charlie Jatinder

UK don't have properly air conditioned screens commonly?

Candyman did big in next 3 days, will be interesting if Nope can manage that. T-2 day of Candyman was 148, I am expecting Nope to be around 300-350. With that pace the final comp should settle around 4-5M I think.

Endgame 2D would be $725M+, next would be No Way Home, Titanic and Top Gun Maverick. TFA probably 5th.

Around 40% of Deathly Hallows was in 3D. ATP will be around $10-10.25.

SUN Thor 4 - 14.2 Minions - 8.2 Crawdads - 4.65 TGM - 3.9

May be $725-750M final for Top Gun: Maverick. Thor 4 probably $240-250M final.

Nope Harkins T-4 Days Shows Capacity Sold % Sold Gross ATP 167 46,917 895 1.91% $12,447 $13.91 Comps 0.499x of Minions - $5.6M (adj for ATP) 1.744x of Where the Crawdads Sing - $4M Not good signs dropping against Crawdads like that. It can still explode like The Black Phone and US on final day, so let's see.

so this was the moment that sealed the 2022 fate. BP can do well may be.

Harkins Sunday Crawdads - 7665/38108 (200 showings) $72,176 Not that strong day as pre-sales would have suggested. This should be $4.3-4.4M.

https://numero.co/reports/2022/07/18/top-gun-maverick-overtakes-spider-man-no-way-home Thor A$31.88M after 2nd weekend. A$11.64M in last 7 days. Full run can reach A$43-45M or so I guess. Top Gun A$81.29M total. 20% drop this weekend. Added A$3.25M in last 7 days. A$88-90M full run.

HP 1 was $986M approx in its original run. In Titanic time i.e. 1997 exchange rates, it would be $1.1B approx vs $1.8B of Titanic. At Endgame exchange rate and ticket prices, it will be $1.7B approx. There is some market expansion but doing what it did in 2001 in terms of admits is unlikely as well, so $1.6-1.8B mostly.

Chris Evans went on from co-lead Highest grossing film of all time to do streaming films

HP1 had around 57-60M admits in USA while DH2 was only 37M approx. Drop was there with every film in almost every market but ER kept getting better throughout 2000s, keeping the gross stable. The following are admits in EU. Not fully accurate, but around the actuals. Title Year EU Admits US Gross US Admits US/EU Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 2001 61,426,917 $317,575,550 58,810,287 0.96 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 2002 52,882,041 $261,988,482 47,205,132 0.87 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 2004 40,642,736 $249,541,069 39,926,571 0.99 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 2005 44,468,665 $290,013,036 44,963,261 1.02 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 2007 38,598,652 $292,004,738 41,127,428 1.08 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince 2008 35,681,017 $301,959,197 40,805,297 1.13 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 2010 35,640,132 $295,983,305 35,876,764 1.01 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 2011 38,000,000 $381,011,219 37,354,041 0.93

not nearly as good as Immigrant.

Watching Hulk and Loki fight in Ragnarok, if you gonna have Zeus alive, have him and some other gods join the fight in the end instead of kids.

I guess probably add some limitations to it. Thor having Odin powers now, should be able to do it. Ragnarok basically did Korg, etc fighting Hela's army. Kids could have done that. this vs whatever was in L&T

I will probably cut whole of Jane storyline. Just bringing her back to kill again. Ugh. She was good riddance in Ragnarok. Mjolnir remains dead as well. Now since the film was literally gonna be Ragnarok 2.0 ish, why not make it one. Thor entry in Ragnarok was him captive and then killing Surtur in an awesome fight scene. Here they tried to do the same, but the threat didn't seem as good as Surtur with some random aliens. Make that better and use Guardians. Ragnarok marketing had Hulk vs Thor as one big thing along with Hela breaking Mjolnir. This movie should have used Thor vs Zeus as that big fight in middle of film, instead of killing Zeus in just one shot. That fight in God's city could have been done whole lot better with Thor vs Zeus going head to head instead of random god guards getting killed. The reason for fight was good enough as well, Zeus can't risk Thor leaving Omnicity as that may lead Gorr to them. Probably show Gorr killing that dragon type god in the beginning of film and quite brutally. Sell him as the bad guy. Do the flashback of daughter dying & that god in beginning turning out to be jerk in the third act to give it emotions. The kids fighting monsters could have been done better and epic, instead of just being a joke. Do with a banger song like Immigrant in Ragnarok. Here it was some random BGM playing. Will remove the whole Eternity storyline. Gorr killing gods being an evil powerful sword wielder is good enough.

I literally have to search, who that guy is , so pretty accurate. One of the better moments of film.

And IM3 itself was eh final. Should have done $500M with that start if it was good film.

Yeah probably $565-570M finish without Japan. DOM looks like $373-375M. Leaving $55-62M for Japan aka ¥7.5-8.4B which seems a bit for it. End around $985-990M.

1. MCU audience is a lot bigger than it was during IM 3 & Civil War. 2. You have a Captain Marvel moving doing $425M+. A Black Panther movie doing $700M. A Thor movie can EASILY do $500M+. 3. It's all ifs and whats now so not really objective. Give me Ragnarok level action and film, I will give you nearly $500M for L&T.

Thor will be grossing $340M DOM & $375M+ INT. Thats will be giving Disney $370M+ theatrical share, almost $120M surplus for budget theatrically alone. Then there is home media, TV, etc revenue which will more than easily cover marketing, overheads & participation costs. Disney will end up making $100M+ from film. Besides 25M+ admits in USA is a Super Hit level of biz.

The $725M it will do is actually par $1B with normal ER & missing markets, so that $1B disappointment isn't gonna be an issue here. Thor 4 should have perhaps done $1.3B

Its anyways too late after reviews to have any sort of expectations. $500M is what it should have done. Simple. You don't need to be as strong as Iron Man for $500M.

Oh financially Th4r is a Huge Hit. There's simply no doubt on that but just becoming Huge Hit isn't enough always. If Endgame had only done $1.5B, it would have been a Disaster.