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56 minutes ago, stripe said:
Early Summer. Many kids still in schools, like in March
I am thinking something like this for the weekend
2.66M
12M
13M
9M
36-37M for the weekend
That's Oblivion's number....and that one never gets into the century club
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Just now, AlterEgo006 said:
Wondy is common name for Wonder Woman. Like Supes for Superman
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Wonder Woman looks to finish around $350M domestic
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26 minutes ago, a2knet said:
POTC needs an 80% bump on Friday for ~6 Fri and ~21 weekend (-67% from 3-day OW of 63)....God All Mighty.
WW will give Pirates some problems, unfortunately
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Will Pirates 5 hit $200M in China ??
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POTC5 looks to do FB number WW : $750M - $800M
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3 hours ago, fmpro said:
I agree. Evening will be stronger and a number around 120-125 mill is in the cards..
65 mill ish OW.. Higher than DOM
If extrapolated to OS total? $500M to $600M total? Most major OS markets see 20% to 30% drop except Russia
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On 26/05/2017 at 5:58 AM, juni78ukr said:
Early estimates 234-238 mln RUB or $4.18-4.24 mln.
82% increase from PotC4. 87% market share.
Should gross at least 950-1000 mln RUB this weekend. Most likely will beat Deadpool (964.4 mln RUB).
are you sure of your source??
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Looks like POTC5's WW will be under POTC4's OS number...
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8 hours ago, baumer said:
Granite Mountain sounded better.
Hear, hear
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14 minutes ago, Bigausorus said:
that's good for Alien ?
Still hope for $100M
With Pacific Rim's (similar opening & genre) multiplier of 2.7, A:C may just make it to 100M
Prometheus has about 2.5 multiplier.
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Paramount now only has Transformers & Mission Impossible franchises to keep them afloat. Why the severed leg? Why?
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The severed leg scene just took me out.
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58 minutes ago, jandrew said:
I had been thinking $45M, but after seeing that AVP adjusts to $55M...plus after seeing Fox's brilliant marketing job, I've been hoping for this to go higher. Looks like this will be a fun one to track. Those $35M predicts can die.
My thoughts exactly
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5 hours ago, Mockingjay Raphael said:
It never had the same buzz of Promtheus, I remember that Prometheus was the most hyped original movie of 2012. Taking off 3D from Alien was the worst decision that they could have made, considering how big the 3D share of Prometheus was.
Fox should put in that 3D engagements.
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1 minute ago, Mockingjay Raphael said:
How so?
Prometheus opened at $6.7m in Australia, Alien at $3.1m.
UK: $9.5m x $6.4m
France: $6.6m x $4.5m
Spain: $4.2m x $1.9m
Mexico: $3.1m x $2.4mIt decreased pretty much in most of Prometheus' major markets, I would say that it is looking to a total just barely above $200m without China. Unless it over-perform in China, I can't see it surpassing $220m OS. And I doubt it will surpass $100m DOM with an OW under $40m.
From the trailer alone, I seem to be missing the feeling of the grand mystery of the Prometheus. Looks like a generic Alien sequel
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37 minutes ago, John Marston said:
Before opening domestically on May 19, 20th Century Fox debuted Ridley Scott’s Alien: Covenant in 34 overseas markets, where the film grossed $42 million. The film is #1 in 19 markets, including South Korea ($7.2M), UK ($6.4M), France ($4.5M), Australia ($3.1M), Spain ($1.9M), and Hong Kong ($1.8M). Alien: Covenant stars Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup, Danny McBride, Demián Bichir, Carmen Ejogo, Amy Seimetz, Jussie Smollett, Callie Hernandez, Nathaniel Dean, Alexander England, and Benjamin Rigby.
Prometheus opened with $10M in UK...current exchange rate make it more or less equal?
Should do better in Russia.
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5 minutes ago, fmpro said:
Whats the budget?
3 minutes ago, John Marston said:111m
Warner/King Arthur ...take note
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Just now, EmpireCity said:
I thought that with Dunkirk as well being a story that the North American audience isn't exactly familiar with, but their marketing has been brilliant so far and I think it is going to be an event film for them.
Dunkirk overperforming is almost a given. Strong trailer. Who cut it?
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5 minutes ago, grim22 said:
This August is death. Won't be surprised if Annabelle wins August.
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2 hours ago, WeneedtotalkaboutKevin said:
Given that it is from WB, I don't find it surprising at all. They are the guys that bet BIG and fail BIGGER.
They did more than Ok with Matrix, Harry Potter, all Nolan big budget titles, and Hobbit Trilogy. Get over-ambitious with Arthur, don't keep the production in check maybe?
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21 hours ago, IndustriousAngel said:
Weekend estimates from insidekino.de:
#1: GotG2 - 250k admissions (-45%)
#2: Arthur - 180k (meh)
#3: Get Out - 100k (-35%)
#4: F&F8 - 65k (-55%)
Where do you think Boss Baby will ned up with 20M euro?
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31 minutes ago, Manchester by the Tree said:
I think Guardians should be good for $50M. I'm not convinced about how strong Alien is going to open.
Marketing is bad in UK?
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47 minutes ago, tribefan695 said:
I hope Ridley decides to leave the franchise alone after this. Some people may still enjoy it but it's clear that there aren't really any more interesting directions to take the universe.
There are 2 more sequels after Covenant
are you sure of your source??
2017 100M Films - 33 down, 3 to go! (Pitchslapped!)
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May is a disappointment. Alien C & Baywatch should have hit $100M.