antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar s crowded chaotic capital city. how are you doing, man? base camp. that s quite a rain. i don t know. i m not sure if i can be in front of the camera. just ignore them. i m so used to controlling everything. director of the film s pie, the wrestler, black swan, and sort of appropriate to our location noah. he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i ve seen a lot of times in my car. it is one of the more extreme places that you hear about but
how are you doing, man? base camp. wow, that s quite a rain. i don t know. i m not sure if i can be in front of the camera. just ignore them. i m so used to controlling everything. darren aronofsky, director of the films pi, the wrestler, black swan, and sort of appropriate to our location, noah. he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i ve seen a lot of times in my car. it is one of the more extreme places that you hear about but you know you ll never go to unless something weirdly summons
make. but it brought in so far $44 million this weekend. so do you think it ultimately will it pay off? you ve seen in the past that controversy can also invite ticket sales. it will be interesting. it did well this first weekend it opened, but it s a very polarizing movie. both for believers and non-believers. it s made by darren aronofsky, a guy more known for his art house crazy movies like black swan, the wrestler. and here he s given $130 million to tell a very famous biblical tale. some people love it, some people hate it. it s a very loopy, bold movie. and what we ll see in the second weekend is how many people were turned off by it. initially, this first weekend the cinema score was a c, which meaned a lot of people liked it and a lot of people hated it. it s not dissimilar from what you write about in the article with martin scorsese s 1988 the
thank you, bob. it s already been running. thinking about box office where it s sometimes 80 million, 90 million, 100 million in a weekend this, properly placed ad is well worth the $4 million. i think it s going to go sgl what do you think? i think it s been doing, doing very well, and this will do extremely well. this is the guy, you know, what s his name, the name of the director? i don t know the director. you think this is going to be a religious movie, seriously? i think well, darren aranovsky, did the wrestler which was a great film and the last movie which was black swan. am i in your head? is he going to be faithful to the bible? you would have been great on the 25,000 pyramid.
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