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February 02, 2007

Spring/Summer Movie Projections

by FantasyMoguls.com

FantasyMoguls.com's resident analyst Steve Mason has made projections for box office take and the other Ultimate Moguls categories for eligible movies through the end of Sept. See how they stack up and set up your draft order accordingly!

SPRING SEASON (Feb. 15 – Apr. 30)
Box Office Moguls
1. Blades of Glory
2. Bridge to Terabithia
3. 300
4. Grind House
5. The Nanny Diaries
6. Shooter
7. Meet the Robinsons
8. The Number 23
9. Reign Over Me
10. Zodiac
Complete list

Ultimate Moguls
1. Blades of Glory
2. 300
3. Grind House
4. Shooter
5. Reign Over Me
6. Bridge to Terabithia
7. The Nanny Diaries
8. Fracture
9. The Number 23
10. Perfect Stranger
Complete list

SUMMER MARATHON SEASON
(Feb. 15 – Oct. 1)
Box Office Moguls
1. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
2. Shrek the Third
3. Spider-Man 3
4. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
5. Transformers
6. Ratatouille
7. Fantastic Four 2
8. Evan Almighty
9. The Bourne Ultimatum
10. Blades of Glory
Complete list

Ultimate Moguls
1. Shrek the Third
2. Blades of Glory
3. Ratatouille
4. 300
5. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
6. Grind House
7. The Simpsons
8. Shooter
9. Reign Over Me
10. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Complete list

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Box Office Moguls is our basic game - scoring is based entirely on domestic box office.

Ultimate Moguls, our advanced game, takes four criteria –- total domestic gross, per-theater average, IMDb user review score, and weeks in the box-office Top 5 -- into account.

Find out more on our How to Play page, and Sign Up here to get a league going yourself.

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