Slightly updated Stacey! |
And if you want to know the real story behind the movie, visit this link Maurice Mitchell posted. It's a real eye-opener!
http://www.chasingthefrog.com/reelfaces/pain-and-gain.php
The top three movies were:
- Pain & Gain $20M
- Oblivion $17.4M
- 42 $10.7M
- Oblivion $25M
- Pain & Gain $20M
- 42 $10M
Offutt guessed:
1 Pain & Gain 30 M
2 Oblivion 15 M
3 42 9.5 million
That's a trifecta! 300 plus 100 for taking my survey.
Pagel guessed:
1. Oblivion $20 mil.
2. Pain & Gain $19 mil.
3. Mud $15 million.
That's 50 for the first two, 0 for the last or 100 total plus another 100 for the survey.
Leon guessed:
1. Oblivion -- $20m
2. Pain & Gain -- $18m
3. 42 -- $15m
200 for him plus 100 for the survey.
Rusty guessed:
Oblivion - $22 mil
Pain and Gain - $20 mil
42 - $13 mil
That's 200 for him as well and 100 for the survey'
Hayes guessed:
#1 Oblivion $19 mil.
#2 42 $$13 mil.
#3 Pain and Gain $12 mil.
That's 50 for each or 150 plus 100 for the survey
Laplume guessed:
1. Pain & Gain ($22 mil)
2. Oblivion ($20 mil)
3. 42 ($12 mil)
That's a trifecta for him. Plus 100 for the survey.
But the winner this week is Maurice Mitchell!
1. Pain and Gain - $21
2. Oblivion $20M
3. 42 $12M
His $21M guess for Pain and Gain was closest to actual retail price. He gets 300 for the trifecta and the 500 bonus. But he did not answer the survey. That may hurt him later on, eh?
As for the bonus question, I asked whether the #5 movie would make MORE or LESS than last week's at $5.76M. Everyone guessed LESS but The Croods came in 5th with $6.6M so the answer was MORE. Andrew Leon did (I presume jokingly) change his to MORE and since he got screwed a couple weeks ago on the week when two movies were tied, I'll allow him to have the bonus this week. Huzzah!
Here are the updated standings:
Box Office Blitz | |||
Scoreboard | |||
16 | Total | ||
1 | Tony Laplume | 400 | 6900 |
2 | Andrew Leon | 400 | 5350 |
3 | PT Dilloway | 200 | 4450 |
4 | Rusty Carl | 300 | 3850 |
5 | Maurice Mitchell | 800 | 3100 |
6 | Michael Offutt | 400 | 2700 |
7 | Briane Pagel | 200 | 2650 |
8 | Stephen Hayes | 250 | 1050 |
9 | Cindy Borgne | 0 | 200 |
10 | David P King | 0 | 200 |
11 | Donna Hole | 0 | 200 |
2950 | 30650 |
7 comments:
No, it was a serious request, so I appreciate you letting me have that. Pain & Gain surprised me. I didn't think it would pull in that much, considering the reviews.
Can I go ahead and give my #1 pick for next week, right now?
I don't seem to be climbing up the list very quickly. Maybe I need to pay more attention to these movies.
Dammit. It's like I find new ways to lose. I pick Pain and Gain exactly right and still screw it up. Stupid movies.
I actually went and read your Saturday post, and I agree with everything you say -- especially the part about getting out into nature. I've just gotten back from a walk with the boys. Nothing special, just around to a park and then to the spot where we throw rocks in the river, and it eased me up enough to not even mind that somehow I've dropped to seventh behind Michael Offutt. Then again, since he adopted my "Johnny On The Spot" pretty quick, I guess I wouldn't have minded anyway.
I will try not to miss the next one.
We're number five! We're number five! I'm actually disappointed "Pain and Gain" did well since the real guys were beheading people and driving over them three times. Still, it put me on top so "Yeah baby!" I won't miss the bonus next time.
It's appropriate given my current number of points to say that you are all screwed.
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