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The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheDarkKnightOfSteel replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
I was thinking more like 4m. -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheDarkKnightOfSteel replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
In my country,AEG has 6 showings sold out (3 of them are the country’s biggest auditoriums) and 15 near sold out for OD.For it’s second day it has 5near sold out showings and 2 of them are in the biggest auditoriums. The 2nd biggest preselected I have tracked in my country (as I said we are not used to booking tickets) was TLJ and that one was not even close doing half of what AEG is doing. -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheDarkKnightOfSteel replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
I’m not expecting much for Shazam but i’m not too worried of its performance in the US for two reasons that others have pointed out... 1.It has already earned 3.3M from these early screenings and those would probably go to previews and OD figures in any other case since I can only imagine that fans are mostly attending these screenings. 2.It has been marketed as a family film and these tended to be light on presales and thrive on walk ups. It’s the OS numbers that have me worried.WoM does not seem as good as is it is in the US. -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheDarkKnightOfSteel replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
Less than 45M....here we go... -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheDarkKnightOfSteel replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
You should know 2 things about my country: no one ever thinks of booking their tickets like even a week in advance and those who can probably fill a showing (almost). Today (21 days in advance) the Avengers Endgame tickets went on sale (and usually the theaters open the presales closer to release) and a few hour laters it has 3 sold out showing and 8 near sold out showing and some of them are fucking huge auditoriums .I have tracked some other event films like TLJ But...nothing comes close.Not even after presales we’re on for a few days.I have never seen this before.Holy Shit. -
For what is worth, now we can officially say that WB is just waiting for WoM to spread like wildfire while they do nothing marketing wise.I mean it’s Monday before release and there’s nothing...no late show interviews,no countless YouTube interviews,Hell the film barely pops on my feed when some time ago I was occasionaly seeing something for a film like serenity. Anyway,will still go for 55M OW and hope for the best.
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As some pointed out, those 3M+ it got from the sneak previews were at their vast majority from people who would have bought a ticket for OW, if not OD. Obviously the presales are deflated but it's a matter of how much.Plus,WB has marketed this as a family movie, a genre that also thrives on walk ups and not presales . And, yes, you can't expect this to blow up to something like 80M OW.It's an unknown character(and no previews exposition to a team up film) with a relatively unknown cast in a franchise that is trying to find its footing playing on a market that just a had a big superhero movies and with an even bigger coming next.
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Greece but due to my job and current relationship status I get to travel a lot, and this is why I get to see some films (usually tentpoles) early.And the jokes landed just fine with me and the entire auditorium. Like I didn't laugh in every single one of the jokes but the vast majority were freaking hilarious. And I really didn't care all that much for them since the family stuff is so damn powerful.Plus,some surprises.
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Shazam is the most heartfelt, fun and emotional blockbuster in years.Action is terrific but the family stuff is what really steal the show and you end up feeling that they are your family.The blend of different elements is done perfectly.That’s a superhero film akin to the classic family movies I was watching as a kid and I can see it becoming a movie that will play on tv on a Sunday afternoon with the entire family gathered around.It’s that awesome.Oh and Levi and the child actors are fantastic in this.I honestly can’t find a bad thing to say and honestly it might have overtaken Dragons as my favorite movie so far this year and Wonder Woman/MOS as my favorite DCEU movie...definitely right up there.