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RealLyre

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  1. with a 190M OW TLK would need at least a 2.81x multi to pass TDK (535M) and win the July record which is still isn't guaranteed but 500M should be locked. I'm thinking it'll do $525m-$550M which means about $1.35-$1.4B~ WW total. so basically O/U Ultron OW and WW total.
  2. not sure which expectations you're referring to but industry tracking had TLK opening at 150M-180M a couple of days ago. so 193.5M is well above that range.
  3. oh that would be very bold but I don't see it happening. 2020 will already miss it for sure, Guardians 3 could've had a shot at 200M if it didn't move. (you're talking about 200M OW for single films right correct? not the sum of an entire weekend )
  4. out of everything that's currently announced I don't see any non-CBM/SW film that could open above 200M (other than TLK or Frozen2) maybe saying next decade was an exaggeration, so maybe in the next 5 years?
  5. btw TLK is not underperforming at all. industry tracking had it opening at 150M-180M so anything above that range is over-performing relative to tracking. still want to see OS results but I'm still doubting TLK going much above BatB WW with a sub 200M OW.
  6. another record TLK could aim for is biggest OD for a rotten film which is currently held by BvS's $81.5M. Although if Rth's estimates hold up, TLK might not even reach this milestone
  7. and which studio does? they're just making movies that they think will turn in profit. once they run out of remakes, they'll find something else. also they just got X-Men/F4 rights from buying Fox few months ago which also came with the Avatar movies. and those 3 IPs will surely be hits.
  8. Disney is not to blame for this though, the general audience who want to see their childhood movies remade in live action are. it doesn't matter if the films are great or not as long as there's an audience to see them. blockbuster filmmaking is a primarily a business first, art second. So look how much money the last 2 Disney remakes have done and try to tell the shareholder investors that they've made a bad investment.
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