: Well, that's right, foreigner. (Giles gives her a look) So I've been reading a lot about the good ol' us of A (she says "us" not "U.S."), embracing the extraordinarily precious ideology that's helped to shape and define it. WILLOW: Democracy? ANYA: Capitalism. The free market depends on the profitable exchange of goods for currency. (Xander and Willow exchange an amused look) It's a system of symbiotic beauty apparently lost on these old people. (turns to look back at the customers) Look at 'em. Perusing the shelves. Undressing the merchandise with their eyeballs (turns back to the others) all ogle, no cash. It's not just annoying, it's unAmerican. Giles comes over to her and peers past her at the customers. GILES: Appalling. Almost as if they no longer think money can buy happiness. He walks off. ANYA: Totally unAmerican. Oh, and you know what else is unAmerican? French people. WILLOW: You don't say. ANYA: From what I hear, they don't tip. Now, French old people? That's *really* the bottom of the barrel, you know? XANDER: Ahn, how's about we try being a bit less prejudiced, and a bit more inclusive? Not us, (indicates himself and Willow, then points to Anya) just you. ANYA: Fine. I'm gonna make those fogeys buy things.

How long did Edge use the figure-four for?

I can't remember exactly what the scene was, or what episode, but it was with Anya and Xander. Anya said something to do with how that person isn't being patriotic because she isn't buying anything. What episode is that from?

No. Why would you say that? Just because I like anya doesn't mean I am gay.

Memorial Day is a stronger weekend than Independence Day, but this is Spiderman 2 we are talking about here. It won't beat Spiderman's weekend gross because it opened on Wednesday. If it opened on Friday, it might have beaten the first one. When it is all said and done, SP2 will be number 3 all-time domestic.

Why'd she get an Oscar again? For pretending that Billy Bob actually turned her on. And I was disapointed by Shrek. There was SO much hype for the movie, "BEST CARTOON EVEEEER." I saw it when it came out on DVD and I said "That's it. Monster Inc. was a lot better."

$3.4 million in 1,184 theaters.

It will also have legs because people have been saying they want to see it again.

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Low prices? I missed that part, seeing at school it was $2.33 for the cheapest.

He was the only reason I wanted the Lakers to win. He should have retired last year with his running mate John. I know he wanted an NBA championship and all, but his legacy was with John and they should have ended together.

I wish they would have killed MJ at the end of this one. I would have pissed me off a little bit, but it still would have been sweet. And Spiderman 2 made an estimated $38.6 million, making it the biggest Wednesday opening ever. I'm telling you, it will make $150 by Sunday.

411 gets their news from other site and just copy's and paste's it into theirs. They usually give them credit at the bottom of the news report, but I see none here. If there isn't a source, I don't believe.

Matrix Reloaded and Revolution, they just sucked.

Wasn't the animated series VERY weird at times?

X-2 boring? Did we see the same movie? And Daredevil #1? Interesting... Previews: Anaconda 2 (UGH) I, Robot (Looks sweet, plus the fact Alan Tudyk is in it) The Bourne Supremcy (Solid action flick it seems) Collateral (A DVD rental) Catwoman (UGH) Anyway, this movie was awesome. I never read any of the comics, not a fan of them, but I am still a big fan of superhero movies. I've seen the first one sooooooo many times, I can't stand to watch it anymore. I doubt this will happen with this one. The story was sooo damn deep. I didn't think it was possible to get that much character development into one movie, but they sure has hell did it somehow. I loved the fact that the main villian of the movie wasn't Doc, but Peter's problems. Well that's the way I looked at it. The special effects were amazing. In the first one, there were plenty of times Spidey looked a little blocky, but not in Spidey 2. It was leaps and bounds over the first one and is probabaly the best looking CGI of a human I've seen. Along with the CGI, the action scenes were amazing. They weren't as good as the scenes in X-2, but damn near close. Tobey, Kirsten, and Alfred all did an amazing job. But James Franco, Harry, stole the show. He stole every scene that he was in and did a great job being a little bitch. And the movie brought the funny, which is always a plus. And the realism of Aunt May holding on for that long? It isn't very realistic to have a old lady holding on for that long, but when you have a guy who has superpowers from a spider bite, I push the realism away. I don't do star ratings, but the movie gets a A from me. I was going to give it an A-, but I couldn't think of anything I didn't like really like about it. However it doesn't get an A+ because the fight scenes weren't better than X-2. Even though the story is more important than anything in a movie, I would like my superhero movies to have the best fight scenes. If another movie had better fight scenes, that looses a point. I'd recomend anyone to see the movie. A.

Are you gay?

Wow, my friend Mark jokingly said that MK had a coke addiction and the eating disorder was just a cover. So that is why she is so damn skinny.