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More like OD/Total, but I'm not sure, that's why I think is just likely. I mean, sales in fandango are pretty heavy for tuesday shows: 4804 2019-07-01 MON Spider-Man Far From Home 31702 2019-07-02 TUE Spider-Man Far From Home 7055 2019-07-03 WED Spider-Man Far From Home

For sure. The Amazing Spider Man did $35m on a tuesday OD 7 years ago and its total was $262m. Spider Man 8 is going be higher and likely more frontloaded. Yes, with $3m, I can see $40m+ 5-day happening. Walkups were strong yesterday. fdg = fandango 😅

Opening is tomorrow. Today is previews. Maybe it is releasing tomorrow to take some advantage before Spider Man and Stranger Things 3 release next week. I don't know right. Another month would be better imo.

Annabelle Comes Home fdg sales for tuesday compared to The First Purge says $2.4m-$2.5m. Maybe my judgement is wrong, but I see ~$3m.

''4 Conjuring movies combined'' meant TC 1 (2013) + Annabelle (2014) + TC 2 (2016) + Annabelle C (2017). The Nun came out only ~1-2 years after AC and TC2. Since then, fandango presales don't increased far enough to justify a spin off selling more on presales than its whole franchise combined since it didn't open so far above the previous movies.

Presales for TN were too high ‘The Nun’ Outpaces All Four ‘Conjuring’ Movies Combined in Fandango Presales

United Artists Releasing Orion’s Child’s Play posted a great preview number last night with $1.65M, higher than Blumhouse/Universal’s Ma which made $1.4M.

Lol. Based on fandango sales for now, I see about $12m for TS4 with some comparisons I did. Child's Play $1.5m+, but maybe I'm wrong, let's see final sales.

4 fresh, 0 rotten. Lol. Is UAR buying reviews? I hope yes. They need a hit.

Toy Story 4: No animated short before new Disney Pixar film Pixar' shorts were amazing. Good times when Pixar was free. RIP

What does mean a lesbian hair? Is it like a blonde short hair feeling attracted by another blonde short hair?

UAR is doing an aggressive marketing campaign

Obviously, but people here keep saying movie is awful and there's no hope for it.

"(...)For the record, the version of the film that Boone turned in was allegedly decent enough, with solid test scores and only a few pick-ups in the works to solidify what worked. The choice to go horror was allegedly first broached by Boone himself from the beginning but was accepted by Fox retroactively only after another studio’s “young kids confront a supernatural monster” flick hit pay dirt. That said, there was value in making the film stand out as an outright horror film so that the X-Men spin-off would be as distinct as Deadpool or the Wolverine movies. (...)" Source: As 'Dark Phoenix' Bombs, Should 'The New Mutants' Premiere On Hulu Or Disney+? BOT's psychic members told us movie is unsaveable and awful.

I would say $2.4-2.5m for MIBI

You suggested that Disney needed to spend "big" money to release NM. I have shown you that it is not like that.

I said release costs, not budget. Distributor keeps spending money to keep the movie in theaters.

Disney spent $0 to produce NM and as I had said before, these expenses increase after the film is released according to reception / success. Films don't significantly increase initial release costs if it doesn't do as expected at BO. These movies you cited were big hits.

Makes sense, but they didn't take so long to make some changes in Fox calendar. So why did Disney bother to find a new date for NM in theaters if the movie is unsaveable and it is going to D+?

I was just making an assumption if Disney decided to reshoot NM. They really don't need it if they don't want to. A mid budgeted movie doesn't have to make $ 1bi to be considered a success and well ... Disney spent $ 170m doing Dumbo. How did you get to that number? The only costs that Disney would have with this movie, releasing it in the theaters (as it is) would be the marketing and release costs. Do you know how much is spent worldwide to release and marketing small films? According to the deadline: Unfriended ($ 44m) Insidious 3 ($ 44m) The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel ($ 54m) Paper Towns ($ 51.50m) And those are the total approximate costs. These expenses increase after the film is released according to reception / success. Films don't significantly increase initial release costs if the film doesn't do as expected. People told me that Dark Phoenix would have the same FF 2015 quality level and it didn't. Seriously, if New Mutants is so garbage, horrible, unsaveable, why didn't Disney simply put it on Hulu? If the film is unsaveable, why are they still wondering what to do with it? If Disney is forced to release this "unsaveable piece of crap" in theaters, why haven't they released it on a limited theatrical run with little or no marketing?

If Fox refused to pull the trigger on reshoots for NM, why would Disney when DP just bombed, and by all accounts NM is a worse mess then DP was? What part of "Maybe it's impossible to save" don't you understand? You really do have no idea of the realities of the film business. And you continue to ignore that just releasing and marketing a film is going to cost as much as NM cost to make. Maybe Disney would reshoot New Mutants to prevent it from becoming a bomb like DP? Like I said before, New Mutants is not a kind of expensive movie. It's not fair to compare it to a movie like Solo. Wasn't I clear when I said: "I'm not saying it will be bigger because of... trailer views, but I mean there's a lot of curiosity about this movie"? I mean there's big potential for NM.... just like there was bigger potential for Red Sparrow.

1. Movie looks very cheap. There's only 1 location, no big stars and cheap visual effects from what I've seen from trailer. Disney could reshoot the same movie 3x and prob budget would keep under $100m. 2. 39m of views in this one:

Dark Phoenix is going to do about $300m WW with weak reception from audience. A well received New Mutants movie could to do that or even more. In youtube, New Mutants has more trailer views than Dark Phoenix. I'm not saying it will be bigger because of... trailer views, but I mean there's a lot of curiosity about this movie. Horror movies has a audience and superheroes movies too. A well received NM movie can bring enough people to do $300m+ WW.

You said that Dark Phoenix bombed because the movie was not good. Disney is thinking about the possibility of doing reshoots to improve NM and you're suggesting they shouldn't do it? WTF. Isn't better to release a better movie? There's an audience for it.