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Take 2....inside
1) A limited film still in the first 12 weeks may have been released before a wide release, and thus willl enter the TAG later. IE....MOVIE is limited released April 1. WIDE was wade released April 15. When WIDE delists and is added to the TAG, the 5th film before MOVIE is removed. When MOVIE finally delists, WIDE is a later release but still in the TAG, and it would be the 4th before MOVIE comeing out.
2) if MOVIE and WIDE are released on the same date, the one with the smaller box office is deleted from the TAG first. However, the filmography is sorted by release date first and alphabetical second, so you have to be careful.
Otherwise, count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 for the movied being replaced.
Does someone have to STAR in a movie for it to be considered in his StarBond TAG? May 22, 10:30
As long as the star is attached the movie, that movie replaces the 5th movie down the list to form the bond's new TAG {nm} May 22, 10:35
Also, a starbond can only be adjusted only once for a movie, be it just a acting role or multiple roles {nm} May 22, 10:37
Why aren't my calculations adding up for the TAG? What am I doing wrong? May 22, 11:27
Be sure to use the total gross for each film, not the delist price. Also bear in mind that for TAG purposes, May 22, 11:36
they are listed on each moviestock page, so you don't have to use BOM {nm} May 24, 06:43
The maximum gross for a film is 250,000,000 {nm} May 22, 21:20
The last five could be affected by the following rules: {nm} May 22, 10:56
Take 2....inside May 22, 11:01
Yes, it is the definitive list determining their TAG. Doesn't matter if they were the "Star" or not. {nm} May 22, 11:20
