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8 minutes ago, NamakFiskKa said:
Who the fuck is this ?
15 minutes ago, Fullbuster said:According to RTH Brazil doesn't slow down, the movie has a very strong growth there.
8 minutes ago, NamakFiskKa said:Who the fuck is this ?
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Something tells me JL will hit somewhere around MoS WW of $668M......
Back to the drawing board?
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Justice League with a bit of Superman is like The Avengers with a Tony Stark cameo.
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10 hours ago, fmpro said:
Wont do much in Japan either
BvS did only $16M in Japan. Japan will not be a factor.
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9 hours ago, marveldcfox said:
Loving the bombage.
Even Wonder Woman couldn't save this nonsense.
If a new director steps up, will DCEU finally gets rid of the Curse?
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11 hours ago, bladels said:
Giving JL a very generous 2.7x multiplier gets it to $760M WW and that should be the absolute ceiling for JL
I'm thinking it'll be around $680-690M finish for JL
A huge disappointment. Imagine if The Avengers movies made less than $1B WW.
Still, not a terrible number if JL can get to that.
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2 hours ago, titanic2187 said:
2 week between two superhero blockbuster, anyone could recall any nearer distance than this pair? thor 3 and JL
2 hours ago, RagnaRoc said:X-Men First Class and Green Lantern opened two weeks apart.
TASM and TDKR opened 2... and a half weeks apart.
GotG and TMNT opened a week apart.
X-Men: Apocalypse and TMNT2 opened a week apart.
Judging from the above results,I fear for the health of JL....
despite WW success. There could be only one ...in a single month.
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2 hours ago, Mojoguy said:
Thor 3 is going to make $900M WW!
$800M WW is more realistic at this point.
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2 hours ago, aabattery said:
Wow, great pun in the title.
No, those with Gregorian calendar celebrate Thor's Day every week
Just like Sun Day or Mo(o)n Day.
Wednesday is Odin's Day
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12 hours ago, MCKillswitch123 said:
- Split
- The Lego Batman Movie
- Fifty Shades Darker
- Get Out
- Logan
- Kong: Skull Island
- Beauty And The Beast
- The Boss Baby
- The Fate Of The Furious
- Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
- Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
- Wonder Woman
- Cars 3
- Transformers: The Last Knight
- Baby Driver
- Despicable Me 3
- Spider-Man: Homecoming
- War For The Planet Of The Apes
- Dunkirk
- Girls Trip
- Annabelle: Creation (not there yet but pretty much a lock)
- It
- Kingsman: The Golden Circle
- The Lego Ninjago Movie
- Blade Runner 2049
- Thor: Ragnarok
- A Bad Moms Christmas
- Daddy's Home 2
- Murder On The Orient Express
- Justice League
- Coco
- The Disaster Artist
- The Shape Of Water
- Star Wars: The Last Jedi
- Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle (if Baywatch didn't cross 100M, this is not a safe bet anymore either)
- Pitch Perfect 3
- The Post
- The Greatest Showman
Wildcards (aka potential 100M crossers) in italic. The record can be beaten, but it will be very close.
Baywatch has a great cast but the bloody luridness, the gratuitous extreme nudity and the extreme gross out jokes are not there in the original TV series.
Audience just tuned out. But Jumanji looks to be the typical big family movie GA is expecting during the Holidays
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12 hours ago, WrathOfHan said:
The 22 we have/will have
23. Kingsman: The Golden Circle
24. The LEGO Ninjago Movie
25. Blade Runner 2049
26. Thor: Ragnarok
27. Murder on the Orient Express
28. Justice League
29. Coco
30. The Shape of Water
31. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
32. Pitch Perfect 3
33. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
34. The Papers
This is gonna be close.
These are not locked IMO
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On 03/09/2017 at 9:15 PM, That One Guy said:
IT - $500M
Home Again - $5M
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Is this the one with the siege warfare plot?
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On 31/08/2017 at 1:58 PM, iJackSparrow said:
I fucking ADORED this movie. Everyone was awesome. Jackson, Reynolds, Yung, Oldman, HAYEK. It reminded me those old buddy cop films like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Lethal Weapon. I seriously would be down for a sequel and I do think that it could be possible if it catches on OS and in home video / netflix. I'd be totally down for that.
I like the cast and this one has that light Lethal Weapon feel. If only they cut the profanities and the gore, it could get a wider audience.
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On 21/08/2017 at 3:24 PM, DAJK said:
Thought the action was pretty well directed in this. Hughes could have made a pretty kick ass R rated Expendables film honestly.
Yea, I was too surprised by the camerawork in this movie. This guy could do much bigger albeit more mainstream stuff.
Or maybe he just had an excellent 2nd unit ....
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1 hour ago, Ryan Reynolds said:
cinema empty this weekend, never even showed my ticket to anyone, usually they tear your ticket when you walk in, the only workers were in concessions
Good for these guys :
Gunning for 10% weekend drop...
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59 minutes ago, Barnack said:
Box office after the Oscar nomination annoucement of movie released before september in the past:
Hurt locker 4.3m
Beast: $1.5m
Boyhood: $979k
Midnight in paris: $300k
Winter bone: $260k
Grand budapest hotel: $215k
The help: $100k
Fury Road: $0
Hell or high water : $0
Tree of Life: $0
Toy story 3: 0
Kids of All rights: 0
Inception: 0
Up: 0
District 9: 0
Inglorious bastard: 0
When talking early release date, Oscar can help the winner or very small movie that have people learning about them for the first time by the Oscar nomination annoucement.
For a movie that achieved complete saturation (almost anyone that would care about the Oscar are already aware of Dunkirk) like Dunkirk with that release date (DVD release in november) I'm not sure the Oscar can have any effect box office wise, outside winning best picture and even then should not be big. It is about helping home video performance at that point.
Dunkirk will earn close to $180M this Labor Day weekend and will hit $190M in a month or 2. If Warner decides for an Oscar push, it could play on for months longer and war movie is easier to sell than a historical drama or some quirky indie darling. But you are right: historical data speaks volume.
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Dunkirk will hit $200M with Oscar push. You heard it here first
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$10M more from Japan?
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Despicable 3 just hit $200M, should be up on that list
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How is TF5 doing?
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On 17/07/2017 at 11:08 PM, filmlover said:
I think Prometheus numbers ($125M) would be really good for this. It's unlikely Villeneuve and co. are trying to restart a franchise here.
Not so bullish on this one. Not saying it will be a bad movie but it looks to be too cerebral for GA.
Prometheus opened big because of the promise of Xenomorphs. When GA realised Prometheus
is about something else, they dumped it.
$100M is closer to what 2049 can do.
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I think the word "War" is a major deterrent for moviegoers, even for fans of the first 2.
Rise is about escape and Dawn is about struggle. War implies active participation in aggressive
behaviour. Nobody likes a warring ape clan, Dawn is against that idea. And War against humans,
even though it is "bad" humans, make for a rather dark & depressing story for GA and casual fans
looking for fun & lighter fares.
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12 hours ago, Blaze Heatnix said:
I think under 600 is almost a lock.
Don't think
Thursday Numbers:JL $1.89M...
in Numbers and Data
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With $15M weekend, JL will be at $195M.
It should finish around $225M to $235M.
It's up to OS markets now... They should have
started with solo movies, build the Universe gradually.