View Poll Results: Which movie are you most interested in seeing?
Bedtime Stories
2
1.92%
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
57
54.81%
Marley & Me
7
6.73%
The Spirit
9
8.65%
Valkyrie
11
10.58%
None
12
11.54%
Something else that's playing.
6
5.77%
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Which Christmas day movie are you most interested in seeing?
12-23-08, 12:01 PM
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On Christmas night my family always goes to see It's A Wonderful Life at our city's historic Byrd Theatre. The seats there are extremely uncomfortable*, but it's a good time. Great movie, sing-along with the organ, the girls that work the concession stand... 
Plus, this year my brother and sister-and-law are getting remarried there right before the show. So, that's the movie (and experience) that I'm looking forward to most this Christmas.
I'd like to see Benjamin Button and Valkyrie, but I'll wait a while.
*Once I win the lottery, the Byrd is the first place I'll be donating money to.
Plus, this year my brother and sister-and-law are getting remarried there right before the show. So, that's the movie (and experience) that I'm looking forward to most this Christmas.
I'd like to see Benjamin Button and Valkyrie, but I'll wait a while.
*Once I win the lottery, the Byrd is the first place I'll be donating money to.
I've always said if I won the lottery, I'd buy the Byrd and turn it into a true revival house. Maybe I'll get a Christmas miracle this year.
12-23-08, 12:15 PM
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I've been looking forward to Benjamin Button for a long time now. Intrigued me when I first saw the teaser a while back and I think it'll be a great movie.
I also want to see Gran Torino and Bedtime Stories.
I also want to see Gran Torino and Bedtime Stories.
12-23-08, 03:23 PM
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button- I'll be seeing this first priority either on Xmas or Friday morning.
I'll also prob. see Valkyrie this weekend.
I will wait for DVD of the Spirit cause it looks like shit even though its got an interesting cast and A few cool visuals.
I will never see Marley & me or bedtime Stories. They look like garbage.
Also its funny if you look at this poll cause even though Bedtime Stories is trailing dead last in the poll with nearly no one choosing it as their top pick that is what will more than likely top the box office.
I'll also prob. see Valkyrie this weekend.
I will wait for DVD of the Spirit cause it looks like shit even though its got an interesting cast and A few cool visuals.
I will never see Marley & me or bedtime Stories. They look like garbage.
Also its funny if you look at this poll cause even though Bedtime Stories is trailing dead last in the poll with nearly no one choosing it as their top pick that is what will more than likely top the box office.
12-23-08, 07:00 PM
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12-26-08, 09:44 AM
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Looks like I was wrong and you were correct sir.
http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.co...-valkyrie-22m/
1 Fox's Marley And Me $15M in 3,480 theaters,
No. 2 Paramount's The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button $11M from 2,988 venues,
No. 3 Disney's Bedtime Stories $10M for 3,681 runs, and
No. 4 MGM/UA's Valkyrie $8M from 2,711 plays,
No. 5 Warner Bros' Yes Man $5.5M for 3,434 theaters,
No. 6 Sony's Seven Pounds $4.5M in 2,758 dates, and
No. 7 Lionsgate's The Spirit $3.5M from 2,509 venues
http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.co...-valkyrie-22m/
1 Fox's Marley And Me $15M in 3,480 theaters,
No. 2 Paramount's The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button $11M from 2,988 venues,
No. 3 Disney's Bedtime Stories $10M for 3,681 runs, and
No. 4 MGM/UA's Valkyrie $8M from 2,711 plays,
No. 5 Warner Bros' Yes Man $5.5M for 3,434 theaters,
No. 6 Sony's Seven Pounds $4.5M in 2,758 dates, and
No. 7 Lionsgate's The Spirit $3.5M from 2,509 venues
12-26-08, 10:06 AM
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I'll probably see all of them except for The Spirit (it looks lame, to me). The one I'm most interested in is Doubt.
Benjamin Button is one of those like Titanic or The Aviator...where you see it once at the cinema and then once it's on DVD, it's too long and daunting of a task to watch it all the way through at once.
Benjamin Button is one of those like Titanic or The Aviator...where you see it once at the cinema and then once it's on DVD, it's too long and daunting of a task to watch it all the way through at once.
12-26-08, 12:37 PM
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From that list, Benjamin Button. The rest look horrible, though as a fan of The Spirit in it's comic strip form, I might check out the film version. I'll try to catch Doubt, Milk and Revolutionary Road, and will make it a point to go see The Wrestler.
