> > > Nothing needs to be said about this. Everybody will see it, even though the backlash against Episode I was harsh. Probably won't out-gross Spiderman, though, which is pretty surprising.
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> > Really? I haven't heard the figures for Spider-Man, so I suppose it's possible.
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> Spider-Man just wrapped up its second weekend, and it now holds the record for both the first and the fourth highest weekends of all time. (Harry Potter and The Lost World were second and third, respectively.) In addition, it took 13 days for Episode 1 to reach $200 million, while it only took Spider-Man nine days.
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> As for Episode 2, George Lucas himself doesn't think it will break records: "'Star Wars' creator George Lucas already has conceded his film will not break opening-weekend box-office records because it is debuting on about 6,000 theater screens, 1,500 fewer than 'Spider-Man.'" *
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> Ell"Some statistics are cool"myruh

Well, I'm still looking forward to Spiderman more than any of the above (Opens TOMORROW, due to Brunnen_G's demons).

Heh. Time Magazine (Which we got TODAY, without demons)suggests to still watch out for SWII, because every SW film so far has been the highest grossing of it's year... or something...
We'll see.
But of theones in the list. Scooby-Doo, because that was my favourite cartoon when I was a tyke.

samh.