It's a hassle to get to -- the Miami Vice website sends you to the Bacardi website to see it -- and it's in Flash, but here it is:
http://bacardilive.com/
JumpCutz
12-12-05, 04:11 PM
Ah yes......Bacardi.
Pretty generic teaser, but it's Michael Mann so I 'm there.
sauce07
12-12-05, 04:16 PM
no matter what birthday i put in i get some anti drunk driving website. i'm over 21 so my birthdate should work
GoldenJCJ
12-12-05, 04:18 PM
I like Michael Mann...but that teaser doesn't make me the least bit interested in that movie.
LorenzoL
12-12-05, 04:19 PM
This teaser does nothing to me. I'll wait until the full trailer is out before making a decision.
Rogue588
12-12-05, 04:23 PM
Thank You, Universal!
For releasing the TV show on DVD..
Ispep Aloc
12-12-05, 04:53 PM
Where's the Miami vice music that we all know? Linkin Park's Numb shouldn't be in this trailer.
AnonomusBob15
12-12-05, 05:06 PM
I think it looks awesome and totally Mann.
Filmmaker
12-12-05, 05:06 PM
I agree--where's the nostalgia factor with the TV show's theme music or, at least, a remake of same? Nevertheless, Mann = :thumsup:
scott1598
12-12-05, 05:07 PM
is it necessary to start a new thread for each new trailer? isn't there already a big trailer thread?
raven56706
12-12-05, 05:27 PM
Well Mann makes it look more modern but it looks nothing like the show
Maxflier
12-12-05, 05:36 PM
What little was there looks good. :thumbsup:
fumanstan
12-12-05, 05:39 PM
is it necessary to start a new thread for each new trailer? isn't there already a big trailer thread?
I prefer individual threads for movies that are worth the discussion.
Rogue588
12-12-05, 05:44 PM
Same here. :up:
though, that might not apply here... :p
Filmmaker
12-12-05, 05:44 PM
Well Mann makes it look more modern but it looks nothing like the show
And let's all be thankful for that!
RyoHazuki
12-12-05, 05:56 PM
I think it looks great aside from that crappy music. Mann's visual style is definetley there. The main reason why this movie is gonna rock is because RZA is doing the score.
JumpCutz
12-12-05, 05:59 PM
Didn't realize RZA is doing the score. :up:
His 'Ghost Dog' score is one of my favorites.
Doughboy
12-12-05, 06:04 PM
It's Michael Mann, so I'm there. And thankfully the teaser appears to confirm that this is a serious movie adaptation. Not a comedic take on the material like Charlie's Angels or Dragnet(although I did enjoy the latter).
GrimTangent
12-12-05, 06:26 PM
I'll see it opening night. Michael Mann directing makes it a no-brainer, a mullet on Colin Farrell is just a bonus.
I'm glad that it's not going to be anything like the show. We should just forget about the 80s.
Legolas
12-12-05, 06:38 PM
So does Jamie Foxx having first billing make Tubbs the star? Maybe their names will appear at the same time in the credits like for Heat and Crimson Tide.
maingon
12-12-05, 06:49 PM
looks great, happy they arent doing something like dukes of hazzard or the ben stiller one (cant rememeber the name
Filmmaker
12-12-05, 07:02 PM
looks great, happy they arent doing something like dukes of hazzard or the ben stiller one (cant rememeber the name
STARSKY AND HUTCH...and amen...
Dr. DVD
12-12-05, 07:41 PM
Not sure about the music, but the style is definitely Michael Mann to a T. Here's hoping for an R rated action movie and not something watered down to get a PG-13 and teenagers. Trailer overall: B-. Music: C, Style: A
BigDaddy
12-12-05, 07:48 PM
Looks good to me.
Jackskeleton
12-12-05, 07:59 PM
Considering how much work he did on the show I have full trust in the Man(n). I'm there opening night.
I love how he weaves his crime stories and I'm glad he took a serious take on it opposed to the comedy bullshit they have done in the past with Charles Angels, Dragnet, etc.
I'm sold.
HN
12-12-05, 08:11 PM
another michael mann crime drama? i'm in :thumbsup:
animalmystic
12-12-05, 08:33 PM
No Ferrari Testarossa
No Daytona Spyder
No Alligator
No bulky cell phones
Looks like Bad Boys 3.... but its Mann so I'm still there......
Dr. DVD
12-12-05, 08:43 PM
Considering how much work he did on the show I have full trust in the Man(n). I'm there opening night.
I love how he weaves his crime stories and I'm glad he took a serious take on it opposed to the comedy bullshit they have done in the past with Charles Angels, Dragnet, etc.
I'm sold.
You make an interesting point Jack. When you consider the source material and how it was presented, one would think they would take the cheese and nostalgia factor and push it to the limit. Once Mann was attached as the director, I knew he would approach it as a straight out action/drama and avoid what could have easily been a pitfall. The fact that he isn't trying to re-make his old series but rather re-imagine it in today's world illustrates his desire to continue the crime saga he began with Heat and more or less continued with Collateral.
Eric D.
12-12-05, 08:43 PM
No Ferrari Testarossa
No Daytona Spyder
No Alligator
No bulky cell phones
Looks like Bad Boys 3.... but its Mann so I'm still there......
But Bady Boys is all bad one liners and huge explosions, this film looks more serious. And like you said it's Mann so Ill be there too.
bub2000
12-12-05, 09:38 PM
No Jan Hammer?
fumanstan
12-12-05, 10:05 PM
Looks interesting. I'm a little young to have watched Miami Vice (I remember the stunt show at Universal Studios though!) but the serious take on it looks nice.
GuessWho
12-12-05, 10:20 PM
Sonny better have an alligator named Elvis on his boat
brianluvdvd
12-12-05, 10:34 PM
No Jan Hammer?
Appears so. :(
Looks like it could be interesting but it also looks like any other trailer nowadays. It appears they just want the name factor and tossed the rest.
Dr. DVD
12-12-05, 10:42 PM
Appears so. :(
Looks like it could be interesting but it also looks like any other trailer nowadays. It appears they just want the name factor and tossed the rest.
That might be the best approach. We gotta be honest, the 80s=cheese. This has to be straightforward or they may as well make a comedy/action along the lines of Charlie's Angels.
Geofferson
12-12-05, 10:42 PM
Looks like another great Michael Mann effort. :up:
zebop
12-12-05, 11:01 PM
I don't know how this movie is going to work outside of the '80s. Really after a certain point in the original series the show stopped making sense because the times changed. The stuff in that trailer looked like a bad episode from the third season...
Legolas
12-12-05, 11:17 PM
That might be the best approach. We gotta be honest, the 80s=cheese. This has to be straightforward or they may as well make a comedy/action along the lines of Charlie's Angels.
80s movie = Rocky IV
90s movie = Rocky V
A lot of people didn't like the transition, even though Rocky IV is a pretty braindead movie and the worst-written of them all. Wonder how Rocky VI will handle the 21st century.
scott shelton
12-12-05, 11:26 PM
I'm glad he took a serious take on it opposed to the comedy bullshit they have done in the past with Charles Angels
I know! How dare they take that Emmy-snubbed classic drama of the late-70s, and turn it into something silly!
The Hollywood rape continues!
Groucho
12-12-05, 11:27 PM
Wait...they're taking this seriously. Oh, man (or should I say: Oh, Mann). :lol:
ruk
12-13-05, 01:12 AM
colin just does not seem right as sunny.
animalmystic
12-13-05, 01:31 AM
But Bady Boys is all bad one liners and huge explosions, this film looks more serious.
I truely hope he keeps the serious tone to it, while I didn't care for Collateral that much, I did like the tone/darkness to the movie.
UKingdom
12-13-05, 02:54 AM
i'm pretty sure it'll be rated R. it looks very much like collateral, especially the night shots.
I'm not sure about the Crockett character look though; why does Collin Farrell look like a cowboy with a mullet? The goofy mustache coupled with his mullet is hilarious. Take a look at this on set photo:
http://tinypic.com/ilxb0i.jpg
Hahaha.
Jackskeleton
12-13-05, 03:07 AM
I know! How dare they take that Emmy-snubbed classic drama of the late-70s, and turn it into something silly!
The Hollywood rape continues!
Well, for Charles' angels I should have just piled it into "make it into utter crap" but I guess I was just typing fast.
In anycase, Miami Vice was a Emmy nominated and won a couple of emmy's. I would hate for it to be tossed into the comedy stick of TV <-> Film conversions mainly because people can't get over the 80's clothes.
This is an updating of it and it's under Mann's hand. So why would he parody himself and make it comical?
matrixrok9
12-13-05, 03:29 AM
This is an updating of it and it's under Mann's hand. So why would he parody himself and make it comical?
Your previous post:
I love how he weaves his crime stories and I'm glad he took a serious take on it opposed to the comedy bullshit they have done in the past with Charles Angels, Dragnet, etc.
aren't you contradicting yourself here? :hscratch:
Tyler_Durden
12-13-05, 06:44 AM
I don't see the contradiction.
Anyway, I'm really disappointed Mann is taking the digital route once again... It just doesn't look as good!
Doughboy
12-13-05, 09:20 AM
I don't see the contradiction.
Anyway, I'm really disappointed Mann is taking the digital route once again... It just doesn't look as good!
It's a tiny Quicktime clip on the Bacardi website. Why not at least see the teaser on the bigscreen before writing off the image quality?
Tyler_Durden
12-13-05, 10:10 AM
I doubt that'll change matters much. You can easily see the film was shot digitally from looking at that low quality video. I stand by the opinion that 35mm film looks better than current high-def digital video, and I wouldn't be surprised if Mann did, too; but shooting on video does simplify things considerably and is more forgiving with low light levels. So I understand the choice to go digital; I just still prefer film.
Brain Stew
12-13-05, 10:16 AM
I guess I don't see the point of this if they are going to make it as a straight-ahead serious movie.
Miami Vice was a big dumb action show. Speed boats, explosions and girls in bikinis. Any serious issues in the show were dealt with through melodrama and most of the episodes were a vehicle for Don Johnson to look tough & cool for the men and swarthy and hot for the women.
Miami Vice the looks like them just being tough with the rest of the stuff gone. Also, it betrays the main ingredient of the show, the visual aspect. In the TV show everything was so bright, and yet in this movie everything is dark.
What I am trying to say is that this movie looks good. So good I don't understand why it needs the Miami Vice moniker. It betrays the source material so much that it is a completely different story. Just give it a different name and be done with it.
Jackskeleton
12-13-05, 04:18 PM
I guess I don't see the point of this if they are going to make it as a straight-ahead serious movie........Miami Vice was a big dumb action show.
Becuase back then it was a straight-ahead serious crime drama? Maybe it is a big dumb action show through the eyes of todays entertainment. Oh look at that guy with a silly shirt on.. And a gator on his boat.. LOFFA!
At the time I would toss it to what is seen as CSI today. In 20 years I'm sure they will be considered big dumb action shows with vegas show girls/dead bodies, inside camera aspects of bullet holes going through bodies and most of the episodes were a vehicle for Gil Grissom to look cool, confident and spit out a witty one liner. Lets make that into a film in 20 years and head it into a comical self parody and see what that is like.
The show was for its time, a modern representation of "cool", it used the music and atmospher to tell its story. Considering this is being made by the same person who made the show what it was, the writer, I don't see why it would be a bad idea to update it to what is the representation of "cool" today.
aren't you contradicting yourself here?
No, actually, I'm not. Even though it's silly by todays standards, Charles Angels was an Action Crime Drama and the film was anything but serious. I would hope that the person who felt it was serious back then would also take the hard edge approach with it again with a sort of modern update of it.
It betrays the source material so much that it is a completely different story.
I'm not sure why you say this. It has what looks to be a crime story with them taking on the drug cartels of florida. while cheesy 80s music plays in the background. In the trailer alone I heard cheesy contempory music, THREE different scenes of a boat chase, Planes doing what would look like a drug run, a cool as ice shot of them driving in a car with added car chases, plenty of day shots, a lot of guns clicking and a lot of women dancing.
Seems to me that it's not betraying anything... well, we didn't see Elvis.. No betrayal here especially with the executive producer of the show as the Director.
MasterofDVD
12-13-05, 11:39 PM
Wow. Add me to the list of people amazed that it's a serious attempt at redoing a cheesy TV show.
I didn't expect a movie I would be willing to see in the theater but I doubt I would even rent this one.
Sonny Corinthos
12-14-05, 07:30 AM
i'm pretty sure it'll be rated R. it looks very much like collateral, especially the night shots.
I'm not sure about the Crockett character look though; why does Collin Farrell look like a cowboy with a mullet? The goofy mustache coupled with his mullet is hilarious. Take a look at this on set photo:
Colin Farrell as Sonny Crockett makes me wanna puke. This clown isn't worthy to hold Don Johnson's jock strap. I was a huge fan of the tv series and IMO this movie will suck big time. What were they thinking when they cast Farrell as Crockett?! There hasn't been a worst casting than this since George Clooney as Bruce Wayne/Batman.
Colin Farrell as Sonny Crockett makes me wanna puke. This clown isn't worthy to hold Don Johnson's jock strap. I was a huge fan of the tv series and IMO this movie will suck big time. What were they thinking when they cast Farrell as Crockett?! There hasn't been a worst casting than this since George Clooney as Bruce Wayne/Batman.
Why don't we wait 'til the movie is out before bashing Colin Farrell's performance as Sonny? As has been said numerous times in this thread, this is an update so obviously Sonny in this film will be nothing like Sonny in the show. The same goes for Tubbs and the rest of the characters.
Although the mullet didn't make me groan, it made me laugh a bit cos the first thing that popped into my head was Solid Snake.
B.A.
12-14-05, 08:53 AM
Didn't realize RZA is doing the score. :up:
Me either. :up:
Considering how much work he did on the show I have full trust in the Man(n). I'm there...Me, too.
Kicker_of_Elves
12-14-05, 09:55 AM
I love Mann's stuff, especially when he does the crime thing. Looking forward to seeing what he does with this.
Geofferson
12-14-05, 10:04 AM
I doubt that'll change matters much. You can easily see the film was shot digitally from looking at that low quality video. I stand by the opinion that 35mm film looks better than current high-def digital video, and I wouldn't be surprised if Mann did, too; but shooting on video does simplify things considerably and is more forgiving with low light levels. So I understand the choice to go digital; I just still prefer film.
Collateral simply wouldn't have worked if it were filmed in 35mm. High-def video definitely has a different vibe, but for me it worked and I'm optimistic that it'll work for Vice as well.
Colin Farrell as Sonny Crockett makes me wanna puke. This clown isn't worthy to hold Don Johnson's jock strap. I was a huge fan of the tv series and IMO this movie will suck big time. What were they thinking when they cast Farrell as Crockett?! There hasn't been a worst casting than this since George Clooney as Bruce Wayne/Batman.
Someone who uses "Sonny Corinthos" for a screen name shouldn't be too quick to jump on other actors.
Phyre
12-14-05, 02:55 PM
Collateral's DV stuff is beautiful.
Sonny Corinthos
12-14-05, 08:53 PM
Someone who uses "Sonny Corinthos" for a screen name shouldn't be too quick to jump on other actors. :rolleyes: I didn't know Collin Farrell had so many fans. If you like him that's great, but IMO he's not the right guy for the part.
BigDaddy
12-14-05, 10:39 PM
:rolleyes: I didn't know Collin Farrell had so many fans. If you like him that's great, but IMO he's not the right guy for the part.
If Mann is ok with him and he came up with the movie and the tv show I am ok with it.
Giles
12-14-05, 10:45 PM
I love Mann's stuff, especially when he does the crime thing. Looking forward to seeing what he does with this.
I like Mann's films too, but this looked silly, hope this is a hard R-rated film.
solipsta
12-15-05, 07:10 AM
Saw the preview before King Kong and was just stunned at how stupid this looked. When I first saw the two of them, I thought of Miami Vice but didn't know that's what it was for...I really can't imagine going to see this...another buddy cop movie?
GrimTangent
12-16-05, 12:51 PM
The trailer is now hosted at the official site (http://www.miamivice.com).
martin q. blank
12-18-05, 03:51 AM
I'm with Jack on this one. I think this movie is going to be awesome. I'm glad he's doing a serious take on it. I'm really tired off all the parody movie versions of old TV shows--especially Starsky and Hutch, which could have been a great serious cop movie, I think.
wm lopez
12-18-05, 11:30 PM
When Don Johnson had the 2-day beard look back in 1984 that was unheard of, and then that became the style. Maybe Colin's mullet will do the same and become the style for 2006.
Tarantino
12-19-05, 01:22 AM
This trailer does absolutely nothing for me. And I'm already tired of Jaime Foxx.
= J
Rival11
12-24-05, 08:35 PM
is it necessary to start a new thread for each new trailer? isn't there already a big trailer thread?
Yes, and there are also individual threads for trailer threads as well.
That teaser looked like shit.
wm lopez
12-25-05, 06:18 PM
I'm tired of Jaime Foxx's politics.
digitalfreaknyc
12-25-05, 08:07 PM
This trailer does absolutely nothing for me. And I'm already tired of Jaime Foxx.
= J
Ditto. That and I really wasn't interested in Collateral and thought it was wayyyyyyyy overhyped.
The only things it has going for it right now are Michael Mann's style and Colin Farrel. I guess we'll see.
Mmmmm...didn't interest me in the least. Guess I'll pass.
Geofferson
05-12-06, 09:28 AM
I'm in. :up:
The Bus
05-12-06, 01:32 PM
I'm in and not ashamed to say that I get excited because it looks like Collateral Pt. 2.
raven56706
05-12-06, 01:55 PM
looks awesome and i think the music really gets you in the action
Dr. DVD
05-12-06, 04:54 PM
looks awesome and i think the music really gets you in the action
I agree, this and the Superman Returns trailer are prime examples of ones that start off lackluster but once the music takes over they get you interested.
Ali withstanding, I'm a big fan of Michael Mann; even Manhunter was good for its time IMO. Since he is the creator of the original Miami Vice, I doubt Mann will let this slip into typical Hollywood fare. Mann knows how to keep the right balance of human drama and kick ass action (Heat, Collateral, even Last of the Mohicans), so I expect nothing less from this one.
Also, while I typically try to stay neutral on a film's rating, I hope this gets an R rating and keeps it. Miami Vice always was more adult material, and that trailer made it look like an adult action movie, which we haven't really seen since, well, almost since Collateral.
Personally, I think that's one of the best trailers I have ever seen. Michael Mann movies rock.
Bucky
B.A.
05-13-06, 11:44 AM
Anyone know what kind of car Crocket is driving? Mann had to put him in a Ferrari, but what model?
I want to know the run-time of this thing - I hope it's 150-180 minutes long.
LorenzoL
05-13-06, 12:24 PM
Anyone know what kind of car Crocket is driving? Mann had to put him in a Ferrari, but what model?
They only showed a quick glimpse of the back of the car on the trailer and I haven't seen anything on the released promos pictures for this movie about the car but my guess will be that the Ferrari that Crockett is driving is a 360 Spider. I figured that since in the original TV series, he drove a Ferrari Daytona Spyder (which was later replaced by the Testarrosa), Mann might be sticking with the same namesake car.
alfredog1976
05-16-06, 03:39 AM
Looks good. Some of the snippets though remind me of the episode "Smuggler's Blues" from season 1 where Crockett & Tubbs go undercover to the drug dealer's hideout.
BellsOfWar
05-16-06, 04:34 AM
i love how people say, "lolz, miami vice a stupid 80's remake" yet they fail to see the genius that is michael mann. also, i agree that the traileer is awesome. i'm not that big a jay z or linkin park fan, but when that beat kicks in, it does get you hype. i love cranking it up in the theatre when it plays and the dts kicks in. you see the crowd getting into it.
maingon
05-17-06, 12:07 PM
music fits the trailer great.
Geofferson
05-17-06, 01:24 PM
Looks good. Some of the snippets though remind me of the episode "Smuggler's Blues" from season 1 where Crockett & Tubbs go undercover to the drug dealer's hideout.
Haha...good call. :up: I think Glen Frey was in that episode (he sang the song).
Dr. DVD
07-05-06, 04:08 PM
Just saw a TV spot and it looks like their going with the R rating. :thumbsup:
Not that this really surprises me, the show was pretty close to being R rated for its time, and I knew Mann wouldn't want to sugar coat it for the big screen. I just hope this movie doesn't end up like Collateral, where it gets glowing reviews all around and winds up not doing all it could because of the R rating. True, the movie might be crap, but I have faith in Mann, and I figure if this movie were a true piece of crap, they would be trying to cut it for a PG-13 to maximize opening weekend sales as oppose to doing something that could hinder it with this rating.
Mr. Cinema
07-05-06, 04:14 PM
Has there even been an R rated movie released this Summer? This and Snakes on a Plane are the only ones I can think of right now.
The Bus
07-05-06, 05:32 PM
The Omen?
gryffinmaster
07-05-06, 06:14 PM
Just saw the trailer and such. I'm down. The music looks like it will be a GREAT fueling force in the flick. Course, I like all of Mann's work I've seen (haven't seen Ali). This looks like it won't dissapoint. :up:
tommyp007
07-05-06, 08:33 PM
I'm really looking forward to this, but DAMN I'll miss Jan Hammer's theme at the beginning.
B.A.
07-05-06, 09:02 PM
Even though it was expected, I have to say that I was happy to see the "R" rating during the tv trailer, too.
kantonburg
07-06-06, 01:06 PM
Also if I'm not mistaken Miami Vice was the first show to include music to help set the mood for a particular scene. That was it's signature.
Geofferson
07-06-06, 01:13 PM
Also if I'm not mistaken Miami Vice was the first show to include music to help set the mood for a particular scene. That was it's signature.
Agreed that was a signature. Another, and arguably stronger signature, was its use of color. The tv series was probably the first to incorporate color via the medium of television and make it part of its style.
mrhan
07-06-06, 02:16 PM
They only showed a quick glimpse of the back of the car on the trailer and I haven't seen anything on the released promos pictures for this movie about the car but my guess will be that the Ferrari that Crockett is driving is a 360 Spider. I figured that since in the original TV series, he drove a Ferrari Daytona Spyder (which was later replaced by the Testarrosa), Mann might be sticking with the same namesake car.
I remember seeing the original commercial for the TV series back in 1984 and they showed parts of the black Daytona while "In the Air Tonight" played in the background. I thought it looked so cool. It was the reason I even wanted to watch the show since it was my favorite Ferrari. Boy, was I disappointed to see that it was a fake. Obviously, it would have been crazy to use a real one since they were so rare; especially the Spyder. I was so happy when they blew it up and replaced it w/ the Testarossa. I really don't like the TR but at least it was a real Ferrari.
As for the new one; the one take from the rear in the trailer does look like a 360.
Filmmaker
07-06-06, 02:46 PM
Agreed that was a signature. Another, and arguably stronger signature, was its use of color. The tv series was probably the first to incorporate color via the medium of television and make it part of its style.
Ever seen the original STAR TREK series?
some9one
07-07-06, 08:10 AM
as shown clearly in the teaser trailer, the ferrari is a metallic gray 430 coupe.
some posters on imdb claim it is fitted with nos in the story.
mrhan
07-07-06, 02:08 PM
as shown clearly in the teaser trailer, the ferrari is a metallic gray 430 coupe.
some posters on imdb claim it is fitted with nos in the story.
I only saw the trailer once and saw the circle tail lights. In the dark it's hard to tell since the configuration is similar.
Bluelitespecial
07-08-06, 05:42 PM
Has there even been an R rated movie released this Summer? This and Snakes on a Plane are the only ones I can think of right now.
Well there has been:
The Omen
See No Evil
A Scanner Darkly
Then after miami vice, there will be snakes on a plane, and I am sure there will be some others once August gets here.
RichC2
07-08-06, 05:47 PM
Waist Deep was R (came out I think a week ago?)
Bluelitespecial
07-10-06, 12:28 PM
then Clerks 2 comes out the 21st that will be rated R.
troystiffler
07-10-06, 06:45 PM
Waist Deep was R (came out I think a week ago?)
Haha. Actually, this weekend was it's 3rd. Good example of an R movie that just comes and goes. If it were PG-13, it probably would have done 30mil the first weekend, and died off at around 50mil. But (as of 7/9)...
I stand by the opinion that 35mm film looks better than current high-def digital video, and I wouldn't be surprised if Mann did, too; but shooting on video does simplify things considerably and is more forgiving with low light levels. So I understand the choice to go digital; I just still prefer film.I agree.
While I'm sure this will be a fine movie, as Mann is incapable of making or shooting a bad movie, the digital-video appearance of Miami Vice just looks cheap. I didn't like it in Collateral (fast movements and quick-pans resulted in nothing but blur), and it's gonna bug me here too. Why can't he just shoot on film?
BigDaddy
07-13-06, 02:31 PM
Haha. Actually, this weekend was it's 3rd. Good example of an R movie that just comes and goes. If it were PG-13, it probably would have done 30mil the first weekend, and died off at around 50mil. But (as of 7/9)...
Buy: