Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a new game that I thought about while I was mowing my yard.

We called 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 that's going, whether these movies are going to be shown internationally or not 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 right

proof your knowledge i am so ready to prove it can i just in advance? I'm going to be very confidently wrong about a lot of stuff

in this video. 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?

Zach Snyder?

Zach Snyder movie, $668 million worldwide gross.

Twilight, 2008, what do you think?

More or less?

I think the true question for all of these is, which movie did better in China?

That's what I was about to say.

China, big market.

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