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Just now, WrathOfHan said:
I'm not. This is still a CBM.
I was sure it will be at least 60% female - 40% males -
Deep diving into audience stats, ComScore/Screen Engine’s PostTrak shows that 39% attended last night because of their interest in the DC franchise, 53% because it was a superhero movie, while 31% snapped up tickets because they love leading actress Gal Gadot. Even more impressive: a 50/50 split between male and female audience members.
I'm really surprised by that split!-
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Just now, Jayhawk said:
Tough to see where this could be headed honestly. Not much would surprise me. Guess it all depends on WOM.
WoM will spread like fire, I believe Fri-Sat will be huge.-
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2 minutes ago, MinaTakla said:
Wonder Woman’ Prevails On Thursday With $11M; Best Preview Night For A Movie By Female Director http://ift.tt/2rzifBX (DH)
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3 minutes ago, Biggestgeekever said:
Final WW Predictions:
Pre $12.5M Fri $28.0M $40.5M Sat $32.7M Sun $24.1M OW $97.3M 2nd $41.1M 3rd $20.7M 4th $13.1M DOM $290M INT $390M WW $680M
The lowest opening for a film in 4,000+ theaters is Cloudy 2 with $34M. Wonder if we'll see that record get broken with The Mummy.
I'll be shocked if WW OD will be 40M only.
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I'm amazed that WB gave Guy Richie 175M for this unnecessary movie
Let's see how he'll ruin Aladdin in 2019.
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8 hours ago, Rth and the Beast said:
Sat looking like
BB 20,BATB 19.8, GITS 6.5, PR 6.2
Finally saw B&B, pure magic!!
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2 minutes ago, John Marston said:
That number is not possible for the original airing. Once you factor in repeat airings, and VHS/DVD/Blu Ray sales the audience probably expanded
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1 minute ago, RandomJC said:
IT received 18.5/20.6 rating from Nielson. Which is on par for Cheers/Rosanne/60 Minutes, the highest rated TV shows that year.
Yup, re-checked now, so It's actually 17M to 19M by Wikipedia and not 70M to 90M like I've read somewhere else
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1 hour ago, Valonqar said:
This trailer is mind-blowing great. I got chills like nobody's business. over 200M. easy.
I read somewhere that the original mini-series was watched by 70M to 90M* ppl when it first aired, so I think this remake got some huge nostalgia factor
for a whole generation.
I totally agree with you, over 200M easily!
*17M to 19M, sites with fake news are everywhere!
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Never underestimate the amount of people that hate / afraid of clowns and wants their revenge
I loved as a kid the 1990 mini-series (the first part with the kids was the best imo), and this remake looks very good so far. -
10 minutes ago, Rth and the Beast said:
System glitch with quite number theatres that being rectified, so could be ends up low 60's, see soon how it looks
It shall be named Glitesh from now on.-
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This amazing movie was so underrated
It's sitting right now on No'5 on MT with 6%A+++ for me!
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13 minutes ago, Cochofles said:
Wow.
The stupid is strong with this one...
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4 minutes ago, Nova said:
The DC doesn't know what it wants out of its movies, actually. Thats why they're all a mess from a film-making standpoint with no clear direction.
You sound absolutely ridiculous, crazy and delusional. There is no "bias" and the sooner you realize that, the sooner you'll see that its WB and DC that are the problem not the critics or the GA. But carry on with your delusion.
That's his opinion, that doesn't make him crazy or ridiculous
When a critic write "I hope the audience will stop seeing DCEU movies" that's more than being bias'd
Many critics are after the DCEU now that it's become some kind of sport to hate their movies.
You can argue all day long, but that's how many DC fans feel.-
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3 minutes ago, a2knet said:
WB holds a 30% or so stake in RT. Even without that, the conspiracy of individual critics across the nation to....give bad reviews....to a comic book universe is ludicrous. Feels my IQ dropped by 10 points just typing that sentence.
They're not exactly individuals, they are a part of a influential group
Otherwise would you care to explain how Ghostbusters got high ratings from women critics? they had an agenda an wanted to support it regardless of the movie's quality.
Ofc I don't believe it's a big conspiracy against the DCEU, but you can't ignore that some critics got an agenda and some things are beyond the actual movie.-
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Just now, JennaJ said:
Isn't humor supposed to be funny? Your post didn't read humorous at all. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Maybe cause it had a bit of thruth in it
SS on screens, suddenly a wave of high rated movies that all look medicore at best.
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2 minutes ago, Nova said:
This is the most absurd and ridiculous thing I've ever read on these forums. What I said in the weekend thread is coming into this thread now. DC fans think everyone is out to get their beloved DCEU. Why else would a bunch of critics like a movie about Sausages and a movie about a kid with his dragon?
WoW, can you get carried away a bit more?
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1 minute ago, Ethan Hunt said:
that's why Nine Lives got such stellar reviews
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13 minutes ago, Jordanstine said:
Just noticed that Suicide Squad's tomatometer went up to 27% (it was at 26% for a while).
Also Kubo and The Two Strings come out next weekend with glorified reviews, how much is that expected to make?
Studios should release their crappy movies 1 week after DCEU films debut, it seems the critics will give rave reviews to any movie who can
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As for SS's International drop: just 55.7% (BvS had a much bigger drop with 66%)
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60% is pretty much what was expected
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30 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:
Yep. If WW is another BvS/SS received film then 125-150 for JL DOM, which is absolutely a disaster for that movie.
125-150M OW u mean, right?-
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From The-Numbers.com:
A precipitous drop from last weekend won’t be enough to knock Suicide Squad off its perch at the top of the box office chart, according to studio estimates released on Friday. But a 67% fall is steep, even by modern standards. On the bright side, it is less than Batman v Superman’s 69% decline in its second weekend earlier this year, at least according to the estimates. A weak Sunday would put the two films basically neck-and-neck on that front, and it looks increasingly likely that Suicide Squad will end with less than $300 million domestically.
That puts more pressure on the film internationally, where it is doing fairly well, having picked up $242.5 million so far, slightly ahead of its $222.9 million domestic haul. That takes the DC Extended Universe to nearly $2 billion worldwide after three films, which is no slouch. It’s worth remembering that the Marvel Cinematic Universe took five films to pass $2 billion worldwide, albeit several years ago when international markets were smaller. It wasn’t until The Avengers and Iron Man 3 (the sixth and seventh films) that the franchise really hit its stride. The DC Universe still has time.
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that's why Nine Lives got such stellar reviews
What a WONDERful Weekend | WW down only 16% on Sunday. 103M weekend. pg 226
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93M OW confirmed!