Willowra

I proved nothing lmao. You're hallucinating. Saying a movie has this budget is an agenda now lmao.

GOTG3 budget is 250 million se per deadline; WF budget was 250 million as per variety and 200 million as per deadline. Do they all have an agenda against Disney movies? And variety has an agenda against female-led movies? The reality is that Disney itself had an agenda against the Marvels. They changed the title of the movie, sidelined the lead character from phase 4, totally neglected this movie, and didn't even talk about it at SDCC 2019 and 2022. Feige announced or talked about every phase 4 or phase 5 movie at SDCC except The Marvels; this is what I call the agenda.

One thing to note here. Deadline counts Video cost separately, so if this budget includes video cost, then the net budget figure could decrease by around $40m in Deadline figure.

That includes participation lmao. Here The Marvels hasn't been released yet so participation money isn't included in the budget, it will be included in next year filing.

Don't you understand? Disney spent $276m as of September 30 2022 on The Marvels & got $58m back in tax rebates, so the net budget of The Marvels as per Disney official filing is $218m.

No need to wait for trades now, as per Disney budget is $218m. Expect article from Forbes in few days that "Disney spent 276m on The Marvels"

Exclusive: The Marvels net budget as per Disney is $218m. Disney spent $276m on The Marvels. https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/12822659/filing-history

Exclusive: The Marvels net budget as per Disney is $218m. Disney spent $276m on The Marvels. https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/12822659/filing-history

Loki S2 episodes will release at Thursday 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET. What would be its impact on Thursday previews of The Marvels?

250m DOM would be a great total, but here we're discussing whether this movie is heading towards disaster, like less than or equal to Eternals DOM total, as ERCboxoffice is predicting.

The scooper which is claiming all these is not saying they are just cameos, she is claiming that Secret Wars will be focused on these past Fox & Sony characters. That account will alone damage Secret Wars to the extent by the time it releases that it won't be able to revover.

I'm saying exactly opposite, just read the comment again.

Sexist fans are already boycotting this movie, and by humiliating Brie Larson by changing the title because of incels, they might have made sure that non-sexist and feminist fans also boycott this movie.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/our-massive-fall-2023-preview-plus-predictions-for/id1489892648?i=1000626293248

ERCboxoffice is saying that The Marvels' long-range forecast is 60–70 m OW and 170m total. If this is BOP's long-range forecast (if they have access to it), then Marvel is heading for disaster at the box office.

This is the official data from Disney; who could fudge it? Disney?

Disney spent $303m on TLM as of August 31, 2022, and received $70m in tax rebates, for a net budget of $233m as of August 31, 2022. If Disney had updated this data before the release of TLM, Caroline Reid of Forbes would have made the article with the misleading headline that TLM cost $303m, and people would have taken that as a budget and declared it Super Flop

Are you saying that Disney put fake data in its annual filing and high-balled the budget of TLM for tax reasons? https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/11035465/filing-history

Even with a 60% DOM cut and a 45% OS cut, like you believe, it still isn't making 28m in profit like this guy claimed.

GOTG3 also didn't break-even with just threatrical revenue. GOTG3 budget is $250m & its WW P&A cost is $150m not $100m like that guy think. It needed $400m in theatrical revenue to break even but it made $361m(50% of US, 40% OS-China & 25% China).

Aquaman could do

People are underestimating Wonka

I don't think good reviews can bump opening weekend gross of a MCU movie by 25%. The OW of a MCU movie depends on hype. In the case of Ant-Man 3, hype was limited to fandom, so it had no chance of opening with $140m

I was actually looking for the production budget of Loki, and then I found some other Disney-registered production companies through "advance search" by using Loki's company registered office address and the incorporation date.

You mean, how did I find this production company, or how did I find the budget?