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^It's made about $75.8 million domestically, but only about $48 million internationally.

The cracked look of the Batman logo:

^I don't think there will be a sequel. Box Office Mojo says that only $122.5 million of the $215 million has been made. It doesn't look like they will make much money, if any at all. Although it may happen, as some actors have reportedly signed on for a couple sequels.

Pacific Rim was great. It definitely was a really fun summer blockbuster that you could just sit back and enjoy. The visuals were just incredible and the 3D wasn't bad.

The park is looking really nice. The way you did your foliage is great and the rapids ride looks nice. Keep up the good work.

We don't have IMAX here, so that isn't an option. I'll just go for standard 3D.

That's great to hear. I might be seeing Pacific Rim on Tuesday. Has anyone seen it in 3D? I've heard the 3D is good on it, so I was considering seeing it in 3D.

"Revolution" - Pennywise

This is interesting: http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/the-exchange/sharknado-hits-california-hard-internet-even-harder-172325159.html

Comments/Suggestions?

The log flume and the merry-go-round look really nice. I am also a big fan of your small games stands. Can't wait to see more.

It really depends on the ride, but I love the view that the front row offers. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace or Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?

^ Alpine Bobsled - The Great Escape?

This is for Sebastian:

Umm...okay...that was interesting, to say the least

Iron Dragon at Cedar Point during the early hours. Only one on the train and I got stuck on the second lift hill for a couple minutes.

Jack Rabbit

Roller Soaker at Hersheypark, in its last year of operation. It had to be closed, though.

So, I haven't worked in RCT2 in a long time. So, I am trying a little experimenting.

This year in theaters for me: Iron Man 3: This movie had some intense action sequences that were very fun to watch. Something does happen in this movie that did really hurt it for me. I still like it more than Iron Man 2, which was pretty boring. Of the movies I've seen in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (Have yet to see the Incredible Hulk), this is closer to the bottom, right above Iron Man 2, but right below Iron Man (which, after watching it again, was very good). Overall, good movie with some really good sequences to it, but one HUGE issue that really detracted from the movie, in my opinion. Man of Steel: Man of Steel is pure excitement. Tons of wonderful effects and a really good villain in General Zod. The movie was well-acted and I have to give props to Snyder. He did a great job rebooting Superman. The battle scenes were really well-done, in my opinion. I felt that this was definitely better than Iron Man 3 and has become one of my favorite superhero movies. Star Trek Into Darkness: This movie blew me away. The visuals. The emotion. The characters. Wow. This was my first Star Trek experience. I had never seen any of the TV shows or any of the movies. This movie has encouraged me to go watch the old TV shows and the movies. I also got to see the infamous Klingons. This movie is just absolutely incredible. This beats out Avengers for my favorite movie experience. World War Z: I was a bit hesitant with World War Z. I wasn't sure what this was going to be like. It turned out to be a fun summer action flick. The scenes were interesting and fun. The visuals were very nice and I was impressed with the direction the film went in. However, I have heard that the book and movie are not similar at all. I don't care, as the movie still was pretty fun. Brad Pitt did a good job, in my opinion. So, of these four films, I have to say my favorite is Star Trek Into Darkness, which I highly recommend. My least favorite of the bunch is Iron Man 3, which was still good, but not great.

Disaster Transport - Cedar Point Wildcat - Cedar Point Flying Super Saturator - Carowinds SBNO: Round About, Soak'd, and Iron Horse at Freestyle Music Park

My last coaster was Raven at Holiday World. It was fun, but it wasn't anything amazing, nor were Legend and Voyage.

^Honest Trailers are great. My personal favorite is their Prometheus one.

Just came back from Man of Steel. It is a great film with a ton of action, but I had some issues with the story at some points. It seemed to jump from point to point without much warning at all. That was my only major problem. General Zod was a great villain and had a true motive for doing what he did. I recommend seeing it.

Sidewinder I am a woodie that really "shocks" you when you see it.