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W: trackings [HTYD2] $55 million-$70 million; 22 Jump Street at $45 million-$50 million [21JS2] Antibody May 23, 11:08

You never answered the question. Why did you think 21JS2 would need a 3.8 OR BETTER multiplier to get 200M? {nm} thatpj May 23, 11:33

You never answered the question. Why did you think 21JS2 would need a 3.8 OR BETTER multiplier to get 200M? {nm} thatpj May 23, 11:33

Again, I already conceded that 3.8 should be 3.6. {nm} Antibody May 23, 11:36

No. To concede would be to say "Oops I'm wrong". That never happened. It was always 3.6 from 55 but you said differently. {nm} thatpj May 23, 11:37

You know, if someone says "I concede," it is a reasonable reading that he or she has, well, you know, conceded. :) second gary May 23, 11:49

+1 {nm} Goodson May 23, 12:17

+1 {nm} Dorfman May 23, 13:54

obviously we need to find another dead horse somewhere {nm} ryancoke2 May 23, 14:24

did we ever get an example of an R rated summer comedy sequel managing a 3.6 multiplier? (no, there havent been any this century) {nm} islander May 23, 13:47

wow, I totally forgot that first Dragon opened to 43.7. for some reason in my mind it was much higher than that, perhaps because Oleg Max May 23, 11:39

I see a much higher opening for HTYD2. Its RT/flixster # is already close to 100k, + good reviews {nm} xiayun May 23, 12:39

High awareness #s have me concerned, but could see things evening out once the holiday is over. Families are consumed w/ options right now {nm} ShawnMR May 23, 13:44

Concerned because it looks interest is what's lagging behind, as opposed to people just not being aware it's coming. Prob a marketing issue. {nm} ShawnMR May 23, 13:45

Yikes. Sorry for the typos. {nm} ShawnMR May 23, 13:45

Tracking for 22 jump street currently @ 57 million, so a bargain atm {nm} theActuary Jun 03, 13:07