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[pestul]

Huh, I though Zootopia had earned way more than that.

I have a feeling these estimates are going to be off for a couple.

 

[gamz]

JB 290M WW

That's incredible.

 

[MANUELF]

Weekend Studio Estimates:

1) The Jungle Book - $103.6M
2) The Barber Shop: Next Cut - $20.2M
3) The Boss - $10.2M - $40M total
4) Batman v Superman - $9.0M - $311M total
5) Zootopia - $8.2M - $307M total
6) Criminal - $5.9M

I was sure Zootopia would have make more than BvS this weekend

 

[bananafactory]

I was sure Zootopia would have make more than BvS this weekend

It'll beat it next weekend for sure. Jungle Book probably cut into its share of the family audience, or it would have happened this weekend.

 

[Yautja_Warrior]

Just got back from watching The Jungle Book. Wonderful movie, great voice cast, great CGI and even the kid (Neel Sethi) did a great job acting, when you consider he was acting opposite CGI animal's and not real people.

Ben Kingsley, Scarlett Johansson, Idris Elba are all great, Bill Murray as Baloo is brilliant, best performance I've heard from him in a while and Christopher Walken as King Louie is genius.

This deserves to do very well.

 

[Sad Affleck]

I mean, I'd see it in theaters because this kind of film greatly benefits from a big screen and sound system and I'm keen to see what they can salvage, but hardly anyone that hated it first time round will want to go again.

I hated parts of it. Snyderman is not my Superman, period. But there were things to enjoy about the movie, namely Affleck as Batman, Wonderwoman and the general look of the movie. There are too many subplots and most of them are not resolved in a satisfactory way so I feel that an extended version would make BvS feel less like a collection of scenes and more like an actual movie.

 

[Dash_Riprock]

I very much doubt we'll be getting a Kingdom of Heaven-type situation with the BvS director's cut. Snyder is not Scott.