NEW Amazing Spider-Man Trailer released.

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These $300 million commercials for comics and toys are awesome!

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-31749_162-5 ... -released/

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New 4 minute Super Preview! Looks better than I expected. Movie theaters are going to make some serious $$ this year.


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Australian Trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man Features New Footage...........

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(I think 5 clapping smileys makes it a standing ovation...)

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So how are things in Montana? Dig up any dinosaur bones in your back yard? All my knowledge of Montana comes from that one scene in Jurassic Park.

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No not yet, but they do find them around here sometimes....so f I do find one though, I think I will put it up for auction here on BS... of course I will have to find a catalog value to establish a realistic starting price.....and then maybe BS would have to get me a "bigger" shopping cart so it would fit. It probably would qualify in the antique category though, so I would think there should be no real problems....do you think I should offer free shipping..??:lol:

Things are great up here...gorgeous country, trouble is it truly is about a 2 hr drive to the movies, and you get me all fired up to go see one all the time...

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3 new TV spots.....

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The best TV spot yet!

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It's almost time for the next summer blockbuster!

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The Amazing Spider-Man got off to a strong $50.2 million start, most of which came from mighty debuts throughout Asia. The movie opened stronger than Spider-Man 3 and The Avengers in South Korea ($13.4 million), and it was also impressive in Japan ($11.4 million). Thanks to the presence of Bollywood star Irrfan Khan, Spider-Man scored the biggest debut ever for a Hollywood movie with $6 million in India. It also had one of the best openings ever in the Philippines ($3.2 million), Hong Kong ($2.7 million), Singapore ($2.9 million) and Thailand ($1.9 million). Outside of Asia, its only major market was Germany, where it netted a comparatively-modest $4.2 million. The Amazing Spider-Man is set to open on Tuesday in the U.S., and it will likely be reaching the rest of its foreign markets over the next week or two.

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The Amazing Spider-Man Scores Record Tuesday Opening with $35 Million.

Sony Pictures must be pretty happy with the $35 million grossed by Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man in its opening day yesterday, including the $7.5 million from midnight screenings. $4 million of that amount is from the movie's IMAX 3D screenings.

That amount surpasses the previous Tuesday record of $27.8 million set and held by Michael Bay's Transformers exactly five years ago, and it's a promising start to what should be a strong week which could defy earlier expectations for the movie.

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Sony Pictures reported this morning that director Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man added an estimated $20.7 million on Friday at the domestic box office which should put it on track to earn in the $60-65 million range for the weekend.

For its opening six days, the action adventure is expected to make between $135 and $140 million in North America.

Comparing the opening to Christopher Nolan's Batman films, the first installment Batman Begins opened to $48.7 million its first weekend and made $79.5 million its first six days in June of 2005.

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Deleted scene from movie with Morgan Freeman.