Regulation Over/Under
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[0:00:00] Unidentified: Prime presents Perfect Pairings. What pairs with Reacher on Prime? Reaching for a sparkling punch delivered with Prime. You can enjoy a punch just like Reacher. Entertainment meets fast delivery. It's on Prime. Welcome aboard VIA Rail. Please sit and enjoy. Please sit and stretch. Steep. Flip. Or that and enjoy. VIA Rail. Love the way. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a new game that I thought about while I was mowing my yard. We call it Regulation Over Under and we're using a website called More or Less to find these different games. This is something that we're going to give a shot at. A brand new half-thought-out game where we're just going to play some Over Under, see how the longest streak we can get is as a team. Maybe we take some cracks at it individually, but the thing that got me thinking was like, we have the summer movie stuff coming out, man. We really have to like hone in on movie money, the power of film internationally and whether these movies are going to be shown internationally or not.
[0:01:12] Unidentified: But this is worldwide gross of movies. How much they earned with – hang on. How much they earned with this movie? Proof your knowledge here. Are you guys ready to proof your knowledge? I am so ready to proof it.
[0:01:24] Gavin: Can I just say in advance, I'm going to be very confidently wrong about a lot of stuff in this video.
[0:01:29] Unidentified: That to me is really exciting. That to me is very, very exciting because I think it's really going to sort of shade what we're about to get into with the summer movie draft again. Now, our first one – and Over Under is a pretty easy concept. It's going to give us a number, and we're going to say did it make more or less essentially than what number is given. Man of Steel 2013, which is – who made that? Zack Snyder. Zack Snyder movie. $668 million worldwide gross. Twilight 2008. What do you think? More or less?
[0:02:03] Gavin: I think the true question for all of these is which movie did better in China?
[0:02:07] Unidentified: Yeah. That's what I was about to say. China, big market. China loves baseball. Twilight has a baseball scene. Man of Steel, no baseball.
[0:02:15] Gavin: No baseball.
[0:02:15] Unidentified: That's true. So that's a thing to consider. I don't think the first Twilight movie has the baseball scene, does it? Yes, it does. Yes, it does. Is that the one it's in? Yeah. They blow their load in the first one with the baseball scene? Oh, yeah, dude. And they never go back to it. It's such a shame. Never.
[0:02:37] Gavin: Superman could hit a baseball from one continent to another.
[0:02:40] Unidentified: Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, absolutely. I think he could hit it to another planet. Yeah. But much like the Twilight vampires, he can only play during Thunderstorm, so it covers up how hard he's hitting the ball. It's true. It's true. And he wears an old-timey baseball hat, and he does a big leg kick.
[0:02:56] Gavin: You know what's nuts about Superman movies is there's still rockets and stuff. There's still, like, people building rockets to the moon. And just hire Superman to pick up the rocket and put it on the moon.
[0:03:07] Unidentified: I thought you were going to say pick up the astronaut and just fly them to the moon. Just get them over there. Take me, take me. Okay, so what do you think? Twilight, more or less? I would say less, but I'm trained that these are all going to be gotchas. So it's like fighting my brain going, well, no. I mean, obviously, it has to be more, because why else would they put this here?
[0:03:28] Gavin: I would have thought more.
[0:03:30] Unidentified: I would go less. I'd go more. Wow, really? I think so.
[0:03:33] Gavin: Okay. Well, Twilight was huge. Maybe it was only huge in America. It's an American story.
[0:03:39] Unidentified: Yeah. But superheroes, like, you gotta, Man of Steel came out during a time of, like, peak Marvel. People are excited about superhero films. There's a feeling of importance. Michael Shannon. Michael Shannon. Come on. Everybody loves Michael Shannon. He gets his neck snapped. Well, spoilers. Jesus Christ.
[0:03:58] Gavin: Oh, sorry. Maybe Superman then.
[0:04:00] Unidentified: Is that man, is Man of Steel the one where he does that? Yes. That Michael Shannon's in? Oh, yeah. What was the one before that? It wasn't. That was the first one.
[0:04:08] Gavin: Superman Returns, I guess, would be the one before that.
[0:04:11] Unidentified: Oh, wow. Okay. So, are we saying Twilight less than, or more?
[0:04:15] Gavin: Less.
[0:04:16] Unidentified: More? I, oh, boy. This is hard. I love this. This is the first one. This is the first one. My gut instinct is less. All right, I'll go with Andrew's gut. Okay. All right, here we go. Twilight. Oh! Twilight being 408 million. So, our streak right now is one. We're doing great. But, worldwide gross of Twilight 2008, 408 million, versus Cats from 2019.
[0:04:43] Gavin: It's gotta be less.
[0:04:44] Unidentified: It's gotta be less. It has to be. It has to be less. Everybody thought it was gonna be shit from the beginning. Gotta be less. They patched it. It could have been like an international hit in some, like people may have seen it. But like, the US side, I feel like, would be so low. They patched the buttholes. Yeah. Yeah, they patched the buttholes. Yeah. Let's go, let's go less. Let's do less. Let's go less. Yeah, I don't think it's. Go less. Oh, way less. 73 million. Oh, wow. Dude. Now, this one might be pretty easy. This is more. But, this puts us in an interesting spot. Because, Cats 2019, it's 73 million. Or, Rogue One, a Star Wars story. Didn't realize that was its whole title. From 2016. Definitely more. It has to be more. Way more.
[0:05:26] Gavin: It has to be the best scene of all of the Star Wars. Yes.
[0:05:30] Unidentified: Which, I didn't get was the best scene of the Star Wars. You're referring to the Vader thing?
[0:05:34] Gavin: Yeah. Yeah. The Vader is Velociraptor scene.
[0:05:38] Unidentified: I didn't watch the original. This was. I haven't seen the original movies. I've only seen Rogue One and the prequels. And so, when Vader did that. I just assumed that's what Vader did in all the movies. From the reputation of Vader. Oh, my God. So, the significance of how cool that was completely missed on me. I'm just like, this is what he does.
[0:05:57] Gavin: Yeah. In some movies, Vader, he lumbers around and he gets told off in a conference room. And then, like, chokes someone a little bit.
[0:06:05] Unidentified: He chokes someone mentally. And before that, he lifts a dude up by the lapels. And that's it. Well, then I feel like his rep really wasn't earned going into Rogue One. Well, no. He was just like, he's a tough, badass, scary guy. And it didn't have to be seen in that way. That's why that moment was so cool. Because we finally got to see it that way. Also, you only seeing this in the prequels is saying, like, I've only seen Solo in the cartoon. Like, that's insane. I've seen the Christmas special as well. Okay. All right. All right.
[0:06:37] Gavin: So, Rogue One is more. Will it be ten times more? Oh, my God. A billion dollars.
[0:06:45] Unidentified: Less, less, less, less. Less, less, less, less, less. Rogue One, a Star Wars story. One billion dollars versus The Invisible Man from 2020 starring Elizabeth Moss, I think. Also, the year of COVID, by the way. It reviewed very well. Haven't seen it. Okay. Gavin, what do you think, more or less? Definitely less. Okay. Definitely less. Oh, 122. Okay. Ooh, kids' movies more. Yeah. More. It's got to be. It's got to be more. And what we're talking about, Invisible Man 2020 versus Monsters University. 2013. Didn't like it. We're saying Monsters University is more than 122 million and. It's opening weekend is way more. It's way more. Yeah. Holy shit. Seven hundred and forty three million dollars. So, now.
[0:07:34] Gavin: This is the Oscar winner, wasn't it? Yeah. Or it wasn't? It was either that or La La Land, right? Oh, that was it. Yeah.
[0:07:40] Unidentified: It was one of the two. So, I would love for a movie to be the gay black movie that is incredible and, like, so heartfelt. I would love for that to make more than Monsters University. There's no way. I feel like this is based on you not knowing what Moonlight is. Yeah. Yeah. I saw Moonlight in theaters with two other people. I'm going to say less. Yeah. Yeah. I like that you're trying to, like, meta the game when truly it looks like it's just a random pull. Okay. Moonlight. Less. It's going to be so much less. Oh, wow. Good for Moonlight. 65 million. That's more than I would have thought Moonlight would have done. That's great. Now. Oh, Saw 4. Moonlight, which is 65 million. Or Saw 4. Okay. See, now here's where, now it's like, it has to be more, doesn't it? It has to be. It has to be more. Because the third one was the best one in a lot of people's eyes. I think it's only going to be, like, 120 million. I don't think it's going to be, like, 700 million, right? No.
[0:08:40] Unidentified: No. Because these movies are so cheap. Yeah. Okay, let's see. Worldwide gross for Saw 4. We're saying more. Yeah. 139 million. Oh. Ooh. Toy Story. Less. 1995. Less? No, more, more, more, more, more. No, no, no, no, no, no. More. Why did you say less? My brain reversed it, and I was thinking, oh, Saw is less than Toy Story. It's more. Oh, okay.
[0:09:05] Gavin: I was, like, taking in a big, deep breath to kick off, and then you said, oh, no more.
[0:09:09] Unidentified: Yeah, no. Uh-huh, uh-huh. Okay. Definitely more. Boom. I bet you the song just made more than Saw 3. Okay. So now we have, we are given a tough choice. Toy Story.
[0:09:22] Gavin: Well, now I have inflation questions.
[0:09:24] Unidentified: Yeah, that's a great point.
[0:09:26] Gavin: Are we adjusted, or what?
[0:09:27] Unidentified: I don't think so, but I do think that we're going to find out when we do this Pinocchio one, because Toy Story's at $404 million, and Pinocchio, which came out in 1940, I don't know that there was $404 million in the world, so I assume it's less. But do you think old man Disney was actually getting real totals, or he's just going, oh, there's $600 million this movie made. It made all the money. Build a park. I think $600 million was an unfathomable number. Like, nobody could think of that high of a number at that time, so it's got to be less.
[0:09:59] Gavin: It was also in the middle of a world war.
[0:10:01] Unidentified: Yeah. Oh, yeah, that's true. All right, here we go. Less. $121 million. I'm impressed. I'm impressed, too. Oh. $121 million. That's how much it costs to defeat Hitler, too. That was, like, the whole war effort was the cost of Pinocchio. Maleficent, 2014. More or less than the $121 million? I'd say more. More, right?
[0:10:21] Gavin: I would say more.
[0:10:22] Unidentified: It did well enough for them to make a sequel, and I feel like all these movies in, like, the 2010s, like, a baseline success is, like, 50, 60 mil. That'd be a disappointment, so. Okay. Here we go, Maleficent. We're saying more. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Jesus. It made $758 million.
[0:10:40] Gavin: That's the biggest surprise to me so far.
[0:10:42] Unidentified: Yeah. What the hell is The Call of the Wild? Now, Maleficent, it's $758 million, or Call of the Wild 2020, a movie we've never heard of. Is that the Dog and Harrison Ford movie? Yeah. Yes. Okay. Yeah. Oh, do you think that made more than $758 million? Not a chance in hell. No? All right. Definitely not. Okay. I'm going to go less. That's how much, $758 million is how much Harrison Ford has spent in crash planes. Okay. Very interesting here. Call of the Wild, $2020, $107 million. Okay. So, I kind of have, oh, actually. Shawshank Redemption. Shawshank didn't do well in the theater, did it?
[0:11:20] Gavin: No, it didn't. Yeah, I think Shawshank was retroactively much more popular than it was at the time. Yes. I'm saying less. And now it's like one of the best movies, top three.
[0:11:29] Unidentified: Because I... Right. When we did the birth year movie ranker, I used box office mojo as a thing to like see all the in-year releases to try to get a feel like what was popular. Shawshank Redemption was at like near the bottom of the list. I was surprised. So, do we think less? I'd say less. Yeah. Okay. Gavin?
[0:11:47] Gavin: Ooh.
[0:11:48] Unidentified: Gavin?
[0:11:48] Gavin: What do you think? Like, I know it was low, but was it like, oh, yeah, I think less. Yeah, I think you're right.
[0:11:53] Unidentified: Think about 1994, how much of a hit it would be if it was $107 million. Okay, here we go. Shawshank Redemption, less. It's definitely less. Oh, my God.
[0:12:04] Gavin: That's the lowest yet.
[0:12:05] Unidentified: Now, $28 million. Do you think the Sonic the Hedgehog 1 movie made more than $28 million?
[0:12:12] Gavin: I bet they spent more than $28 million making the frickin' Hedgehog.
[0:12:16] Unidentified: Oh, yeah. Well, the first time or the second time? The second time.
[0:12:20] Gavin: Oh, right. They patched it. They patched the trailer.
[0:12:22] Unidentified: $28 million might have been Jim Carrey's salary. Yeah. Dude, they patched the hog, and we gotta go more.
[0:12:27] Gavin: I think he made $10 million for Dumb and Dumber in 1994.
[0:12:31] Unidentified: Crazy. Crazy, which is when Shawshank Redemption came out. Isn't that incredible? All right. The Hedgehog made more than $28 million. Oh, $306 million. Oh. $306 million for Sonic the Hedgehog versus The Hobbit, Desolation of Smaug, 2013.
[0:12:46] Gavin: That's the second one, right? Or the third one?
[0:12:49] Unidentified: I thought it was the third one.
[0:12:50] Gavin: No, the third one is The Armies. Oh, yeah. You're right. You're right. You're right. I think this is the middle one.
[0:12:55] Unidentified: I did not see this movie. It's not the first one. I did not see this movie. I saw them. I didn't remember how they did. Well, they made all three. Well, the first one did. I think they made, but it was like they made all of them at once, I feel like. Because they did this one and the next one back to back.
[0:13:11] Gavin: Yeah, I think they were all shot together.
[0:13:13] Unidentified: I would say more. Yeah, I'd be more.
[0:13:16] Gavin: Because it's not the first one, I'd be a little hesitant. Yeah, I'd be a little bit scared. But yeah, it's got to be more.
[0:13:22] Unidentified: More? It's a Hobbit film. I think more. Okay. 306 million for Sonic the Hedgehog. We're at a score of 13 straight correct guesses so far. Will we get The Hobbit, Desolation of Smaug? Smaug. Oh, yeah. Holy shit. Killed it. Oh, shit. 58 million. Oh, wow. More. Now, Pirates of the Caribbean at World's End. Which one is that? The last one.
[0:13:45] Gavin: The third one. I thought there was like five of them. The third of the trilogy. So this is the last one with. Oh, I would say more.
[0:13:53] Unidentified: Oh, but it's 2007. Wait, this is the last one with what?
[0:13:57] Gavin: With Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley. Yeah, it was before like Johnny Depp was paying off his vineyards in the ones without anyone else.
[0:14:06] Unidentified: And then he came back, right? But then didn't Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley come back for the last one that they did? They make an appearance in the last one. Okay. So there's only one movie without them. Yes. Yeah. So this is the third of the trilogy. That's more important. This is the end. I would also classify them as showing up in a post-credits scene as not being in the movie. This is. So this is the middle movie.
[0:14:27] Gavin: I only saw Black Pearl and Dead Man's chest. Bill Nighy or whatever it was. Yeah. I've never seen this one. Was it good? I think these are huge. It's all right.
[0:14:36] Unidentified: They get progressively worse. Yes. The first one's perfection. But here's the thing. Do you think it made a billion dollars in 2007? I do. I do think. Yeah, I do. Wow. Between the worldwide total, I would say more. I think so.
[0:14:50] Gavin: Damn.
[0:14:50] Unidentified: More than The Hobbit. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Gavin, how do you feel about it? They're pretty confident. I'm sure, but I'm happy to go with them. Okay. We're going to go with more Pirates of the Caribbean. Wow. Barely. It was like 958 to 960 million. That's crazy.
[0:15:10] Gavin: That was a lot of confidence for a $2 million gap.
[0:15:14] Unidentified: Yep. Okay. But next, we have The Incredibles 2. Not picture. From 2018. This is hard. Here's the thing. Yeah. Well, no. I think it's sort of easier because for Incredibles 2 to pass, I feel like it's hitting a billion. I don't think Incredibles 2 made a billion dollars. Yeah. I'd say less.
[0:15:29] Gavin: Really? You don't think it made a billion?
[0:15:32] Unidentified: I think there's such a small pool of movies. It's like The Dark Knight, Avatar, Titanic. Like, I think crossing over a billion is a significant thing.
[0:15:41] Gavin: In 2018, it wasn't as significant, though, was it?
[0:15:43] Unidentified: I think so. I still think there's less than seven movies, I'd say, that have made over a billion dollars. And I can be completely wrong on that. I feel like any time a movie crosses a billion, it's a really big deal.
[0:15:56] Gavin: I just feel like the Marvel movies came out and then it was like everyone's crossing a billion. That could be true. Like Avengers movies crossed two billion. Really? Three billion, didn't it? Didn't one of them do ape shit?
[0:16:08] Unidentified: I think so. But is Incredibles 2, are we going to say bigger than the third Pirates of the Caribbean? I don't think so. Which was bigger in China. Yeah, exactly. And that's tough. Superhero stuff, big stuff. Animated movie, big stuff. Kids movie, big stuff. But Pirates, third in the trilogy, which I've been told, is very important, which I've been told. Disney movie as well. Do we want to say less? I think it's less. I think it's less. Okay. Okay. Here we go. Oh, God. No! It's so much more. It was so much more. 1.2 billion.
[0:16:47] Gavin: That must be one of the six movies that's made. That was on me.
[0:16:50] Unidentified: I'm just, I had a burger confidence. I had a billion confidence. That, we got, we got 15 straight and that's a silver medal. That's not bad. According to this game. That's not bad. That's not bad. Can we get gold? You want to take, yeah, I was going to say, you want to take another crack at it, boys? Yeah, we do. Okay. Absolutely. Did you look up how many movies made over a billion dollars? I'm looking up right now. As of April 9th, 2025. You're cheating! 57 movies have grossed over a billion. Now, that is slightly, that's, I'm doing the math on my end. That's slightly more than like three. He said six. Oh, six. Well, six is slightly more than three also. So, pretty neck and neck. You just got to times it by like nine. It's pretty close. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. You want to give it another shot? Yeah. Yes. All right. Here we go.
[0:17:39] Gavin: Silver medal, not bad. If I was in the Olympics and someone said not bad and gave me a silver medal, I'd be
[0:17:43] Unidentified: going to be like, hey, Moonlight 2016 at 65 million, which we've seen already. Frozen 2, 2019. Do you think it's more or less? Definitely more. More? You think so? Yep. All right. Let's see if it's one of the 57. It sure is. Oh, less. 1.450. Oh, Onward? Nope. Less. Onward bomb. Never heard of it. Hey, what is Onward? It's a Pixar movie that came out during the pandemic. It's actually good. Yeah. It has Chris Pratt and who's the kid who plays Spider-Man? What's his name? Tom Holland. Yeah. Huh. Good movie. I tried to watch a Mario movie on a plane and that's crazy. I can't believe people enjoyed that. That's wild.
[0:18:23] Gavin: I'm pratted out.
[0:18:25] Unidentified: Yeah. I'm with you. I think the world is pratted out. I'm going to guess that Onward made less. Yeah, definitely less. Definitely less. It bombed. At least for their expectation. It was a disappointment. Yeah, no kidding. Oh, crimes of Grindelwald though. More. Onward 2020. 103 million. Versus Fantastic Beasts, the crimes of Grindelwald from 2018. Is this the second one? Fucking Grindelwald. His crimes are well known, but did people see the movie? What was his crimes? We had to ban him from our Twitch channel. Grindelwald always causes problems. Grindelwald and Schindler's Fist.
[0:19:01] Gavin: Grindelwald the Frog.
[0:19:05] Unidentified: Grindel Frog. This one's the second one in the Fantastic Beasts. I would say more. It's got to be more, right? More than 103 million? I think so. It's got to be. Definitely. Okay. And then they replaced Johnny Depp in the next one. Yeah. 654 million. Now, Gavin, do you think Fantastic Beasts, the crimes of Grindelwald, made more or less than Clerks 1994?
[0:19:26] Gavin: It would be awesome if a film beat that, that was black and white, but only because it couldn't afford color.
[0:19:36] Unidentified: Wes, you think so? Are you guys looking at the image here? Yep. And it says, like, Clerks Spezdachi? Speedway? What? Why does it say that? I don't know. Why does it say that?
[0:19:50] Gavin: Is it like a Russian cover?
[0:19:53] Unidentified: I don't know. Weird. Anyway, uh, less. Okay. Didn't they make a cartoon? Yeah, the cartoon's great. Yeah. Cartoon's a lot of fun.
[0:20:01] Gavin: Yeah. Could you imagine if Transformers Age of Extinction made less?
[0:20:09] Unidentified: People would have been murdered. Clerks made $3 million. Do you think Transformers Age of Extinction made more or less than that? I think maybe more. Yeah, just a bit. Maybe more. Maybe. Maybe a hundred times more. Maybe 300 times more. Another one in the 50s. Whatever. Prime presents Perfect Pairings. What pairs with Reacher on Prime? Reaching for a sparkling punch delivered with Prime. It's an unbelievable feeling when you're enjoying a punch. At the same time Reacher is enjoying punching people. Wow, he's still punching people. Entertainment meets fast delivery. It's on Prime. Welcome aboard V-A-Rail. Please sit and enjoy. Please sit and sip. Play. Post. Taste. View. And enjoy. V-A-Rail.
[0:21:09] Unidentified: Love the way. Oh, shit. Now this is tough. Transformers Age of Extinction. $1 billion. Versus Superman Returns 2006. More or less for Superman Returns.
[0:21:21] Gavin: I think I remember Superman Returns being like one of the first. First movies to cost over $200 million or something.
[0:21:29] Unidentified: The way you said that sounded like it was going to be a piece of trivia that helps us. And it was completely useless. Now I agree with Andrew.
[0:21:37] Gavin: Well, just that they spent so much. They probably assumed they would make like a billion dollars.
[0:21:41] Unidentified: Absolutely. But that's not how any of that works. I think this movie led to them redoing Superman altogether, which makes me think it didn't do that well. Yeah. That's a great point, Nick. That is some good investigative work. I agree. I think it's less. Yeah. I think we would have got a sequel if it did that.
[0:21:58] Gavin: It was like a sequel of Superman. It was like Superman 5.
[0:22:01] Unidentified: Yes. Okay. Superman Returns less. Here we go. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. $391 million. Now, Superman Returns, $391 million. Uncut Gems, 2019, more or less. I want to be in a group that has to debate whether it is more or less. I just, I want to hang out with those people and be like, it's a Sandler movie. It is a Sandler. Yeah, but people raved about this movie. It's definitely less. It's definitely less. Do you think it made? I have no idea. Do you think it made like $150 million? Oh, I don't know. Movies like Uncut Gems, it's hard to track because I feel like the release schedule is odd. Or it'll be limited and then it'll get hype and then it'll come out wide later, but to like what extent? Gavin, what do you think? Less this? Less it is. Oh, 50 million. Wow. Terminator Dark Fate, which is the 2019 Terminator, which when we worked at Reaster Teeth, we went and saw in the middle of the day, one day at work, we just went and saw Terminator
[0:23:05] Unidentified: Dark Fate and we took Tobin, who worked in the merch department and this was the first Terminator he ever saw. Oh, no. Did he like it? He went like, I think he left and was like, yeah, I don't really like, I don't know that I really get it, but like it was fun, I guess. Did you get it? This movie sucked. Yeah. It had two, it was like this endoskeleton and exoskeleton and like they didn't do anything with it. It sucked. It's terrible. Uh, but more, right? More than 50 million. I would think more.
[0:23:36] Gavin: It's got Terminator in the name.
[0:23:38] Unidentified: There you go. 261, which I think is probably low. Oh, no. Wow. Okay. Terminator Dark Fate 2019, 261 million. Star Wars Empire Strikes Back from 1980 more or less than 261 million. Has to be more, right? I feel like more. I mean, with adjusted is definitely more. Yeah. Right. Right. But we saw from Pinocchio that I don't think it's adjusted.
[0:24:02] Gavin: Yeah.
[0:24:03] Unidentified: Because people would see Star Wars like 35 times. Yeah. I still think it's more.
[0:24:08] Gavin: Because it was before video.
[0:24:09] Unidentified: Yeah. Okay. Let's go. Okay. I think it's got to be more. I agree. Here we go. Oh, wow. Jeez. 547. Now. More. Here's where it gets very interesting.
[0:24:19] Gavin: The fourth one?
[0:24:20] Unidentified: Yeah. This is the fourth one. Empire Strikes Back at 547 million versus Pirates of the Caribbean on Stranger Tides from 2011. Yeah. If I remember correctly, the only returning character from the first movies is Johnny Depp in this. Yeah. Johnny Depp and I think Salma Hayek is in this one. Yes. Do you think that hurt it? Do you think it made less than 547 million? I don't think it hurt it. I think Johnny Depp is like the guy for these movies. I think not having him in it would hurt more than Ian McShane's in it. Does that help? So is Stephen Graham. I don't know. Do you think that helped? Do you think people went, dude, Ian McShane's in it. I got to go see this. Hey, man. I saw Deadwood. It's great. I lean towards more just because they'd wrapped up the trilogy. It did well. And this was like their new start at like doing solo movies. Ah, shit. Yeah. I'd say more. Globally, I think more. Okay. Let's see. Here we go. Worldwide gross. 547 million.
[0:25:20] Unidentified: We're at a score of nine. Oh, it did it. Oh, it's one of the billions. One billion over a billion dollars. Now, that's Pirates of the Caribbean on Stranger Tides versus Beauty and the Beast 2017. So not the original animated, the remake live action one with the cartoon, like with the animated Beastman or whatever. Yeah, it looked like shit. And what's her name can't sing. I have zero read on this. Me too. None. I mean, I assume it made less than a billion dollars.
[0:25:53] Gavin: I would think so. Was this at the beginning of the end of them remaking all of the nice cartoons with CG?
[0:25:59] Unidentified: No. Yes. They're still doing that.
[0:26:01] Gavin: They're still doing it. Oh, but it's already in the shit. People already don't give a shit now, right? This one, no.
[0:26:07] Unidentified: This one was like the first big one. Snow White absolutely bomb. That was the most recent one. I think this was like the height of it. Yeah. This was like when people were excited about it still. Yeah. I don't know who. I don't know any of those people who were excited about it, but they were.
[0:26:22] Gavin: So maybe it's going to be 1.047.
[0:26:27] Unidentified: Just over there. Just that 2 million mark. Just right over it. I got to say less. It's got to be less than a billion. It's got to be less. I'm willing to bet it did okay, though. I don't. I'm so on the fence. I'm useless. I'm happy to go with whatever you guys think. You got to make a call, Andrew. You got to make a call. Oh, I guess less. But if somebody told me it made more than a billion, it wouldn't be shocking to me at all.
[0:26:54] Gavin: I bet it's over a billion.
[0:26:57] Unidentified: Oh, you think so? Yeah, I could see it. I mean, it is Disney. It's really the first remake of musical. Beauty and the Beast is fucking huge. It's got Emma Watson in it and the dude from Downton. People were really excited about it, but I don't think people liked it.
[0:27:14] Gavin: Yeah, just that doesn't mean anything, though, because they probably saw the shit out of it and then universally decided it was shite. Yeah.
[0:27:22] Unidentified: Yeah.
[0:27:23] Gavin: I don't know. Why don't we vote?
[0:27:25] Unidentified: I think we're 2-2 if we vote. It's a problem. Yeah, but I'm running the thing, so it's up to you three. I lean less. I would go more.
[0:27:35] Gavin: Okay.
[0:27:36] Unidentified: Well, that's you, Gavin. You decide. Okay, here we go. We have a score of 10 so far. Can we get there? A high score of 15. 1,045,000,000. Here we go. Come on. We are guessing more. Come on. Oh, wow. 1,263,000,000. Wow. Yeah, that surprised me. Crazy. Incredible. Yeah, that was the start. Now, it's Beauty and the Beast from 2017 at $1,263,000,000 in Mad Max from 1979. Do you think it made a billion dollars? No. It's definitely less, but I'm curious to see how much it did make. I bet. I bet it's like, dude, if it's even $90,000,000, I'll be shocked. All right, here we go. Less. Yeah, that's what I thought. Yeah. Not even $9,000,000. More, more, more, more. Mad Max made $8,000,000. Knives Out 2019. More? Probably more. Probably just a little bit more, right? But if it was Glass Onion, it would really fuck me up because it's a Netflix movie, and
[0:28:37] Unidentified: I'm sure they released it in theaters to some extent. I wouldn't know how to measure that. I wouldn't either. All right, Knives Out, More. Oh, yeah. That movie was so good. $309,000,000. Oh. Now, it's Knives Out 2019 with $309,000,000 versus Spider-Man 3 from 2007. More. So much more. It has to be more. Yeah. So much more. It has to be more. After two, two is like, what an incredible movie. Spider-Man 2 was, and then three came out.
[0:29:02] Gavin: Which is the one where his mask comes off while he's stopping the trade? That is two. Two. Oh, okay.
[0:29:09] Unidentified: Yeah. This is the one where Venom's in it. Topher Grace is in it, and he's Venom. Yeah. And he has like little fangs. It's very funny. Perfectly cast. They nailed it. More.
[0:29:18] Gavin: Damn, good for them.
[0:29:20] Unidentified: $894,000,000 for Spider-Man 3 versus Halloween in 1978. Less. Less. I think Halloween's going to be making less than Spider-Man 3. That's my guess. When we get this here, we're going to tie our high score. Are you guys ready to tie the high score? Do you think if you combined all of John Carpenter's films, it would total $894,000,000? Maybe. Maybe. $47,000,000 on the nose. Look at that. Not a dollar over $47,000,000. That's a clean number right there. Now, we've tied our high score. We are in silver medal range. Good try. Now, Halloween 1978, $47,000,000 versus Ford versus Ferrari, 2019, more or less. More. More. More. It has to be more just based on, it says Matt Damon and Christian Bale, and that just means I think more automatically. Also says Ford and Ferrari. Yeah. But $225,000,000. You know, I think this one would be more. So, you know what, I think the Hobbit Desolation of Smaug might be more.
[0:30:23] Unidentified: Okay. We'll just go ahead and click on it. One of the six, almost. $958,000,000 versus Battleship 2012. Battleship. That'd be less. I still have never seen that movie. It does not make any sense to me.
[0:30:37] Gavin: Didn't it have Rihanna? It does.
[0:30:40] Unidentified: I own the 360 game that's a first person shooter, but I've never played it. What? Oh, dude, we should play it for content. We gotta play it for a video, dude. I bought it for content, but I just haven't, we haven't done it yet. Damn. Okay. So, definitely less, right? Oh, yeah. Okay. $303,000,000. That's a shitload for that. Yeah. Sex and the City 2008. Sex and the City? Just four years prior. Sex and the City, the movie. Past. The city alone would be over $300,000,000. You add sex into the mix. You would think, but then, no, I don't know. I think the sex maybe brings it down, you know what I mean? Oh, you think the sex brings it down? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe. People are paying for the city. I would say more. I think the movie would be really well. Gavin? Yeah, I'd go more for that. There's a sex in the city in the movie, too. There's no Battleship, too. Yep. It's true. So, $418,000,000 there for Sex and the City 2008. Oh, boy. And we have to see if the Lone Ranger.
[0:31:36] Gavin: What is that?
[0:31:37] Unidentified: Nobody wanted it.
[0:31:38] Gavin: Do I know about that?
[0:31:39] Unidentified: What do you mean? Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer? Yep. Yep. Before he ate people or whatever. No, no, no. Not before. I'm sure he was eating people during this. In the midst of people eating. Yes. Do you think it's less? I would say less. Yeah. I think so. It was a huge disappointment. That movie sucked. Okay. $260,000,000 for the movie that sucked. Monsters University, we already know it's more, right? Way more. Okay. Considerably more. $743,000,000. Terminator Salvation. Saw this movie in theaters. Good for you! Snuck in a bottle of whiskey with two friends. Hated every second of this movie. It was miserable. I don't think it made $743,000. I think it did fine. I also don't think it did. Because when I saw it in theaters, it was us. It was me, my two friends, and one other guy. So, uh, I assume nobody saw this movie. They didn't make a sequel. They kind of let this die.
[0:32:33] Gavin: It's not the first bad one.
[0:32:35] Unidentified: No. No. No. No, it's not. Uh, so it's like, it's gotta be less. Yep. And it's certainly not the last bad one either. $371,000,000 now. Cats. Better or worse than Terminator Salvation. Who remembers how much it made? I don't, but it's less.
[0:32:50] Gavin: Wasn't it like $207,000?
[0:32:52] Unidentified: Yeah, I think it was less.
[0:32:53] Gavin: Or $100,000? Okay.
[0:32:54] Unidentified: Cats less. Here we go. Yeah. Ooh, $73,000. Ooh. Django Unchained, 2012. That's more. Gotta be, right? Yeah. Okay. Oh, yeah. Wow. $425,000,000. Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Men Tell No Tales from 2017. How many freaking movies are there? This is the fifth one. This is the fifth one.
[0:33:15] Gavin: It's more. They brought back, uh, Jeffrey Rush. What's his name? Rush? Yeah. Barbossa. Yeah, Barbossa.
[0:33:21] Unidentified: So we're going to say more or less? More.
[0:33:24] Gavin: I guess more. Let's say more.
[0:33:26] Unidentified: I mean, they stopped making them after this, though, didn't they? That might be because of Johnny Depp. Oh. Wow. $794,000,000. That's a hell of a franchise. Ooh. Okay. Definitely because of Johnny Depp. Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Men Tell No Tales at $794,000,000. I hate it. Versus, just a year earlier, Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice.
[0:33:49] Gavin: On paper, that feels so huge.
[0:33:51] Unidentified: Yeah.
[0:33:52] Gavin: This was first Affleck Batman, right?
[0:33:55] Unidentified: Yes.
[0:33:56] Gavin: I think so. This is after Man of Steel, the direct sequel. I bet it would be more, but, like, close.
[0:34:03] Unidentified: I'm good with more. Just on the names alone of Batman Superman. Yeah? Yeah, because Man of Steel people were okay with, I think. I think this is the era still of, like, you kind of have to see every superhero movie. There's still that mindset. Here it is. We're saying more. More than $794,000,000. Ooh. Oh. Wow. That was close. $873,000,000. Oh, shit. Now, this is going up against Dark Knight Rises from 2012.
[0:34:30] Gavin: That's got to be more, surely.
[0:34:31] Unidentified: That's got to be more. It has to be more, right? Yeah.
[0:34:34] Gavin: Yep. Billion. One of the six.
[0:34:36] Unidentified: Prime presents Perfect Pairings. What pairs with Reacher on Prime? Reaching for a sparkling punch delivered with Prime. It's an unbelievable feeling when you're enjoying a punch. At the same time, Reacher is enjoying punching people. Wow. He's still punching people. Entertainment meets fast delivery. It's on Prime. Welcome aboard Via Rail. Please sit and enjoy. Please sit and sip. Play. Post. Taste. View. And enjoy. Via Rail. Love the way. Ooh, Spectre. Is that the Bond movie?
[0:35:24] Gavin: Jimmy Bond. Yes.
[0:35:25] Unidentified: Jimmy Bond. This is the direct sequel to Skyfall. It has to be less than a billion, right? It has to be. I would think so. Is it? These all start getting muddy for me when it's like Skyfall and Spectre and like the last like three that he's in. Like all of that. I just don't know. I'd say less. They're connected somehow. I don't really understand.
[0:35:44] Gavin: He's in two shit stains and this is a shit stain. This is a shit stain. So it probably, it probably fell short of a billion. I would think so. Okay. Oh, I don't know though. What's everyone's thoughts? I think it's less. I think it's less.
[0:35:56] Unidentified: But you're the James Bond guy.
[0:35:58] Gavin: No, it was a bit of a pants one. It was just a bit pants.
[0:36:01] Unidentified: It was pants.
[0:36:01] Gavin: Here it is. Less.
[0:36:04] Unidentified: Oh. 880 million. Well, the war effort is strong in 1939. The Wizard of Oz is in theaters. Did it make, did it make Spectre money? 880 million. I'm going to say it was just, I think it honestly, 870 maybe for Wizard of Oz. Maybe. I think it's going to be, I think it's going to fall just short of Spectre. Yeah. Just slightly. Okay. Let's go less. Oh, 26 million. Close. Oh. Oh shit. Oh. I would say less. Yeah. I think it's less. El Mariachi 1992 versus Wizards of Oz is 26 million.
[0:36:40] Gavin: I have no idea. I haven't seen that.
[0:36:42] Unidentified: I'd go less. If we get this right, we'll be at 30. It will be doubling our high score. That could be gold. That has to be a gold. Has to be.
[0:36:49] Gavin: Who was in this movie?
[0:36:50] Unidentified: You've never seen El Mariachi? Robert Rodriguez movie? It's an Antonio Manderas, right? This is like. Yeah. Yeah. His first movie. No, this is. He's not in it. This is. Really? He's not in it. No, Antonio Manderas shows up in Desperado, which is the sequel to this movie. Got it. But I think everybody in this is unknown. I think it has to be less. It's like Clerks was like 4 million. I think it's going to be like the same thing. Yeah.
[0:37:10] Gavin: Oh, right. Okay. Like double. One single figures.
[0:37:13] Unidentified: There you go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2 million.
[0:37:15] Gavin: Wow.
[0:37:15] Unidentified: The Gentleman, 2019. Guy Ritchie. Saw this movie in theaters. So did I. Guy Ritchie Joint.
[0:37:20] Gavin: I don't think Guy Ritchie could make 2 million if he tried. No, I don't think. You could probably just film like a bunch of turds landing on a newspaper for 90 minutes and it would somehow make more than 2 million.
[0:37:31] Unidentified: Yeah. I mean, just in the UK, it would like, it would like, it'd go crazy. So I'm going to say more.
[0:37:37] Gavin: It would just be Jason Statham shitting.
[0:37:39] Unidentified: Yeah. Yeah. Hey, where's my rock and roller two? Come on. I know. They said there'd be a part two. That is the funniest thing. That movie ends. They'll be back. Like, what's his name? Like Bugsy and the crew will be back in like real rock and roller. Or whatever. It's so good. Rock and roller forever. It's so goofy. What was that? Like 2008 or something? Yeah. I love that movie. Oh, I like rock and roller. I think it's a lot of fun. But we got the gentleman. I like the gentleman. I thought that was really good. Colin Farrell. So good in it. Charlie Hunt. I'm great. I thought Matthew McConaughey was a lot of fun in it, too. I thought I really did. Hugh Grant. Hugh Grant was great. He's like a weird little accent. He's like a little rat man. He's got a weird little accent. He went like full cockney, didn't he? He did. Yeah, he keeps calling him like Waymond instead of Raymond. Like he says all of his R's and W's for like no reason. It's very weird.
[0:38:28] Gavin: It's like a little bit of a Jonathan Ross.
[0:38:31] Unidentified: Oh, yeah. Oh, it is Jonathan Ross. Yeah. It's so funny.
[0:38:34] Gavin: A little bit wibbly wobbly.
[0:38:37] Unidentified: Toy Story. More. More. Definite more. 404 million. Amazing Spider-Man from 2012. 404. Definitely more. Felt like people were pumped for this movie. Absolutely. Spider-Man is crazy. Yeah. People love Spider-Man. I have never seen this movie. Neither have I. Oh, me neither. No. Way more. Absolutely. Oh, yeah. 757. Oh. Okay. Now here's the thing. Amazing Spider-Man 2012. 757 million versus Bad Boys for Life 2020. That's COVID time. Yeah, I think less. I think it would be a summer release. So, yeah, I think it would be less.
[0:39:11] Gavin: And how did they waste that title on the third one instead of you guys for the fourth one?
[0:39:15] Unidentified: Crazy. All right, here we go. Less. I guess they didn't think they were going to make another one. Wait, wait.
[0:39:21] Gavin: Okay, good.
[0:39:23] Unidentified: I was about to question the whole thing. 419 million versus Star Wars The Force Awakens. More. That's going to be one of the six. Yeah. I think Star Wars The Force Awakens made pretty good money. Oh, come on. 2 billion. Okay. All right. Okay. Now, before we start getting up over our skis, Star Wars The Force Awakens, $2 billion versus Little Women 2019. I like it. It's less. It's definitely less. Eric, what's your personal high score on this? Oh, I stopped playing. That was the first time I ever saw, like, the end. I only played it, like, eight in a row. Got it. And then I went, oh, okay, cool. I got it.
[0:39:57] Gavin: That amount there on the left was, I think, why Disney went, oh, we should do this every single year now.
[0:40:04] Unidentified: Yes. Yeah.
[0:40:05] Gavin: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Absolutely. And the world got bored.
[0:40:09] Unidentified: And then they ruined it. Yep. Okay. Little Women, less. Great. Bob Odenkirk being the dad in that movie really throws you off. Crazy. I think it's so funny. Yeah. I think that's great. Yep. Oh, this is interesting. Now, Us, 2019, did it cross 200 million?
[0:40:24] Gavin: I mean, it was coming off of Get Out Hype, which was a good movie, and Us was a bad movie. Yeah.
[0:40:32] Unidentified: I think this, I think Us probably did 400. I'd take that. Yeah. That's done.
[0:40:40] Gavin: Oh, wow.
[0:40:41] Unidentified: Wow, that was close. Well, Jumanji definitely did more. This did more. This potentially going head to head. Also, Jumanji, the next level from 2019. Was this the second one that they did, or the, uh, I'm not sure. It makes sense if it was the sequel, right? Because the next level. Man, movies make a lot of money. Okay, we're deep in the 2019 trenches, because now we have Jumanji, the next level, at 796 million versus 1917 from 2019. That movie was cool. I'd say less, though. It's gotta be less, right?
[0:41:11] Gavin: Yep. It was marketed so much. Oh, it was Jumanji, though.
[0:41:14] Unidentified: It was. It was. I just don't think it did better than Jumanji. Less? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, cool. Okay, well. Oh, shit. Come on. Now, do you think, now, right, but do you think Avengers Endgame did more than Little Women? Uh, so, this is more. Did this cross two billion?
[0:41:33] Gavin: Did it cross three billion?
[0:41:35] Unidentified: Yeah, right? Yeah. Like, it's insane, right?
[0:41:38] Gavin: Whoa! It was close!
[0:41:41] Unidentified: Two billion, seven hundred and ninety-seven. Well. Million. Uh, against Forrest Gump from 1994. Life is like an infinity gauntlet.
[0:41:52] Gavin: Let's go ahead and go less. Never know which stone you're gonna get.
[0:41:55] Unidentified: Damn. Ooh. I don't know what this is. It's dog shit. The James Franco. Yeah, I think less. Less. Well, yeah, I'd still say less. Less than Forrest Gump. Gump at six hundred seventy-eight million. Oz the Great and Powerful, you're gonna say less. Yeah, I'm gonna say less.
[0:42:15] Gavin: Gavin? Sure, I have no idea about this movie. I don't know anything about this movie. I didn't know it got made.
[0:42:20] Unidentified: I don't remember it doing well at all. Uh, okay. Less. Here we go. Wow.
[0:42:26] Gavin: Not much less.
[0:42:28] Unidentified: 493 million versus The Hobbit, The Battle of the Five Armies from 2014. The third one. The third one. More. More. Easily more. We've already kind of previewed The Hobbit. I think we can lock in. Gavin? Yeah. 956. The Artist, which had, uh, the dog. There's a black and white dog. Yeah. That's all I know from it. It's a silent film, so I'm gonna say less. It's a silent film from 2011. I'm gonna guess less. Yeah, I'd say less. I'll call it in theaters with maybe seven other old people. Yeah. 133 million. Once upon a time in Hollywood, 2019. Probably just a little bit more. Didn't see it, though. That's great. I liked it. I mean, I don't love that. It's, like, definitely not my favorite Tarantino movie, but there are moments of it that I really like. Is that the last one he did? Yep. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, Friday the 13th, 1980. Less. Yeah, less. Do you think it was 20 million? Maybe. Uh, yeah. I mean, we got early Kevin Bacon in it.
[0:43:29] Unidentified: Mm-hmm. Uh, I think the hype was that it was making people sick in the theater or whatever. Undecooked bacon? It was uncooked bacon. Uh, here we go. People were scared. Whoa! Good for that. 39 million. Oh, the Irishman, which was a Netflix. Wasn't that, like, a Netflix release? It's a Netflix movie.
[0:43:47] Gavin: Wasn't it, like, three and something hours long or something? Yeah, it was.
[0:43:50] Unidentified: It was really long. And they did a lot of CG to make young them. Yeah, yeah, dude. And it worked so well. He looked so young in the movie, dude. It worked. When he was walking around, I went, whoa, this is a young De Niro for sure. Like, I can definitely, look at how young he looks is what I kept saying out loud. Look at that old man walk on a young man's body. It's gotta be more. Even if it's on Netflix? But it still had a theatrical release, and it was, like, I would go, I would go less. Oh my god. You think it would be less? My vote is for less. Damn. Well, just mainly because it was streamed? Yeah, I think it was largely watched on Netflix. I would say less, yeah. Okay. Gavin, do you say more or less? I think it fulfilled the obligations you need to be nominated for an Oscar as far as theatrical goes, but I don't think $40 million worth of people saw The Irishman in theaters. All right. I'll go along with it.
[0:44:50] Unidentified: All right. Less it is. Will it be less? Our streak's at 46 so far. $39 million is what we have to be with The Irishman. We're saying less. Holy shit. $968,000? It's probably in, like, 10 theaters. Wow. More. Okay. Now, did Avatar from 2009 make more than 968? Did it break 1 million? I don't remember.
[0:45:15] Gavin: I'm gonna guess at least 1,000 times more. Okay. Oh my god. Okay. 2,700 times more.
[0:45:27] Unidentified: We're never gonna die. Avatar. We're unbeatable. 2,790,000,000 versus Fast and Furious, Hobbs, and Shaw, which I think I saw in theaters with you, Gavin. Did we see it, D-Box? Yeah. I wanted to like it so much. Oh, yeah. I wanted to like this movie. There's so many cool guy things individually in this movie, but it just sucks.
[0:45:48] Gavin: It was when they were trying to, like, pull a helicopter down to the ground by driving faster. Yes.
[0:45:54] Unidentified: And then, like, The Rock holds it. I think my favorite is him running down the side of a building and firing his gun to slow down his speed. Yeah. It's great. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's so many, like, individual cool things. Yep. Definitely less. It still did great. Wow. 759 million. Chronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian. Less. Less.
[0:46:17] Gavin: Yeah.
[0:46:18] Unidentified: Has to be, right? Yeah, definitely less. 419 million. Captain Marvel, 2019. Did it go over, did it cross the 419 million dollar mark? Ooh.
[0:46:27] Gavin: I bet it crossed a billion, but it was the beginning of the end.
[0:46:31] Unidentified: Yeah? You think it's a billion? You think Captain Marvel's a billion? You think it's one of the six?
[0:46:35] Gavin: I think it could be one of the six.
[0:46:37] Unidentified: Oh, I don't know. We're running out of room on the six. We at least have seven so far in the six.
[0:46:42] Gavin: I don't know if we're going to sneak another one in. Wouldn't this be between Infinity War and Endgame? Yes. It is, yeah. I think it's more. It's got to be one of the six.
[0:46:52] Unidentified: But I don't think it's a billion. Okay. More it is. Here we go. It's a billion. I'm just kidding. 1,128,000,000. Twilight. We're going to go ahead and just go less. Less. Cool. 408 million. SpongeBob movie, 2004. I have no fucking idea. Oh, no. No clue. No clue. Our streak right now, 52. I'd say less.
[0:47:16] Gavin: I feel good about the streak. 2004. Was it still, like, popular on TV in 2004?
[0:47:22] Unidentified: Yeah, it was. I was a kid then. I think it was popular on TV past, like, 2008. I never liked SpongeBob, but I went to a SpongeBob birthday party where we watched this in a packed theater. Oh, wow. So do you think it did more?
[0:47:35] Gavin: I mean, kid shit does deceptively well.
[0:47:38] Unidentified: Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it was definitely a big deal still as a kid then.
[0:47:45] Gavin: I could have. I think it did well, but I don't think it did. I say less. I don't think it did more than Twilight.
[0:47:51] Unidentified: I'm 10, so I have no read on this in any way. I was still too scared to watch Shaun of the Dead at this age, distinctively. About 2004. So are we going to go less? I'm going to go less. Okay. Here we go. Less. 408 million. This might break us. Oh, 141 million versus the Lion King 2019 Lion King. More. Yeah.
[0:48:15] Gavin: Yeah, I guess way more.
[0:48:16] Unidentified: Has to be more, right? Yeah. Yeah.
[0:48:18] Gavin: This is still before people were sick of it.
[0:48:20] Unidentified: Holy shit.
[0:48:22] Gavin: Oh, one of the six.
[0:48:22] Unidentified: It's one of the six. 1.656. That's insane. But Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the Ring.
[0:48:30] Gavin: I mean, it deserves to have made more, but.
[0:48:32] Unidentified: I would say less. I don't think it did.
[0:48:33] Gavin: I assume less.
[0:48:34] Unidentified: I would think less.
[0:48:36] Gavin: Wow. Isn't that insane?
[0:48:36] Unidentified: 187 million versus 2012 from 2009. It is really funny to see 2012, 2009.
[0:48:49] Gavin: AKA, I'm glad I'm not where I was 10 feet ago, the movie. Yeah.
[0:48:52] Unidentified: Yes. Yeah. Absolutely. Great joke. Less. Definitely less. Great joke. Great way to go, Jack. Less. It's less. Yeah. It's significantly less. Whoa. No. Wow. No. Good for Roland. 791 million versus Incredibles 2. Do you remember?
[0:49:13] Gavin: I don't. It was better. It was more, right?
[0:49:15] Unidentified: Isn't that how we lost? There's more? Yeah. That's how we lost. I think. Yeah. It's got to be more. Yeah. More? Yeah. More. More. Yeah. 1,242,000,000. Oh, shit. Toy Story 3 is impossible. No, more. Way more. Way more. Way more. Why'd you say? Once again, I go Incredibles 2. That made less, but that's not the game we're playing. More. You think way more, though? I think it is because they made another sequel. No, it's just. Yeah, this movie is so big. 1.5 bill. That's what I'm saying.
[0:49:44] Gavin: I know it's big, but I think you'll underestimate how big 1.2 billion is.
[0:49:49] Unidentified: No, it's huge. Absolutely huge. I think 3 was big. Yeah. Gavin, do you say more or less?
[0:49:56] Gavin: I mean, I bet it's one of the six, but I bet it's less.
[0:50:00] Unidentified: Oh, you think it is less? But I'm outvoted. Okay. More it is. Here we go. We lost! 1,066,000,000 gold medal. But we did the gold. Oh, wow. We killed it.
[0:50:15] Gavin: We did it. That was great. Can you believe we saw all $6 billion movies in the quiz?
[0:50:21] Unidentified: Insane. Insane. Well, thanks for checking out Regulation Over Under, an idea I had while mowing the yard. Really appreciate you guys giving this a try. I feel like getting 57 in a row as a team, great. So good. And now, and now, Jeff, I feel like Jeff is at a disadvantage going into the summer movie auction because he doesn't know how much movies cost. He has no idea. This guy's screwed, dude. He has no idea. Thanks for checking this out. Check out the podcast. Check out the gameplays. Patreon.com slash RegulationPod is where you can check out more of our stuff. Is that where this video went? Could be. But until next time, we'll see you later. Bye. Bye. That sound? It means the King's Plate is here. Canada's most iconic day at the track. Saturday, August 15th, Woodbine Racetrack. Tickets start at $40. Get yours now at KingsPlate.com. The King's Plate. Must be 18 plus to wager. No one to take the reins. ResponsibleGambling.org. Thank you.
