Star Trek will cross the $150 million mark in, like, a week. There's no way it does that kind of business and only makes another $50 - 70 million in two-and-a-half months, especially because it will get repeat business and should hold its attendance figures for another month. My numbers had it at $209.2 million at the end of May, and it should make tens of millions after that. Again, tough to read after only four days, but you can get a pretty good feel for where it's headed after two weekends.

I don't think Terminator can make $250 million. It has direct competition opening against it - which should tell you other studios don't even think it's a world beater - and it's very, very dark. I think T4 is more likely to stall at $220 than Star Trek is.

Pixar is interesting. Only three of its films have ever made $250 million or more, so the conventional wisdom would say that it won't get there, either. I predicted $270, however, a little south of my original Star Trek projection.

But the summer will ultimately come down to Transformers and Harry Potter. Potter you can almost pencil in at $285 - $300 million. It is, after all, the most lucrative film franchise of all time. If Transformers blows, it'll teeter, because the first movie made money the way Star Trek will this summer, through repeat business and buzz. It'll open huge regardless, but if it's lousy, it won't make it to $300 million.