Is this referring to TV shows and stuff, or the Into the Spiderverse universe? If the latter, dunno about calling it a “universe” just yet with only 1 movie.
Yeah, I mean, definitely not where I’m setting my expectations. Heck, R$240 would be a **great** result even if it’s a slight decrease. My thoughts about R$300 are very similar to a DOM 300M OW — I know it’s probably out of reach, but a 5-10% increase from IW just gets so close the possibility taunts me.
And already we have a doubter for Crazy Marvelous Asian.
What I’m most curious about with that Shang-Chi announcement is the scheduling. Seems like the ratio of upcoming non-sequel:sequel marvel movies we know about right now is unusually high.
I don’t know if this means yes or no. It looks like Solo might have pulled in some 180M in theatrical revenue, which should more than make up for the difference in production budget, but Solo probably spent a lot more on marketing too.
After having checked some prime holiday dates for the rest of this decade, it’s my suspicion that this is actually the first time in history (would be glad to be proven wrong if anyone has a better way to check). Black Friday 2012 got close, and actually has the entire daily top 5 over 10M adjusted with Life of Pi just barely squeaking in.
Maybe I don’t understand this list, cause it sure seems like some China movies are missing. If it’s to compile the top 10 individual market grosses thi seems year it should be:
1. BP
2. AIW
3. I2
4. Operation Red Sea China
5. Detective Chinatown China
6. Dying to Survive China
7. JW2
8. Hello Mr. Billionaire China
9. AIW China
10. Monster Hunt 2 China
And DP2 doesn’t even make the list.