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4 minutes ago, marveldcfox said:
Which is sad. Universal would have been perfect for this.
Paramount could have used this overseas win
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Does this have a Chinese date?
Also what I tend to see with Valerian is this.
Me: "I am so excited for Valerian!"
Friend: "What?"
Me: "The movie Valerian, coming out in 2 weeks"
Friend: "Never heard of it."
Me: *shows trailer*
Friend when Luc Besson's name or Fifth Element pops up during the trailer: "Oh this guy!" "Omg, Fifth Element! Loved that movie!" "He did Fifth Element?!"
Friend when trailer is done "That looks really cool, I might have to see it now."
If that movie had a better date (August) and more aggressive marketing, it could be a solid win for STX and Besson.
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Just now, antovolk said:
Think one of the trade reports said that the only reason Besson went with STX for the EuropaCorp slate is because they were 'financially attractive'
Thanks Bad Moms
I think that translates to "No other company wanted on board and STX was the best I could do."
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19 minutes ago, That One Guy said:
Valerian can also easily be marketed as something you need to see in theaters (with the 3D angle likely being pushed in marketing). A lot of reactions have mentioned how the 3D is great. It's very easy to see how that will get near unanimous praise in the reviews.
Because of the early reaction, I am choosing to shell out the extra $2.50 to see it in 3D
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Very nervous for reviews. They will kind of make or break the film. Good reviews will definitely give it the push it needs and the studio confidence to market the f out of this over the next 2 weeks.
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I really hope this can do well and by well I mean do Luc Besson's Fifth Element and Lucy numbers (120M). A Fifth Element adjusted for inflation gross (122M) should be the goal.
Opening weekend: 20-25M
Domestic- 55-75M
Overseas- 200-250M
Reviews- 60-70%
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47 minutes ago, cookie said:
Please include directors if you have any locked down.
Done!
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Rendezvous with Rama (Sci-Fi) - March 3rd - Luc Besson
Lake of the Psychopaths (Slasher Horror) - January 13th - Jaume Collet-Serra
Public Eye (Drama) - August 4th - Lee Daniels
Poison and Wine (Romantic Drama) - February 10th - James Foley
Mile High (Comedy) - July 14th - Seth Gordon
Untitled Apocalypse Film (Sci-Fi/Action) - November 17th - Zack Snyder
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2 minutes ago, Elessar said:
How many kids do you have???
About 7.918 million kids..... given average ticket sales ($8.84 per ticket).
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Looks great! Can't wait!!
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Adjusted for Ticket Price Inflation
Rank Title (click to view) Studio Adjusted Gross Unadjusted Gross Release 1 Power Rangers (2017) LGF $80,563,800 $80,563,748 3/24/17 2 Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Fox $75,935,900 $38,187,431 6/30/95 3 Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie Fox $15,762,000 $8,363,899 3/28/97 TOTAL: $172,261,700 $127,115,078 - AVERAGE: $57,420,600 $42,371,693 -
I think the Power Ranger's franchise has a definite audience cap
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4 minutes ago, Cookson said:
Would be crazy to see Kong take over PR this weekend. Kong will most likely take GITS next week too. 170m slowly coming into play for Kong! I wish it would have enough gas to get to 175 so BATBs opening weekend wouldn't beat it's total DOM gross.
I feel like with no competition in March, Kong could have reached Godzilla's number.
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Very happy with that Kong number. Hoping 170M can happen
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1 minute ago, a2knet said:
- (2) The Boss Baby $2,701,947 -1% 3,773 $63,073,318 7 - (3) Ghost in the Shell $1,151,300 n/c 3,440 $24,223,450 7 - (5) Kong: Skull Island $700,152 +3% 3,141 $150,729,724 28 Glad to see an increase. Hopefully it holds well this weekend. $5.5M+
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Kong: Skull Island Warner Bros. $1,020,645 +47% 3,141 $325 $149,349,478
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I keep forgetting this film is coming out
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On 3/30/2017 at 11:11 AM, Hiccup21 said:
Trailer View Count - 24 hours since launch
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Youtube Sites
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Trailer View Count
Facebook- 114.3 million views
Youtube Sites
Warner Brothers - 21.0 million
Kino-Check International- 7.5 million
MovieClip Trailers- 1.3 million
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One Media- 682K
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20 hours ago, fmpro said:
Did we hear a budget for this?
No, I can't picture it higher than 50M
I would guess a budget around 30-40 million for this.
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This can't bomb. Disappoint yes, but bomb no
According to The-Numbers.com and Forbes Magazine the budget is only $102 million. This for sure will at least break-even when you factor overseas in the equation.
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3 hours ago, Stormagden said:
I'm pretty sure Kong has passed Godzilla in the dailys.
It has a while ago
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So it is at 147.8 million right now. With the Godzilla multiplier from here out it will end with $160-$161 million.
With basically zero competition next weekend, it should easy do more than that.
Also it's overseas gross has surprised Godzilla!!
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Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets | July 21, 2017 | FLOP OF THE YEAR
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Just stop at any burger joint is America. You will spend less than 5 minutes there and here somebody say "OMG best f*cking burger ever!" or "F*ck this is there worst thing I have ever eaten!"