I'm so glad they kept the artwork consistent with the 3 re-releases of the original trilogy. I loved this movie and was laughing the whole time, so I'll definitely be buying it (plus it'll fit in perfectly on my shelf next the other 3 movies).

It's at $172m worldwide and it's just opened in a bunch of major markets.  Is $225-250m on a $50m budget a bomb?

This movie was just alright. It pretty much recycled every joke and wacky scenario that would've occurred in the first three. Which would've been okay had they put a new spin to it, but it felt so tired and been-there-done-that, that gave it a really flat feel to it. I honestly enjoyed "American Wedding" more than this one, which seems to be heavily bashed on here. I really am not that big of a fan of the series to be honest. The first was decent at best, the second went downhill, and the third was okay. The problem with these films is that there's just no direction. It's just joke after joke interspersed with some heartfelt scenes thrown in for good measure.

Let's face it, the reason this didn't do well at the box-office was due to it opening right at the same time of The Hunger Games. Followed a few weeks later by The Avengers. Therefore, one needs to wake up and realize when picking out a release date for your film don't do it the same frame of time as say a big Superhero laden action packed feature, a film based on a series of graphic novels, or (and all you ComiCon nuts can say HERE HERE) a movie produced, directed, or written by Joss Whedon.