STAR TREK BEYOND | 184.6 M overseas ● 343.5 M worldwide

[Fullbuster]

10 hours ago, Jay Hollywood said:

 

Not at all 

 

You're a fan, but most people don't know this universe, the TV show and so that won't be huge as long as they don't know this franchise.

 

3 minutes ago, peludo said:

Maybe, but the truth is I have become interested on this thanks to the previous 2 films, which I think are great. I never was interested on the older one and the TV show. Said this, I wish Spain can make more than the shameful $3.9m of STiD, but I am not optimistic. I do not get why people do not give a chance to this franchise.

 

It's easy to understand : people don't know these characters, their adventures, there is no real background, they can't emotionally attached.

That's why a reboot would allow that, starting from zero.

 

[Purple Minion]

In Mexico, ST grossed $3.5M, and ST2 $6.8M.  ST3 opens on Sep 2 with few competition, even with the abysmal ER and sci-fi not being huge in this market, it should reach 100M lc (about $6M). I mean, if the Fifth Wave could do it...

Edited July 27, 2016 by Purple Minion
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[peludo]

37 minutes ago, Fullbuster said:

 

You're a fan, but most people don't know this universe, the TV show and so that won't be huge as long as they don't know this franchise.

 

 

It's easy to understand : people don't know these characters, their adventures, there is no real background, they can't emotionally attached.

That's why a reboot would allow that, starting from zero.

 

I knew nothing about this and I became interested. I think the first part is enough to see the origins of the characters. In fact, I thought that ST09 is a real reboot.

[Fullbuster]

27 minutes ago, peludo said:

I knew nothing about this and I became interested. I think the first part is enough to see the origins of the characters. In fact, I thought that ST09 is a real reboot.

 

Look, I thought it was really good as well. I just tell you that the BO numbers are clear : most people don't feel the same way.

[peludo]

Just now, Fullbuster said:

 

Look, I thought it was really good as well. I just tell you that the BO numbers are clear : most people don't feel the same way.

Sure, that is undeniable. For that reason I do not get that being a reboot and telling us the origins of main characters and being both very good films, they have not connected outside US.

[kayumanggi]

030.0 M overseas | 095.5 M worldwide

[IndustriousAngel]

14 hours ago, superweirdo87 said:

What about trimming the budget to thrive off of the kinds of grosses that it is seeing?

That's the sensible thing to do, I think ... Star Trek has, most times, been a character- and plot-driven kind of SF (and there were IDEAS) - sure, that's not the most profitable kind of story, but there's always been a certain demand for intellectual SF. We shouldn't forget that there were ten ST movies until Abram's reboot - you don't get ten entries in a franchise unless there's a very reliable demand.

[Mojoguy]

My fears that Paramount might reboot TNG and get a new Captain Picard could come true now!

NOOOOOOOO!

[RobinHood26]

No reboot this soon would ever do better than the JJ reboot. It sold more tickets than any other ST movie. Recasting it when the cast is liked would bring in less dollars. 

[Mojoguy]

Now that everyone has gotten a taste of the new Star Wars, Trek is going to come in second sadly.

[Elessar]

7 hours ago, peludo said:

I do not get why people do not give a chance to this franchise.

 

This x100. It's a 100% modern action blockbuster. Moreover, they are quality movies, yet no one gives a shit. For some reason this franchise has such a stigma attached to it that seemingly nothing can break it overseas. Depressing...

[RobinHood26]

Its strange because OS audiences should be EATING THIS SHIT UP. The Space and the diversity. I mean damn. 

[Purple Minion]

Screendaily

In its second weekend of release, Star Trek Beyond phased to an extra $13m from its 40 markets for an early $54.8m.

There were three new openings, but it was the holdovers that led the way with the UK delivering $2.9m for a ten-day tally of $13.3m and Germany taking $2.6m for $8.6m to date.

The sci-fi sequel opens in France and South Korea on Aug 18 and Spain a day later on Aug 19.

[titanic2187]

it's pretty depressing to see these low figure, should be much more

[Mojoguy]

OS decrease? Beyond looks to be doomed!

Edited July 31, 2016 by Mojoguy

[bapi]

Yeah, minus China it's gonna make even less than STID. Doubt they'll make ST4 now.

[Purple Minion]

STAR TREK: BEYOND hasn't exactly hit warp speed overseas--$5.3M this weekend, $66M total. China grosses won't materialize until Sept 2.

— Exhibitor Relations (@ERCboxoffice) 7 August 2016

[John Marston]

This movies overseas performance is so bad. I can't look 

[tilko]

Epic run. I hope Terminator is back on schedule by Paramount, now that this beloved franchise by critics is DEAD !

 

Die, Die Trek and Turtles, Terminator MUST come back !!!!

Edited August 7, 2016 by tilko

[Blaze Heatnix]

Damn, Independence Day sequel is probably gonna be making more than Star Trek Beyond...

 

300 million worldwide will be out of reach for Star Trek, if these numbers keep showing like that.