Alexander
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But that doesn't make much sense for me. Most of that crowd became Top Gun fans when they were young rebels. Or at least in their heads. Fir them Maverick was like some time machine.
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70M budget and OS probably won't count for more than 30-35% so this may not make any money in theaters.
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Too many just don't like Sneider as a person, that's it. And Honestly... This looks fine but I don't expect more than a 6-7/10 movie and 350-370M WW-China.
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Gladiator's main audience was 30+ or 35+. Now they're 55-75 or so and current audience in early 30s don't gave the same connection to this genre. Obviously this is just my opinion but I believe that a lot of people will be dissapointed with G2 bix office
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I think most of these guys are very young and didn's see any film made before the Attack of the Clones lol. I think whole film twitter is like that and doesn't matter whether they stan Marvel, A24 or The Bear. Their opinion don't mean much. They like one thing and ten minutes later they just switch to another thing.
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Yeah, absolutely. If this was just Deadpool 3 then I'd say 550-700 WW but member berries probably add 150-200 minimum.
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Yeah... About that:
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Genuinely tired of Reynolds so will only see it for OG FoxVerse + if reactions are at least decent.
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Looks fine but lacks any X factor. Think it can still make 300-350 WW but they really need to attract 35+ males.
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200-250M WW at best.
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Sounds like the perfect job for Peyton Reed lol. Honestly these big studios basically transformed into factories during mid / late 2010s and last year it became obvious a big part of audience had enough so what's the logic behind pushing a project like this one? They're lowering value of their top brands like there's no tomorrow and really that's how suits treat studio bussiness these days. Just deliver products and who cares how the biz looks like five years from now.
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Yeah, this year is awful. I'll only pay to see Deadpool and Joker. Maybe Gladiator or Wolfs if reviews are really good.
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The Box Office Buzz, Tracking, and Pre-Sale Thread
Alexander replied to Shawn Robbins's topic in Box Office Discussion
Yeah, I thought MW is looking like 6-6.5 wed+thu and 12-15 fri+sat+sun lol. -
The crazy thing is Sony / Columbia schedule is even worse.
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I think they'll end up as a factory for streaming services. Basically what Skydance was doing for some time now.
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Basically Film Twitter told Disney it's the right thing to do to finally release those Pixar movies in theaters but because Film Twitter is literally maybe 17 people and only 4 of them actually buy tickets. So these numbers are hardly surprising.
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The Disney Thread | Iger will be with us until 2026
Alexander replied to A Marvel Fanboy's topic in Box Office Discussion
This will be the year of layoffs everywhere anyway so... -
It's possible Casey Bloys is not interested so if MAX don't want Ayer's cut then what. Or it would cost too much. Or they don't think it's any good and would only hurt DC brand more.
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I agree. In my country a lot of people totally gave up on meeting someone new and on their hobbies and so on. It's just so depressing.
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Deadline: "Per NRG, around two-thirds of Americans prefer watching movies at home (64% at home vs. 36% in theater) versus 2018, when the preference of cinema viewing outpaced that of the home (57% theater vs. 43% home)."
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I think this is the new normal. Ticket sales were dropping since what? Early/mid 00s? Despite US population growing from 290M to 340M. Then Disney totally overperformed in 2010s but every other studio was generating less and less money from domestic market. Those trends were already there but what would normally happened over maybe 6-7 years it eventually only needed 2 because of covid.
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9B in 2023 translates to something like 6.5B in late 2010s when domestic market generated 11-12B.
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Christmas-New Year Weekdays Thread (12/26-28)
Alexander replied to Borobudur's topic in Numbers and Data
I just think TCP is similar to Swift or Freddy. It has its audience but very little chance to attract anyone outside of that group. And 90-100M budget is crazy. Under 30M OS likely so even if they kept marketing+distribution around 30-40M they'll have problems to cover that budget. -
Well, if Sony sell Columbia then they automatically lose those Spidey film rights.
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And... do we still count Columbia? They make only few movies per year, their blockbusters cost just 100-120M max, don't have their own streaming service and very few IPs, if Sony sells then they lose Spider-Man rights and probably Playstation rights, I would guess. Their only worth is basically buildings plus what? Ghostbusters and some Adam Sandler comedies from 20 years ago?
