123movies the blair witch project 2016 movie#
123movies the blair witch project 2016 update#

It managed this feat almost entirely due to Suicide Squad, which is on pace to hit $300 million. That filmР“СћРІвЂљВ¬РІвЂћСћs $21 million opening will be the minimum benchmark for Sully.Р”Р„ugust continued to pad 2016Р“СћРІвЂљВ¬РІвЂћСћs lead over 2015 in the year-over-year comparison. The Clint Eastwood/ Tom Hanks drama will open in 3,525 theaters, the most for a new release since PeteР“СћРІвЂљВ¬РІвЂћСћs Dragon almost a month ago. Theater Counts: Sully Starts the Fall SeasonР”Р‡all Season starts in lively style this weekend with an impressively wide release for Sully.

However, if things donР“СћРІвЂљВ¬РІвЂћСћt turn around soon, this becomes more and more likely. To emphasize, a lead of $8.22 billion to $7.71 billion and 2016 would really have to blow it to end up behind 2015 in the end. Year-to-date, 2016 is still ahead of 2015 by a substantial margin of 6.6% or $510 million. Worse still, this weekend last year, the box office was rebounding and because of that, 2016 lost the year-over-year comparison by 21%. This caused the overall box office to fall 12% from last weekend to just $89 million. Unfortunately for the overall box office, it wasnР“СћРІвЂљВ¬РІвЂћСћt a close race as both Blair Witch and Bridget JonesР“СћРІвЂљВ¬РІвЂћСћs Baby really struggled.

Sully led the way on the weekend box office chart matching predictions nearly perfectly with $21.65 million. Weekend Wrap-Up: Sully Saves the Weekend, Again, with $21.65 million

123movies the blair witch project 2016 update#

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123movies the blair witch project 2016 movie#

well, at least they didn't do a shipwreck movie and set it in Omaha. I know it was a low budget production and they probably didn't pay for a location scout or continuity editor, but still. Change the name to 'Whateverburg, MD,' supposedly located somewhere out in the MD panhandle in the Appalachian highlands, and there's no problem. My humble point is that the location is well enough known, at least regionally, that the filmmakers should have fictionalized the name rather than impose a story that makes no sense for the actual place. It's in a well-travelled exurban area adjacent to a state park, a Civil War battlefield and the Appalachian Trail. It is well known as a very picturesque, almost untouched 19th century farming village. I'm sure Burkittsville was a fine place to shoot the opening scenes of the movie. but it's still hard to go in circles on the Appalachian Trail. There are plenty of places in the central Appalachians where getting lost is perfectly plausible (though if you have the sense to follow a stream, you'll still reach a phone pretty quickly). The Blair Witch Project's handling of location was like siting a movie in Central Park in NYC, with the protagonists getting lost in the Ramble for a week, unable to find their way out. I know this is nit-picking, but perhaps it's appropriate on a movie sub to suggest that if a film sets itself in an actual location, the film should be at least somewhat congruent with the site. It's a heavily populated exurban location about seven miles from Harper's Ferry. South Mountain is a single ridge with a populated valley on either side and the Appalachian Trail running along the crest. The fact is, it's impossible to get lost on South Mountain outside of Burkittsville, which sits at the foot of Crampton's Gap, a reasonably well-known Civil War battlefield. Knowing the area, I was tickled by the premise of people getting lost in those scary woods outside of town. Some idiot even went so far as to do some digging in the local cemetery. I watched it out of curiosity after I saw news accounts of people who took the movie too seriously showing up in Burkittsville to hunt for relics.