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WW, SMH, POTA, and Dunkirk countdowns as of Wednesday. Sorry for not updating as much as I'd like.
Wonder Woman
Current Gross: $400, 488, 018
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $388, 573, 980 SURPASSED
Quadruple Century Mark: $400, 000, 000 SURPASSED
Spider-Man: $403, 706, 375 ($2, 918, 357 remaining)
Iron Man 3 (Top 5 CBM): $409, 013, 994 ($8, 525, 976 remaining)
4x Multiplier: $413, 005, 884 ($12, 517, 866 remaining)
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Current Gross: $299, 289, 853
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: $202, 853, 933 SURPASSED
The Amazing Spider-Man: $262, 030, 663 SURPASSED
Triple Century Mark: $300, 000, 000 ($710, 147 remaining)
Guardians of the Galaxy (highest non-sequel MCU): $333, 176, 600 ($33, 886, 747 remaining)
Spider-Man 3: $336, 530, 303 ($37, 240, 450 remaining)
War for the Planet of the Apes
Current Gross: $133, 067, 198
Rise of the Planet of the Apes: $176, 760, 185 ($43, 692, 987 remaining)
Planet of the Apes (2001): $180, 011, 740 ($46, 944, 542 remaining)
Dunkirk
Current Gross: $140, 506, 329
Get Out (highest original film 2017): $175, 484, 140 ($34, 920, 842 remaining)
Interstellar: $188, 020, 017 ($47, 456, 719 remaining)
Batman Begins: $206, 852, 432 ($66, 289, 134)
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WW, SMH, POTA, and Dunkirk countdowns as of Wednesday. Sorry for not updating as much as I'd like. @Mods, lately, sometimes, I've been having issues on my laptop being able to access the "Reply to this topic" box. I'll click on it, but nothing will happen. Then some time later, I'll try again and it'll work (like right now). Any possible explanations? If this will take up thread space/go off topic, I can take it somewhere else, but if one person is having an issue, maybe others are too. Thank you guys for the work you guys put into this forum!
Wonder Woman
Current Gross: $400, 488, 018
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $388, 573, 980 SURPASSED
Quadruple Century Mark: $400, 000, 000 SURPASSED
Spider-Man: $403, 706, 375 ($2, 918, 357 remaining)
Iron Man 3 (Top 5 CBM): $409, 013, 994 ($8, 525, 976 remaining)
4x Multiplier: $413, 005, 884 ($12, 517, 866 remaining)
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Current Gross: $299, 289, 853
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: $202, 853, 933 SURPASSED
The Amazing Spider-Man: $262, 030, 663 SURPASSED
Triple Century Mark: $300, 000, 000 ($710, 147 remaining)
Guardians of the Galaxy (highest non-sequel MCU): $333, 176, 600 ($33, 886, 747 remaining)
Spider-Man 3: $336, 530, 303 ($37, 240, 450 remaining)
War for the Planet of the Apes
Current Gross: $133, 067, 198
Rise of the Planet of the Apes: $176, 760, 185 ($43, 692, 987 remaining)
Planet of the Apes (2001): $180, 011, 740 ($46, 944, 542 remaining)
Dunkirk
Current Gross: $140, 506, 329
Get Out (highest original film 2017): $175, 484, 140 ($34, 920, 842 remaining)
Interstellar: $188, 020, 017 ($47, 456, 719 remaining)
Batman Begins: $206, 852, 432 ($66, 289, 134)
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Also is now the highest grossing film in a single territory for 2017, beating out BATB's $504.0m from DOM
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WW, SMH, POTA, and Dunkirk countdowns coming out of the weekend
Wonder Woman
Current Gross: $389, 011, 307
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $387, 259, 952 SURPASSED
Quadruple Century Mark: $400, 000, 000 ($10, 988, 693 remaining)
4x Multiplier: $413, 005, 884 ($23, 994, 577 remaining)
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Current Gross: $251, 851, 666
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: $202, 853, 933 SURPASSED
The Amazing Spider-Man: $262, 030, 663 ($10, 178, 997 remaining)
Triple Century Mark: $300, 000, 000 ($48, 148, 334 remaining)
Guardians of the Galaxy (highest non-sequel MCU): $333, 176, 600 ($81, 324, 934 remaining)
Spider-Man 3: $336, 530, 303 ($ 84, 678, 627 remaining)
War for the Planet of the Apes
Current Gross: $98, 235, 137
Rise of the Planet of the Apes: $176, 760, 185 ($78, 525, 048 remaining)
Planet of the Apes (2001): $180, 011, 740 ($81, 776, 603 remaining)
Dunkirk
Current Gross: $50, 513, 488
Get Out (highest original film 2017): $175, 484, 140 ($124, 970, 652 remaining)
Interstellar: $188, 020, 017 ($137, 506, 529 remaining)
Batman Begins: $206, 852, 432 ($156, 338, 944)
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WW, SMH, POTA, and Dunkirk countdowns coming out of the weekend
Wonder Woman
Current Gross: $389, 011, 307
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $387, 259, 952 SURPASSED
Quadruple Century Mark: $400, 000, 000 ($10, 988, 693 remaining)
4x Multiplier: $413, 005, 884 ($23, 994, 577 remaining)
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Current Gross: $251, 851, 666
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: $202, 853, 933 SURPASSED
The Amazing Spider-Man: $262, 030, 663 ($10, 178, 997 remaining)
Triple Century Mark: $300, 000, 000 ($48, 148, 334 remaining)
Guardians of the Galaxy (highest non-sequel MCU): $333, 176, 600 ($81, 324, 934 remaining)
Spider-Man 3: $336, 530, 303 ($ 84, 678, 627 remaining)
War for the Planet of the Apes
Current Gross: $98, 235, 137
Rise of the Planet of the Apes: $176, 760, 185 ($78, 525, 048 remaining)
Planet of the Apes (2001): $180, 011, 740 ($81, 776, 603 remaining)
Dunkirk
Current Gross: $50, 513, 488
Get Out (highest original film 2017): $175, 484, 140 ($124, 970, 652 remaining)
Interstellar: $188, 020, 017 ($137, 506, 529 remaining)
Batman Begins: $206, 852, 432 ($156, 338, 944)
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Countdowns for Wonder Woman, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and War for the Planet of the Apes
Wonder Woman
Current Gross: $381, 478, 677
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $386, 650, 426 ($5, 171, 749 remaining)
Quadruple Century Mark: $400, 000, 000 ($18, 521, 323 remaining)
4x Multiplier: $413, 005, 884 ($31, 527, 207 remaining)
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Current Gross: $212, 731, 123
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: $202, 853, 933 SURPASSED
The Amazing Spider-Man: $262, 030, 663 ($49, 188, 540 remaining)
Triple Century Mark: $300, 000, 000 ($87, 268, 877 remaining)
Guardians of the Galaxy (highest non-sequel MCU): $333, 176, 600 ($120, 445, 477 remaining)
Spider-Man 3: $336, 530, 303 ($123, 799, 180 remaining)
War for the Planet of the Apes
Current Gross: $62, 050, 285
Rise of the Planet of the Apes: $176, 760, 185 ($114, 709, 900 remaining)
Planet of the Apes (2001): $180, 011, 740 ($117, 961, 455 remaining)
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9 minutes ago, grey ghost said:
Great job.
But 300 m is a milestone too for SMH. We box office nerds love our round numbers, ya know.
Done!
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I would have updated this yesterday, but my laptop was having problems. Got it taken care of, so here's WW, SMH, and WFTPOTA's milestone countdowns!
Wonder Woman
Current Gross: $381, 478, 677
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $386, 650, 426 ($5, 171, 749 remaining)
Quadruple Century Mark: $400, 000, 000 ($18, 521, 323 remaining)
4x Multiplier: $413, 005, 884 ($31, 527, 207 remaining)
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Current Gross: $212, 731, 123
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: $202, 853, 933 SURPASSED
The Amazing Spider-Man: $262, 030, 663 ($49, 188, 540 remaining)
Triple Century Mark: $300, 000, 000 ($87, 268, 877 remaining)
Guardians of the Galaxy (highest non-sequel MCU): $333, 176, 600 ($120, 445, 477 remaining)
Spider-Man 3: $336, 530, 303 ($123, 799, 180 remaining)
War for the Planet of the Apes
Current Gross: $62, 050, 285
Rise of the Planet of the Apes: $176, 760, 185 ($114, 709, 900 remaining)
Planet of the Apes (2001): $180, 011, 740 ($117, 961, 455 remaining)
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So I remember a user on here used to do "countdowns" for movies and reaching certain milestones, but I haven't seen them lately. If you guys don't mind, I would like to take on that responsibility, and keep you guys updated on certain movies as they go on to make money and reach certain milestones. Feel free to suggest more milestones for me to keep track of!
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Current Gross: $154, 185, 220
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: $202, 853, 933 ($48, 468, 713 remaining)
The Amazing Spider-Man: $262, 030, 663 ($107, 845, 443 remaining)
Guardians of the Galaxy (highest non-sequel MCU): $333, 176, 600 ($178, 991, 380 remaining)
Spider-Man 3: $336, 530, 303 ($182, 345, 083 remaining)
Wonder Woman
Current Gross: $372, 552, 849
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $385, 954, 831 ($13, 401, 982 remaining)
Quadruple Century Mark: $400, 000, 000 ($27, 447, 151 remaining)
4x Multiplier: $413, 005, 884 ($40, 453, 035 remaining)
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Still waiting for the superhero fatigue guys to come out and say something. It's funny how all four of the superhero movies this year have had both critical and financial success. Thor looks to be another hit incoming, and even if Justice League is not a critical success, it will certainly be a financial one.
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Ah I remember watching the Frozen/Catching Fire runs alongside each other, it was truly a sight to behold, Fire and Ice ruling the box office together, as they both went on to be the highest grossing films of the year WW and DOM respectively. What's even better is that if you count from Frozen's wide release, they were literally released on the same day. The only coexisting runs that come close that I can think of are JW and IO, which released back to back weekends.
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On 5/13/2017 at 10:14 AM, Nova said:
I'm not ready to make any predictions just yet but to be quite honest....I'm looking at Memorial Day weekend and June 1st weekend and I'm really interested in seeing how those two weekends play out. Could we get back to back $130M+ opening weekends? Or did Fox botch Deadpool's release date and it'll get crushed by the Han Solo film coming out the weekend before it.
I just think it would be crazy to see a $150-160M 3 day weekend and about $180M 4 day for Han Solo, followed by like a $130-140M 3 day for Deadpool 2 literally the next weekend. Has that ever happened before? I mean usually there is at least one weekend in-between.
The closest would probably be May 2007, where Spider-Man 3 opened to 151m (OW record at the time), followed two weeks later by Shrek 3 doing 121m, and then Pirates 3 the next week with 127m 3 day/153 4 day (BOM has it opening to Thursday to 13m, with a weekend gross of 114m, but today, that Thursday night figure would be rolled into the weekend numbers). Adjusted, those openings are 194m, 156m, and 164m/196m before 3D/IMAX/PLF, so it's definitely possible to see multiple mega openers opening back to back. Obviously, the reception to those three movies was not as good as their immediate predecessors, and I would like to think Han Solo and Deadpool 2 would be better received. Although if we're being honest, I am almost certain Han Solo will end up being moved to December, just like the previous 3 Star Wars movies before it.
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Just wanted to point out that, with Fate of the Furious having just crossed 1 billion dollars OS this weekend, the Fast and Furious franchise has firmly cemented its place as the number 1 OS franchise for the time being, beating out Marvel, Star Wars, Wizarding World, and others. The only franchise in the foreseeable future that could top it is Avatar.
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23 minutes ago, KP1025 said:
Universal will have the biggest OS franchises for the next few years until Avatar 2 and its sequels come out. I think Jurassic World 2 has a shot at crossing $1 billion OS again if China increases (which I suspect it will since it had terrific legs). I'm not sure if Star Wars will ever cross $1 billion OS again in current ER situation.
Yeah, I doubt Star Wars will reach the levels TFA did overseas again, at least for the foreseeable future. In English-speaking countries where the OT has cultural value, TFA was record breaking, putting up performances equal to or even greater than its domestic performance, relatively speaking. All those countries will undoubtedly decrease, just like DOM will, and in countries where Star Wars isn't a part of the culture (Asia and Latin/South America), SW is simply one franchise among many. Right now, my predictions for Episode 8 and 9 are in the 800-900m range.
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We can talk about China all we want, but the fact that the Fast and Furious series crossed 1B OS with back to back entries shows that it is currently the number 1 player overseas, ahead of Star Wars, Wizarding World, Marvel, whatever else. Really crazy to think that a (originally) domestic-centered franchise with such humble beginnings is now the biggest overseas franchise out there.
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What happened to Memorial Day weekend? It seems like not too long ago, this was prime real estate for studios. But the past few years, Memorial Day weekend has just been full of flops and disappointments. Why the change?
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Wait, so F8's actual OW was $199.9m... That sucks.
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So unless I'm mistaken, Avatar 5 is now the furthest away film with a set release date. Just a fun bit of trivia.
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People have been talking about superhero fatigue for a decade now, literally since SM3/IM1/TDK days. The numbers clearly show that there is no sign of fatigue. I don't know why this gets brought up so often.
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It's almost poetic how BATB will cross the 1B threshold the day before the very next 1B grosser will be released.
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What's up with the whole Smurfs replacing other words thing going on across the site? Did someone hack the sight or something? Cause if not, I think that's very unprofessional and annoying to force people into a meme, one that isn't particularly funny in the first place.
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On the subject of kids are back in school in September (mid August where I live actually), kids are in school in February, March and April, but as the past few years have shown, movies can still make bank while kids are in school. Guardians and Suicide Squad have shown that August isn't the barren wasteland it was thought to be in the past, and it's only a matter of time before someone schedules an appealing movie in September that makes a lot of money. It, while it might be open to insane numbers, looks like it could be really leggy. But a big September OW is not that far away, I feel.
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In the past few years, the grosses have shown that if the studios release a quality product (or at least one the GA seems to enjoy), then people will see it. January, February, March, and April used to be avoided, but the in the past few years, we've had movies break out, or at least open, to record breaking numbers, such as American Sniper, Deadpool, The Hunger Games, Alice in Wonderland, Batman v Superman, Furious 7, and most recently, Beauty and the Beast. With the summer and holiday seasons being more packed than ever, studios have to expand outside of the typical release frames. It's only a matter of time before we see movies grossing 70+m OW in September and October, which are the last two months that do not have a movie with at least 85m OW. It's not the date, it's the movies. If Star Wars opened in the middle of September, it would still make 200+ OW.
As for this club, based on the gigantic number of trailer views, nostalgia, and an empty September, I will say in, with 60/175 for It.
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China Box Office Thread | Oppenheimer-August 30
in China At The Box Office
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These WW2 numbers are giving me life right now as DOM summer draws to a close.