THR:
Some box office observers believe the Lionsgate movie could even approach $400 million; the film's foreign prospects aren't as bright.
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I think this is one of those movies that we knew was going to do well but will still surprise people because it will exceed expectations as far as what it's going to bring in world wide.
I heard some radio station dj say that no one should be allowing their children or even watching it themselves because this was a movie about children killing children..then he admitted he had not read the books and really didn't know what it was all about so to this dj I suggest he get informed before telling the public what to do and what not to do.
I think these records were a given. I'm pretty sure a bit of exageration is in there too since everyone is trying to make this take the place of Twilight and Harry Potter until they find another series to milk.
I think this should be on the list for John Carter issues too....don't release just before The Hunger Games!
For a bit there before it came out I honestly thought it was going to bomb, the tv spots airing looked awful.