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Nice.

Last time Norway had 1M admits is over 10 years ago. The original Avatar got something like 700K. Anything close to that would be bonkers. Pre-sales early Jan is good but I do worry if legs will slow down when holidays end.

Is this opening over a 4-day weekend?

Excellent numbers. Also seeing that two local films are doing better than Avatar 2 the last week in terms of admits. Very good for Norwegian box office and theaters.

Has held up well during the holidays. Prob a combination of the solid WOM and not dumping it on D+ alongside the lucrative holiday. Could it get past AoU?

Yeah all of those you mentioned is those I was most torn apart. IDK why but have a feeling that Transformers will do really well. Will be interesting to see! Think 2023 will be a fun year for us in here!

Without China

So trying this. My predictions aren´t really that thought out, so if you see something that seems ridiciolus don´t be shy. Especially on the DOM/Overseas split. 1. MI7 $1.04B ($400 dom) 2. Mario $934M ($350 dom) 3. Aquaman $920M ($400 dom) 4. GotG $810M ($382 dom) 5. Autobots $789M ($290M dom) 6. Flash $750M ($240 dom) 7. Marvels $740M ($340 dom) 8. Fast X $720 ($189 dom) 9. Indy $650M ($205 (dom) 10. Ant-Man $557M ($301 dom) 11. Dune part 2 $550M ($150 (Dom) 12. Oppenheimer $490M ($100 dom) 13. Shazam $450M ($175 dom) 14. Blue Beetle $390M ($140 dom) 15. John Wick 4 $350M ($120M dom)

I´m liking what´s going on right now from Avatar. Hoping for 600M+.

March aswell imo

21,8M

Wakanda Forever is holding well with the holiday boost.

These directors and twitter can cry about movies flopping but let´s be honest how was Babylon not flopping? 3-hours, Rated R, horrible reviews and horrible CS score suggesting WOM isn´t that all. It got every ingredient to flop. Everything Everywhere got to 100M from what 25M budget? Dune (I consider it as a orginal film tho it´s prob not really) got to 400M. Original films can succeed, not maybe on the level of a MCU movie, or Avatar but there is room for it. The budget on this was way 2 high. Did he really need 80M to make this movie?

2023 wil be a great year for the box office but no big wild hits on the level of Top Gun or higher. But a lot of 200-300M domestic and 500-700M worldwide

Shang-Chi was one of the best solo MCU movies imo

Avatar prob reached it´s peak on the first one but I def can see the next ones staying around 1,5B-2B rather then dropping movie by movie.

Fans are fans, the fact that they call themselves fans but couldn´t see where this was going without Feige standing on a stage announcing shit says all about them. Marvel can´t have a Phase 4 especially on the movies side. They need to get them right. The GA is more important than fans that will complain no matter what. If they deliver on that they momentum will get stronger. That schedule is way tight right now. But we will see, for all we know they may not delay it. They could delay some other movies that are less important for the overall saga.

Imma guess he is. Marvel don´t have Downey or Evans for this so leaving their biggest hero out even though it could make sense narratively prob won´t happen. But who knows. Also Kang Dynasti is def moving back a year.

The MCU schedule as we know it now will.change. Several stuff is getting delayed with Marvel evaluating their approach for. phase 5 and 6. So the schedule will prob get more breathing space

Top Gun Maverick is next now.

Should be illegal to underestimate that much from Disney

I checked it out - this new look was just the trailer shortened down to a tv spot. So basically it was nothing

40.8 - 14,5 = 26,3M - confirmed put it on reddito

Did this look ever come? First Marvel movie in a long time where everyone is hopefully not having to high expectations. I´m thinking 75M OW and 220M domestic. Worldwide to be around 560M total.

Avatar is doing great business imo. Yeah it won´t maybe reach the heights that some of us predicted and hoped but are we really going to be this is not ending up as a good result?