Devin Faraci's review is horrible. I see people saying it's his opinion and nonsense like that but his review is all over the place and makes no sense. 'I mean it could be the best but it's actually the worst but the best one and it's the worst'. What?

This movie will still end up over 90%.

EaZze wrote:Marshall Fine still the douche of the day?

Great episode. The prologue can go a lot of different ways but it appears to look bleak for Walt. These final few episodes are going to be so tense and emotional

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bootsy wrote: Yeah good point. BTW who is that in your avy. Good lord she's thick.

Marion Cotillard.

I know she's sexy but man I didn't know she had it like that.

We just need it to stay above 92%, otherwise people will claim The Avengers to be better. Another one... :wtf: How many people still miss the point in RT and it's %... We need it to stay above 8.0 for the average rating. The percentage doesn't really matter. If it's above 8.0 then the percentage wi...

Sarei88 wrote:there's a rotten one.

http://hollywoodandfine.com/reviews/?p=5141

didn't read. not worth my time.

One of a few. This thing will be above 90 maybe even 95 before it is all said and done.

First of all I mentioned the 3rd movie for the Avengers. 3rd movies generally aren't as good and tend to do worse in performance. Not really. These days, threquels are generally the highest grossing of whatever series you're talking about regardless of the quality of the actual film. OK again, you ...

THis doesn't surprise me at all. Combine the anticipation, the tv spots, trailers, marketing, etc, and the eventual great reviews and this being the last of this trilogy I always thought it had a chance at $200 million. That to me is more impressive than the Avengers because of the 3D and kid facto...

Editor of Box-Office Mojo: http://i795.photobucket.com/albums/yy232/Rabstown/Screenshot2012-07-14at31238PM.png https://twitter.com/raysubers/status/224227098070482945 THis doesn't surprise me at all. Combine the anticipation, the tv spots, trailers, marketing, etc, and the eventual great reviews an...