After seeing the trailer(s) for this movie I feel like the special effects are actually kind of lackluster, especially considering the budget.
Don't get me wrong, the scenes in space with all the ships and the lasers are beautiful, but that opening scene with the weird monster thing looked like something out of spy kids to me.
How bad is SpiderMan Homecoming's drop? I know it's technically the second biggest MCU drop, but there was the new Apes movie that came out. Any chance it'll drop sub 55 next weekend?
I just saw zootopia again (in China, since I'm on vacation). The zootopia showing was nearly full, more people than the batman v superman showing.
And this is in a "3rd tier city", where less people usually watch animation movies.
So, I just went to the washroom and came back, and I see that we have the official number. Damn, 82m is pretty decent. I don't think the drops are going to be as harsh as everyone says they'll be, and personally, I just watched this movie this evening and I thought it wasn't as bad as the critics say it was. It definitely dragged in the beginning, and the dream sequences were overdone, but the fight scenes were epic!
Despite this movie's mind-blowingly huge boxoffice, everyone still thinks its disappointing lol. Still, it would be amazing if it could get a 100M 3rd weekend and end up with 1B domestic.
Although for some reason, this movie keeps missing out on milestones by a tiny little bit. At this rate it'll have a 99.7M weekend and a 999M domestic final.
By the way, I heard some people say that some studios "fudge" or falsify numbers, but how do they do that? Subtract money from later in the run of the same movie? Subtract money from another one of their own movies? Or just pretend the movie made more money than it actually did? Like where does the extra money added come from.
If this makes 180-190M, so basically staying flat from its first true weekend, wouldn't that mean it would have the same legs as Avatar? So it could make 2.5B billion domestic?
Although I feel like it'll drop a lot from predictions, since Deadline overpredicted the opening weekend on Friday by quite a lot if I recall correctly.