Both are nearly equally amazing (and amazing they are), but we have to look at percentages here. We're only looking at a 2.2% difference. It's pretty much mathematically equivalent to if we thought that Wish Upon would only get $14 million in the box office when really it got $14.3 million (though I think there is something to be said about dollars difference as well, but $11 million still doesn't sound like much to smile about even between $14 million and $25 million for a film).

At this point, I think feeling out milestones is the best approach. Maybe every $25 million from a hundreds mark. Does that mean $525 million is that much more impressive than $524 million? Of course not. It's simply a target that we're trying to meet though.

Seriously, I actually hate that I am "analyzing" this right now. But I can't tolerate undue name-calling here, especially from a moderator. He and I are very, very impressed and amazed at how much this film has made, but if we were in conversation and somebody says: "Dude, Dunkirk made $500 million," I would already be wowed; somebody jumping in to say, "Nah man, it actually made $511 million!" I won't suddenly lose my shit all over again.

(last clarification point: that doesn't mean I do not like every update post in this thread, I actually love them and enjoy watching the climb; I am personally looking for that $525 million mark next though, but that's just me.)