What's going to be the theater's 2008 Big Cash Cow?

[Wally's Comics]

when have pixar not made an absolute ton of cash ?

 

Can you even imagine what Toy Story 3's gonna do?

 

bigger than Nemo?

 

[jimm94]

Indeed, Wall-E at number 2 for the summer. I agree that Iron Man is going to do well. I predict it will rise to become the third highest grossing Marvel film property, behind Spidey and X-Men.

[MutantKeys]

when have pixar not made an absolute ton of cash ?

 

Can you even imagine what Toy Story 3's gonna do?

 

bigger than Nemo?

 

By far...

 

Toy Story was a favorite of mine as a kid. I even had a toy story b-day party Good times

[Wally's Comics]

Indeed, Wall-E at number 2 for the summer. I agree that Iron Man is going to do well. I predict it will rise to become the third highest grossing Marvel film property, behind Spidey and X-Men.

 

It has the chance to do it...

 

IM has the premium Early May spot.

 

(thumbs u

 

 

It sure would be nice if Hulk has a better movie...

 

 

 

 

 

[Wally's Comics]

when have pixar not made an absolute ton of cash ?

 

Can you even imagine what Toy Story 3's gonna do?

 

bigger than Nemo?

 

By far...

 

Toy Story was a favorite of mine as a kid. I even had a toy story b-day party Good times

 

yeah, you're probably right...

 

But to be fair movie tallys should count tickets sold unstead of $$$ made

so that the older classics would still be in the hunt.

(Because with ticket prices these days setting a record is a snap)

 

But then again us americans are hooked on big hoopla, big cash cow hoopla that is...

 

 

 

 

[Wally's Comics]

Well guys, which of these are you definitely going to see in the theatre?

 

Besides Indy IV?...

 

[Wally's Comics]

For me it will be an expensive summer

(with a toddler - babysitter double if not triples the price of going to see this at the theater)

 

1/ Indy

2/ Iron Man

3/ Dark Knight

 

the rest can wait for DVD

 

 

[joeypost]

when have pixar not made an absolute ton of cash ?

 

Can you even imagine what Toy Story 3's gonna do?

 

bigger than Nemo?

 

By far...

 

Toy Story was a favorite of mine as a kid. I even had a toy story b-day party Good times

 

All of a sudden I feel old.

[Wally's Comics]

when have pixar not made an absolute ton of cash ?

 

Can you even imagine what Toy Story 3's gonna do?

 

bigger than Nemo?

 

By far...

 

Toy Story was a favorite of mine as a kid. I even had a toy story b-day party Good times

 

All of a sudden I feel old.

 

hah ha! I wasn't gonna say it...

 

 

 

[FlyingDonut]

For the summer or for the year?

[Wally's Comics]

For the summer or for the year?

 

I know, I know I should of said it was for the summer

because of Harry Plopper.

 

 

 

 

 

[comix4fun]

when have pixar not made an absolute ton of cash ?

 

Can you even imagine what Toy Story 3's gonna do?

 

bigger than Nemo?

 

By far...

 

Toy Story was a favorite of mine as a kid. I even had a toy story b-day party Good times

 

 

That sounds like a great 21st birthday part you had there.

 

C

[mica]

when have pixar not made an absolute ton of cash ?

 

Can you even imagine what Toy Story 3's gonna do?

 

bigger than Nemo?

 

By far...

 

Toy Story was a favorite of mine as a kid. I even had a toy story b-day party Good times

 

 

That sounds like a great 21st birthday part you had there.

 

C

[cd4ever]

I'm a little surprised about all the love for Indy.

 

Does anyone under 35 know or even care about these movies? And has Harrison Ford had a hit movie in the last decade?

 

As far as summer blockbusters go, that is not much of a list to choose from. I'll go with Iron Man since I'm supremely bias.

[jordanscott]

Well guys, which of these are you definitely going to see in the theatre?

 

Besides Indy IV?...

 

 

probably going to have to see them all except Speed Racer, Hulk and Wanted.

 

most of them I don't particularly want to see (Get Smart, Narnia 2) but wife has already indicated we'll be going.

[mica]

I'm a little surprised about all the love for Indy.

 

Does anyone under 35 know or even care about these movies? And has Harrison Ford had a hit movie in the last decade?

I think they are factoring in the nostalgia. I'll get a brick thrown at me, but I am in no hurry to see it.

[cd4ever]

I'm a little surprised about all the love for Indy.

 

Does anyone under 35 know or even care about these movies? And has Harrison Ford had a hit movie in the last decade?

I think they are factoring in the nostalgia. I'll get a brick thrown at me, but I am in no hurry to see it.

I'll go a level further. I didn't care for the first 3 that much and will probably never see this one.

[mica]

I'm a little surprised about all the love for Indy.

 

Does anyone under 35 know or even care about these movies? And has Harrison Ford had a hit movie in the last decade?

I think they are factoring in the nostalgia. I'll get a brick thrown at me, but I am in no hurry to see it.

I'll go a level further. I didn't care for the first 3 that much and will probably never see this one.

Most people if honest would agree with you when it comes to #2 and #3, but they feel like they're doing something wrong if they admit it.

[agro23]

I think we're all going to be surprised by two things: How well Iron Man does and how poorly (relatively speaking) Indy 4 does.

 

Sure there is a hunger for an Indy sort of film or National Treasure wouldn't have made so much money but it's probably been too long and Mr. Ford is probably too old.

 

I think this summer's top grossers will be:

 

1) Iron Man

2) Wall-E

3) Indy 4

4) Dark Knight

5) Hellboy 2

[MR.COMICBOOK]

Ironman this movie makes him join the holy trio Superman,Batman and Spiderman as a icon. Speed Racer will surprise.