Don't know. Rio opened with 300'000 admissions for example -- OW, not 4-day -- and finished with 1.7 mio, so I think 15% for LK should be possible since its running into christmas season. Animation movies in Germany have rather good legs in general.
Weekend trend for Germany (4 day/admissions)Lion King (new) 200'000-300'000Tintin 175'000PA3 150'000Real Steel 125'000Anonymus (new) 60'000Lion King in 94 had made 11.3 mio admissions, which was even better than the LOTR trilogy.
I see... So how would you rank Williams, Hermann, Elfman and maybe other movie composers?(The guys who delivered original scores -- whatever that means...)
Love it. And it's quite a hit on german TV. Regarding ratings more or less on par with Two and a Half Men. (Which sucks without end since season 8 or so.)
Ah, okay, thanks.Since I am a huge Star Wars fan I probably have to watch the whole saga again to make a decision.That's the curse with movies you have watched at least a dozen times...
One of his most important scores was probably the one for Jaws. When Spielberg heard the main theme he was kind of *meh*. Thanks god Williams convinced him it would work... And it did indeed...
This guy has a f"""ing 40 Oscar nominations and 5 wins. :blink: :blink:He's without any doubt in the top league of movie composers all time.Bernard Hermann and Sergio Leone would be the other contenders for the big three IMO.
At least 10 years. Spidey flicks are still very popular on TV there I live (Switzerland/German TV). Don't think the situation is much different in the USA. A simple reboot that somehow looks like the original is the most stupid thing you can do under those circumstances IMHO.
Actually, he did in a way... Frodos sword was made be elves and glowed blue when an Orc came closer...One of the element Lucas borrowed from LOTR and simply put it in another context.