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32 minutes ago, moviesRus said:
He didn't actually say the Prequels were better movies though, just that they did more interesting things visually which I don't think anyone can disagree with. We certainly saw more different environments, planets and ship designs in the PT than TFA. That's all he was saying.
Obviously we saw more, the PT is a film series consisting of 3 movies compared to just one!
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6 minutes ago, La Binoche said:
Queen of Summer 2016
And perhaps Queen of all of 2016
SpoilerI wouldn't mind Dory, either.
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I just looked up some numbers on insidekino, and the Independence Day numbers are crazy, over 9mio admissions for this movie, I didn't remember that movie being so popular. What are the expectations for the sequel?
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1 hour ago, grey ghost said:
Still, we shouldn't underestimate anything with Star Wars in the title.
I can see 160 m OW with 3.7 legs which puts Rogue One close to 600 m.
Just wait till marketing hits it stride.
Nevermind
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1 hour ago, grey ghost said:
Still, we shouldn't underestimate anything with Star Wars in the title.
I can see 160 m OW with 3.7 legs which puts Rogue One close to 600 m.
Just wait till marketing hits it stride.
The question is whether Rogue One will come close or fall short of the 3.77 multiplier TFA showed last year. I don't think it can hold so well, especially with the holiday constellation this year. Something like 150/ 3.3 multi/ 500
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8 minutes ago, grey ghost said:
A.K.A. "The Brad Bird Redemption"
Tomorrowland wasn't that bad, it had a few good moments and I liked Clooney in it!
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1 hour ago, el sid said:
And Mark_G from insidekino has the feeling - which means he predicts - that both The Conjuring 2 and CI will exceed expectations. The predictions were 130k for the Conjuring 2 and 150k for CI.
The actual Thursday numbers below are also a little indicator that both films will do better than predicted.
And the expected multiplier (from insidekino) is nearly 4 for both films (total = 4x this weekend+previews).Central Intelligence started in 491 theaters and The Conjuring 2 in 339 theaters.
The actual numbers from yesterday/Thursday were:The Conjuring 2: 16k
Central Intelligence: 14kDemoltion: <1k
Warcraft: 5k (last Thursday: 20k, but no reason to worry considering the circumstances)
Alice 2: 5k (10k).
PS: If somebody may wonder why I don't post something in the following days: I'm on holiday for the next two weeks. I will look here as often as I can but it's a place (in Italy) with a very bad connection.
See you :).Have a wonderful and less stressful time, Italy is always a great place to be on vacation.
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5 minutes ago, Aristis said:
We have IA5 this month
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It sucks that we have to wait another 3 1/2 months for Finding Dory
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1 hour ago, cannastop said:
Really? Where would you place Brave or Monster's University in the Lineup?
In generell the Pixar movies are better, but yes, some Disney hits were more preferable than Cars 2 or Brave, like Zootopia or Tangled, but the best Pixar movies are definately surpassing the best Disney film, CGI of course.
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26 minutes ago, BK007 said:
What a joke this franchise is.
Pixar should be ashamed of themselves.
Look at Disney- Tangled, Ralph, Frozen, Hero and Zootopia- have been miles ahead of Pixar since Toy Story 3, even the one I really disliked, BH6, was much better than Good Dinosaur, Cars 2, Monsters Uni.
Pixar CGI movies (TS to Good Dinosaur) >>>> Disney ones
oh and Inside Out is better than every Disney film you mentioned
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Seriously, why didn't Ralph Fiennes get the Best Supporting Oscar for Schindler's List? This is my favourite acting performance in a movie, ever.
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In fact it was a big inspiration for a one of a certain director's big movies who comes later in the list (he maybe coming up more than once... Who knows?).
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16 minutes ago, department store basement said:
I still think it will do very, very well.
Assassin's Creed and Passengers are fuuuucked.
What are the chances for AC moving up by 2 week or so?
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4 hours ago, cannastop said:
Domestic:
- Star Wars VIII: $600M
- Beauty and the Beast: $380M
- Guardians of the Galaxy 2: $350M
- Spider-Man: Homecoming: $340M
- Grinch: $300M
- Coco: $230M
- Wonder Woman: $220M
- The Mummy: $210M
- Thor: Ragnarok: $190M
- Cars 3: $185M
This prediction seems to be almost spot-on, but why do you think Ep8 will decrease more from TFA than AotC from TPM?
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I think Avatar 2 will suffer the same fate as that of Alice 2, a big decrease in ticket sales from a lot of major markets. Some may increase (mainly China) but that won't help.
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Lol, the worst opening of the trilogy for X-MA! Horrendous numbers, especially the drops for Angry Birds and CW.
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Great effort Fullbuster. I'm curious how the Ice Age 5 numbers turn out to be this summer. The EU share is going down for sure!
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1 hour ago, IndustriousAngel said:
Well, I thought 300k was a realistic expectation, so 275k during an overall depressed weekend don't seem that bad. The franchise is on a decline after all.
I would say the whole genre is slowly going down, the oversaturation hurts superhero movies!
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Do you have numbers for the first and last HP movies? And wow, RotK numbers were really huge.
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6 minutes ago, Telemachos said:
But piracy doesn't dramatically affect movies in the North American market. I understand it's a very different story in other markets, but here it just doesn't hurt movies that much. Most people just don't give a shit. The ones who have the know-how and willingness are the same ones who're most invested in seeing movies like this on the big screen. There are very very few who are on the fence about a highly anticipated blockbuster and decide only to watch a pirated version.
Maybe not the first weekend, but I can imagine that piracy hurts the repeat viewing business. That's why the multipliers are getting worse, of course the "give it to me now" mentality plays a big role, too.
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500k sales first week for TFA in Germany with a 60% bluray share. So we got around 5,3M disks sold in the US, UK and Germany together in the first week, without VoD.
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1 hour ago, GuardianDevil said:
Top Ten of 2016 projections:
Rogue One
Dory
Civil War
Deadpool
Zootopia
BvS
Jungle Book
Fantastic Beasts
ID2
SLoP
I don't know about Dory, but I'm pretty sure that Rogue One has the 2016 crown on lock, both domestic and worldwide.
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3 hours ago, Arlborn said:
Show me a better album released in 2010, or even this decade. This record is a masterpiece and will go down in history as one of its greatest achievements.
Ice Age 5: Collision Course (July 22, 2016)
in Box Office Discussion
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On the low end, IA5 is gonna bring in half the amount of people in theatres to watch this movie here compared to its predecessor. Let the major drop-off begin, everywhere!!!