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If you are using all the release, you are probably better off using different inflation for each but that would only increase even more it's total.

I imagine you mean increase by 50% and even then, there is a 77% inflation since 1993. $914 million + .5*914 = 1371 Double the inflation (I imagine you do not mean annual rate but the total) to 144% 1371+1.44*1371 = 3345 millions

It ? The 123m september R-rated openner ? Is an example of not giving too much weigth to an online phenomenom ? Or 50 Shades the : https://deadline.com/2015/02/fifty-shades-of-grey-international-box-office-first-day-1201372179/ Fifty Shades touts the biggest opening abroad ever for an adult film, beating the previous record holder The Matrix Revolutions at $117M. 1. (New) Fifty Shades of Grey, $237.7m from 59 territories – 65.7% international; 34.3% US

It was a special edition with some different editing choice, making it quite fair to be treated has re-release even if Avatar was probably still in dollar theater .

Incredible 2 was my should do 600 reference.

There is usually around 7,500 movies in a year listed on imdb: https://www.imdb.com/search/title?title_type=feature&release_date=2018-01-01,2018-12-31&runtime=45,350 There you go.

That franchise did pretty much Everything ? Biggest home video movie for a while if still not number 1 (doubled anything else on vhs apparently), biggest live show ever with well over 5 billionin sales ?, biggest 3D rerelease, etc... https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2013/oct/17/the-lion-king-record-broadway-musical-simba The Lion King is also threatening Phantom's record worldwide gross of $5.6bn. Julie Taymor's production, which has played in 21 different countries around the world, has now devoured of £5bn in total. https://www.boxofficemojo.com/showdowns/chart/?id=3drereleases.htm http://www.jpbox-office.com/topvhs.php https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/1998-02-15/the-entertainment-glut This is how it's supposed to work: The Walt Disney Co. made The Lion King for $55 million in 1994. The animated movie took in $313 million in U.S. theaters and $454 million abroad, sold $520 million worth of videos, and was a main attraction on cable's Disney Channel. Fans spent $3 billion on Lion King merchandise. The Disney-produced soundtrack sold 11 million copies, and Disney used the film again in September, 1996, to boost the ratings of its struggling ABC network. Arguably perfect 4 quadrant has it come + total family affair, Lion king certainly has a lot going for it.

Getting triggered that someone is telling you what to watch by saying "If you were planning to watch it in theater do it soon because we will bleed theater and you will not be able too", is quite pushing it.

Fox owned the adaptation rights I think. It is a Fox-DiCaprio-Hill project since 2015 at least: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3513548/news?ref_=tt_ql_rel_1

Hum probably The Raid 2, but maybe Fury Road, HM: Baby Driver/Fallout/First John Wick/Edge of Tomorrow. Trying to keep it to really action heavy without considering Looper/Sicario/American Sniper/Drive and the like

Best 2019 movie I have seen and easily. But you have to like the trailer, you like the energy or not and the trailer is quite representative, Annapurna did put the first 6 minute uncut: Give a really good idea. The movie has a 8.33/10 RT average score, so do not worry about it being really solidely made, but like I said that energy must not be for everyone.

With apparently almost no teens showing up at Genesis OW: https://deadline.com/2015/07/terminator-genisys-magic-mike-xxl-inside-out-july-4th-box-office-1201467675/ Extremelly high 65% M+25 audience, add older female, consider how large of an audience the 17-25 tend to be and there was not many audience needing an adult to buy a ticket present in that audience.

Apparently: Disney+ streaming service to launch in the U.S. in November, rest of North America in Q1 2020 [Update] https://mobilesyrup.com/2019/04/11/disney-plus-streaming-service-global-launch/

A it's using the Disney fiscal year starting in octobre, the fact they say or quarter 2... anyway maybe close enough for them to do an exclusive.

Disney+ initial launch is only a regional one I think no ? https://whatsondisneyplus.com/when-will-disney-launch/ Western Europe in Quarter 1/Quarter 2 of Fiscal year 2020 Eastern Europe is later Asia-Pacific will be out throughout 2 years Latin America will be Q1 in Fiscal year 2021

Could those modest Thursday numbers an indication that Aladdin could have good previews number or I am over reading it ?

Watching them side by side is quite on point. That the original version of the covered song apparently:

Yup that was a bit the point, this one is a special case were so much of the sales can have pushed with special type of ticket (and a first monday bigger than the rebate tuesday with people not waiting for cheaper time to see it, etc...) that in both case the average is probably completely off for them. That same comments is true for Avengers and that $9 ticket, many people paid under $9 here to see it ? To counter balance for the many that paid 9.50-10-12-14-17-22$ ? EndGame ticket went over $20 in cities opening weekend, something I doubt an Avatar could do. Avatar must have over indexed the average ticket price more I would imagine but maybe not by that much.

Those average price do not take account kids/ederly rebate %, tuesday, 3d/PLF, but in this case: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/marvel-studios-avengers-endgame-will-hit-1-billion-in-3d-ticket-sales-worldwide-tomorrow-300843945.html To date, approximately 45% of the film's estimated $2.189 billion has come from the 3D Avengers 3D + PLF of all sorts screen share must have been also really high, with an average ticket price much higher than the average as well.

Is it a somewhat pure re-do of T2 a Terminator teeming up with an human that try to keep an historically important kid in how it plays time wise safe from a better Terminator trying to kill it ?

Back end start after a profit I would also imagine. That not too disimilar to what they did on Inferno, Angel&Demon had a 194m net budget, planned to a 110m then even pushed down to just 90m, that went apparently even lower when Rothman got in charge and a surprisely good exchange rate (for the cost of production, not the intl box office) happened to a rumored 75m. With him, Ghostbuster would have been probably at that price point also I would imagine.

Well obviously Tarantino can give 0 dialogue to everyone, give all the dialogue to just one character narrating everyone, and it would be interesting question to ask him why that choice ? What is trying to be conveyed, the motivation, the inspiration for this. Asking why such a prominent use of red in a movie is not implying red should not have been used or that the director could not use red so much, same for the amount of dialogue a character has.

Is it you reading/implying that female has anything here ? Or just was there an artistic choice by having a major characther in the story played my a major actor having so few dialogue but a lot of screentime, that would have been asked regardless of the gender ?

And there is a bit of self-realizing prophecy with attendance. And other genre that often get lot better with a big audience: Jumpscare horror, fanboy-fangirls event movie, people love to go see horror in theater because there is a good crowd. If comedy in theater were more popular it would make a virtuous circle I would imagine, because when people would have went see one, it would have been with a big laughing crowd and would re-go more, like they do with horror and franchise.

That is always getting better has computer/video card get stronger and not for a movie in particular.