I have a bad feeling about this.

[cougjunkie]

Ride Along 2 surpassed Star Wars as the #1 movie in America

[thesaint258]

Allegedly they are re-writing the script a bit to give Rey and Finn and Poe a bit more and scale back the new characters some.

They also want to give Episode VIII the holiday boost that VII had. Instead of Episode VIII, Disney will release Pirates of the Caribbean: Escape from the Retirement Home.

[Commando]

They also want to give Episode VIII the holiday boost that VII had. Instead of Episode VIII, Disney will release Pirates of the Caribbean: Escape from the Retirement Home.

It also wouldn't hurt to give us more than a 5 month break between SW movies, seeing as how Rogue One comes out December of this year. As it stands, I'm about all Star Warsed out. And it's not looking to stop, either, between the Rebels series, all the video games, the new theme parks, etc etc etc. Disney needs to calm tf down just a bit. My nostalgic side is just a little disappointed that we're not getting back to the traditional SW May releases, but that's not a huge deal. It was kind of nice to see it over the holiday break- one more thing to look forward to.


I never quite understood the appeal of the POTC movies. I've seen em all but they got boring pretty quick.

[falafel]

Ride Along 2 surpassed Star Wars as the #1 movie in America

That's because everyone in America has already seen Star Wars.

[Paperback Writer]

That's because everyone in America has already seen Star Wars...twice

quick fix

[cougjunkie]

That's because everyone in America has already seen Star Wars.

quick fix

The numbers disagree. Star Wars has now grossed $813 million. Simple math at $10 per ticket gives us 8,130,000 viewers. According to the latest United States census the current US population is 318.9 million people. That means that less than .025% of the US population has seen Star Wars. That is assuming those are unique viewers as well, I would estimate at least 25% have seen it multiple times. Therefore you are way off on your assessment.

[creekster]

The numbers disagree. Star Wars has now grossed $813 million. Simple math at $10 per ticket gives us 8,130,000 viewers. According to the latest United States census the current US population is 318.9 million people. That means that less than .025% of the US population has seen Star Wars. That is assuming those are unique viewers as well, I would estimate at least 25% have seen it multiple times. Therefore you are way off on your assessment.

man, nothing gets by you! Well done!

[Commando]

The numbers disagree. Star Wars has now grossed $813 million. Simple math at $10 per ticket gives us 8,130,000 viewers. According to the latest United States census the current US population is 318.9 million people. That means that less than .025% of the US population has seen Star Wars. That is assuming those are unique viewers as well, I would estimate at least 25% have seen it multiple times. Therefore you are way off on your assessment.

I see you are a Math Master yourself. You get 2.5% with those numbers.

lol

[SCcoug]

Do we have a mathematics version of DH around?

[cougjunkie]

I see you are a Math Master yourself. You get 2.5% with those numbers.

Meh whatever. Point still stands. He is wrong about every American seeing the movie.

[Commando]

Meh whatever. Point still stands. He is wrong about every American seeing the movie.

True. I think he was speaking in hyperbole, though. My mom didn't see it, so I know for a fact he couldn't have been speaking literally.

[creekster]

True. I think he was speaking in hyperbole, though. My mom didn't see it, so I know for a fact he couldn't have been speaking literally.

Some son you turn out to be. I took my mother to see it.

[SCcoug]

I see you are a Math Master yourself. You get 2.5% with those numbers.

About 25%.

[Commando]

About 25%.

You sure it's not 2500%?

[Green Monstah]

Finally got around to seeing it. I'm glad I did, but I wasn't exactly blown away. I just hope the First Order is able to figure out how to make a giant weapon without an Achilles heel. Good for nothing engineers.