Post them here.

I'll most likely check out WALL STREET this weekend. I really hope the BLACK SWAN trailer is attached. If anyone sees it let me know if it was attached to your print.

Sellouts
Wall Street 2:
Loews Kip Bay 15: 8:10 9:20
Union Square Stadium 14: 9:00
Haven't seen any for the other openers but saw a few for The Town.
More to update. Filmboy from boxofficemojo reported that LOTG 3d only sold 20 tickets.

I hope that YOU AGAIN surprises, though it's doubtful. I think it looks adorable.

I kind of have a feeling WALL STREET 2 might disappoint.

You're absolutely wrong, Mike. I've seen a lot of sell-outs for this. You Again and LOTG are the ones that will definitely disappoint especially the former.

I really don't care about the reviews for LOTG. I think it looks great. I'll definitely be seeing it in 3D. Seems like one of the few movies that is worth it.

Wall Street wont disappoint. It has alot going for it.

I agree, and the reviews aren't that bad anyway.

I'll be seeing it tomorrow night.

Easy A
7:40 PM Friday
Theater Capacity: ~180 (90% full, 90% tweeny boppers)

TRAILERS
Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Part I- I got into the theater just as it came on and was trying to find a seat so unfortunately I kind of missed it but lots of people were talking and saying "Harry Potter!!"
Love and Other Drugs- This is that big Oscar bait movie? I don't think it looks that great, but it got a pretty good reaction. Everyone laughed at the last scene in the trailer.
Morning Glory- I'm sorry but this movie just looks bad. I forget how the audience reacted, but I think they were laughing. They seemed to like all the trailers.
Catfish- Can't wait for this to go wide. There was chatter at the end.
Burlesque- This is the only trailer that really didn't get any kind of reaction. Meh.

FILM

A very solid B.

I expect Wall Street to do well in the East Coast (especially in New York), as indicated by the sell outs, but in the West Coast, it is doing okay at best, like my theater and others in the OC.

Don't call it that

Where are the friggin' Friday estimates?

From notfabio:



http://www.hsx.com/forum/forum.php?id=3&pid=69294

My Predictions for Friday.

Wall Street- 10.1
Legend of the Guardians- 6.5
The Town- 5.4
Easy A- 3.6
You Again- 3.5
Devil- 2.3

That would be disappointing for YOU AGAIN, but it should see decent legs, especially since next weekend it won't have much competition. It won't have much throughout October.

However, that would be great for WALL STREET, awesome for THE TOWN (especially with WALL STREET looking to open well), solid for EASY A, and even not that bad for DEVIL.

The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole
Showing - 9:50PM
Theater Capacity - 8 people

Trailers:
-Megamind
-The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader
-Tangled
-Rio
-Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I

We decided to see the film in 2D (I may go back for 3D at a later date), but the film was beautiful.

The owls themselves were wonderful looking, as was the world that was shown. Many of the negative reviews all agree that the story is either confusing, or dull, or just plain bad. I have not read the books, and I was never confused by the story. It's a pretty basic fantasy-adventure story. What confused people exactly?

The only issues I had with the film was the overuse of the slow motion sequences, and the character development (Digger and Twilight were fun though) could have been stronger.

I really enjoyed The Legend of the Guardians, and it's a shame it'll be the only one released. 8.5/10

WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS
9:50 in a 375-Seater - 26 People

Trailers:

THE FIGHTER
UNSTOPPABLE
IT'S KIND OF A FUNNY STORY (This trailer is before EVERYTHING at my theater ever since one was released, which is fine by me. I think it looks great and hopefully it will play well here with all of the exposure it's getting.)


I liked it. I can see how huge fans of the first might be disappointed, but I just "liked" the first, didn't love it. I thought this was probably on par though I personally may have enjoyed this a little more.

I'd give it a solid "B."

It just faced direct competition from Easy A. Plus why would the film have good legs?

There were a lot of angry walkouts at the Friday night show of Catfish - - groups of people cursing at the screen as they stomped down the stairs. I guess it wasn't what they expected. I hadn't seen the trailer for it, but have since heard they had advertised it as kind of a horror movie - - turns out it's probably not a such good idea to attract the horror fans to a documentary.

Why would it not have pretty good legs? Small opening and solid WOM from audiences. I doubt it's going to drop more than 35-36% next weekend. Plus, the women who did see Easy A this weekend, after having seen that, may check this out over the next couple of weeks.


And yes, they do kind of make Catfish look like a horror movie in the ads.

And where is this solid WOM coming from? This film was usurped by Easy A this weekend, suggesting people will perhaps rather watch Easy A again over You Again for the first time.

It sounds like the people who did see it enjoyed it. And why wouldn't they? It's an easy crowd-pleaser. There's really no possible way You Again would suffer bad legs. Plus, it has a lot of appeal to adult women, and they don't always rush out opening weekend.

You think it will drop less than 35% this weekend? Easy A just dropped 40% this past weekend.

EASY A is also a PG-13 teen comedy. Those aren't known to have AMAZING legs. That being said, EASY A held up great, dropping less than MEAN GIRLS did in its second weekend. YOU AGAIN isn't a teen comedy. It has appeal to adult women, and is PG, which will help it appear to be somewhat family friendly. Not to mention there's just not a lot of competition for it.