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1 minute ago, emoviefan said:
Same thing I was thinking with people getting excited about the Panda hold. The audience was available yesterday. I hope people do not freak out if the weekend IM is not all that great.
Easter IM is inherently smaller
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Not that it matters but I think Luca will end up with over $1.4 million, a little above Turning Red despite having a lower OW. Probably due to the release during Spring Break times. Soul on the other hand didn't even clear $1 million.
EDIT: Or maybe not, Luca's weekend is actually looking pretty weak.
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3 hours ago, reddevil19 said:
I want a western, maritime movie or a swords and sandals epic from him please.
Sadly we don't get to dictate the subject matter for directors.
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55 minutes ago, DAJK said:
Sunday drops should be pretty good no? What with Monday being a holiday. I wouldn’t count out 80M yet.
Uh actually it might not be good. I just remember other Sunday Easter drops being kind of steep. Also Monday isn't a Holiday for a lot of people
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23 hours ago, keysersoze123 said:
I hope the unique experience of drafthouse does not go away and they become part of say AMC or Cinemark.
Do you assume another cinema chain would buy it? Why not a private equity firm? Also does AMC even have the money to do it?
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58 minutes ago, interiorgatordecorator said:
get ready for yearly oppenheimer re-releases for the next 20 years
Uh why
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1 minute ago, AniNate said:
I saw a bit of footage and the LOTR movie is definitely anime.
Yeah that's what I thought. I don't think it's going to be a huge hit akin to the other lord of the rings movies
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29 minutes ago, Cmasterclay said:
Is the Lord of the Rings animated one musical or nah?
Why would it be a musical?
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43 minutes ago, ThomasNicole said:
The LOTR animated movie should do very well not only because it’s a Christmas release but because it’s a very stable franchise, just look at all 3 hobbits doing around 1B despite being meh.
I'm skeptical. We don't even know what the animation will look like.
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3 minutes ago, JustLurking said:
That said not really sure I'd call a...400M yen? OW "success" but eh
I guess it's not compared to other Nolan movies but it's a lot better than it could have been.
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Just now, Issac Newton said:
Barbie did ¥750M. So, yeah more like 1 Week for Oppenheimer to cross Barbie.
Quite a twist, since Corpse, back then was expecting it to flopped
I'm a little surprised about Oppenheimer's success too, but since it got the IMAX screens I was more curious about the upside.
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3 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:
I dont think Universal went for Barbenheimer campaign anyway. Back then WB went for it and it did not work.
Well I wasn't talking about the marketing efforts, but more about the Japanese social media backlash against Barbie.
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So let me get something straight: Oppenheimer might make more on OW than Barbie made overall in Japan? Would that mean Barbie got the most "barbenheimer" backlash?
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17 hours ago, HummingLemon496 said:
If Inside Out 2 does $550M domestic (like TheFlatLannister is predicting), that would be above 50M admissions, more tickets than Avatar 2!
Well I really doubt that will happen... But that is an interesting perspective
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50 minutes ago, ZeroHour said:
I would be very surprised if any of Pixar’s streaming era films ended up with sequels. Too much uncertainty around their potential box office.
I think depending on how well Domee Shi's second feature does she could get a blank check of sorts.
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Domee Shi did say there could be a continuation of Turning Red but it's not what she's working on now. So that's very far in the future if it happens at all, but it is something I personally would like to see. Luca's director on the other hand kind of closed the door.
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2 minutes ago, ChipDerby said:
That was easy to do with Toy Story because it was just a decent movie.
Would be much harder to do with Inside Out because it's one of the greatest films of all time.
I think it was more that Inside Out just felt more self contained.
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10 minutes ago, Bob Train said:
I agree with this. I think 100-110m OW and 360-370m DOM. I think competition and Disney having issues in middle America will prevent it from doing 480m like Frozen 2 and Finding Dory did. I think it may see a bigger increase OS though because Wish and Elemental prove Disney name is bigger there, so over 900m WW.
Would have an inside out 2 made $480 m dom.anyways? Not sure. Course we don't know what it will make this year
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4 minutes ago, dudalb said:
Does Pixar still have it in them to pull off a TOy Story 2, where a sequel is actually as good if not better then the original?
No because they don't really have sequel-able movies anymore. Used them up
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14 minutes ago, WebSurfer said:
Eh, intrigued to see how this film does review-wise.
Will it be a Frozen 2 or a Toy Story 2?
I predict it will maybe do mid 80s RT. I think it's possible that critics now are less favorable to Disney animated films now, whether WDAS or Pixar.
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On 3/23/2024 at 11:12 PM, HummingLemon496 said:
Interesting analysis about this movie's domestic prospects:
A $350m dom hit would be amazing for Pixar at this point. So I am not sweating it.
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16 hours ago, terrestrial said:
Question about this week:
do people in the US celebrate Easter?
We have here the upcoming Friday and the Monday afterwards public nationwide Holidays, interested in the possible impact in the US if parts or…. also celebrate
(forgot way too much details over the last few years)
Yes people celebrate Easter in the USA and it affects the box office
Even if Friday and Monday aren't off at school, family gatherings and easter baskets for the children are conmon
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5 hours ago, lorddemaxus said:
That is gonna be WB's 2025 Barbie
A Paul Thomas Anderson movie making well over $1 billion?
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1 hour ago, Hatebox said:
Said it before when this topic comes up, but cinema needs to decide whether it’s cheap entertainment or a luxury experience. Because right now, where I live at least, it feels like neither. I want to want to go to it more, but it’s just not selling itself.
I think it should lean towards cheap Sure AMC used its investor money to install laser projectors and recliners in their theaters but I don't think it's doing it, quite. And the investor money is dried up now.
Weekend Numbers | actuals | 80.01M G×K: THE NEW EMPIRE | 11.35M DUNE II
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