charlie Jatinder

So WW84 is a theatrical disaster. How are people around you interested in getting this thing on HBO Max?

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-conversation="none"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WonderWoman1984?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WonderWoman1984</a> grossed an estimated $35mn internationally (exc. LATAM) in its opening weekend. LATAM numbers aren&#39;t available but are expected to be $2mn Approx or lower.<br><br>Underperformed everywhere, South Asia, Spain &amp; Middle East relatively okay. <a href="https://t.co/S00HBlSniE">pic.twitter.com/S00HBlSniE</a></p>&mdash; charlie. (@meJat32) <a href="https://twitter.com/meJat32/status/1340653572254539779?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 20, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

42k T-2 days PS for WW84. That's about 20% of Captain Marvel. Guess we can expect 700k weekend admits, roughly $5mn gross.

¥30mn Sunday. ¥122mn Approx weekend. PS for tomorrow looks awful. ¥180mn full run.

Seriously. Lemme look. Checked. Only 720p HDRip. Quality is low per comments.

Very average pre-sales for Wonder Woman 1984 in India, lagging behind TENET. Few months back, was thinking a good increase on original but now with HBO Max release 2 days after theatrical release and dull awareness, will struggle to match the opening of original. Opening day of DCEU films in India Birds Of Prey - ₹0.8cr Shazam - ₹3.6cr Aquaman - ₹6.94cr (₹2.6cr Previews) Justice League - ₹7.7cr Wonder Woman - ₹3cr Batman V Superman - ₹10.94cr (₹5.8cr Previews)

25th Feb The Eight Hundred Blu-ray.

way under.

The Eight Hundred till 17th December 2020 China - $452.55mn Hong Kong - $0.44mn North America - $0.37mn Australia - $0.25mn Singapore and Malaysia - $0.4mn Korea - $0.09mn Middle East - $0.08mn New Zealand - $0.06mn Europe - $0.05mn Total - $454.3mn

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-conversation="none"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WonderWoman1984?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WonderWoman1984</a> grossed $12.75mn Approx internationally (exc. LATAM) on Saturday, taking its total to $26.75mn Approx (exc. LATAM).<br><br>China remain the top play with $14mn followed by Taiwan $2.1mn, Thailand $1.5mn &amp; Spain $1.3mn Approx.<br><br>Weekend now looks like $35mn (exc. LATAM). <a href="https://t.co/Gr4JlrLpRA">pic.twitter.com/Gr4JlrLpRA</a></p>&mdash; charlie. (@meJat32) <a href="https://twitter.com/meJat32/status/1340525644485038080?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 20, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

27mn is done by Saturday excluding LATAM. 40mn is the floor IMO.

One can They got 200mn people paying them $10 per month. Presently they are only one with no close competition near.

Under TROS Ok that's excessive. ¥200-225mn.

Theaters closed @fmpro? Massive drop for everything. Retfærdighedens ryttere only 15k admits taking its total to 455k.

And IIRC the Saturday was less than Friday which shows how fans of local cast would have watched it on opening day and then it crapped itself in legs.

I might that would explain the poor VFX and look of film very well Also, IDK who said here, may be it was Firedeep, he said its propoganda film of Fire department, so may be think of it as $100mn promotional budget 😛

I think presence of Chinese cast would have helped the film a lot in China and South Eastern markets. Will see how the numbers compare in Middle East as that's only place where it can be compared as a neutral ground.

There are at least 100mn MCU hardcore fans out there, so not a worry. First F4 came when Superheroes were just USA and West thing. Who even know about F4 of 2015. You can make a case that F4 are very lesser known outside USA, so MCU will have to make a nothing property do well, which is what they have been doing so far.

Naa, I will only get weekend numbers. Also WB won't report till Sunday in USA.

The story had chance to work really well. I guess you have seen it? It did very well in Japan. Ran for like 10-11 months there in limited release, and have random screenings every now and then.

My question was, where did he spent $100mn because VFx are bad. $100mn should give you very decent VFx. Is he paid too much like $20mn? or some big actor in film paid too much. This is what a $25mn Indian film look and $15mn of it went to just two actor's fees.

I think marketing. The film releasing all of sudden in December was surprise. I still can't believe WB is dumping it like this. Usually you have cast of film doing rounds of interviews and promotional events. When the first trailer came, it was red hot but that was so long ago. After that all the promos were basically footage from first trailer. So there wasn't any reignition in the buzz. Other reason I would like to believe though could be just something I think, in MCU you want to watch every film because something happens in every film. If not general audience, after 10 years there's a big enough 100mn plus hard core fans across world who are keeping up with what's happening and then there are millions of casual fans. WW84 felt like a standalone film. DCEU is going nowhere. So there wasn't any thrill as such. To top all these, the film is coming in free next week. It will be interesting to see how the traffic of film outside America is next week after its HBO Max release, when it hit piracy platform. I think China social media will be best judge of it.

One film I very surprised Chinese didn't like is Baahubali. It should have done HUGE there.

So I watched the trailer of The Rescue. Where did they put the $100mn budget? The VFx and action looks pathetic.

Seems like ¥48-50mn Saturday.