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TOP 10 Venezuelan Box Office from June 15th to June 18th: 01.- THE FLASH - 19.526 tickets (New) 02.- SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDERVERSE - 17.868 (150.996) 03.- TRANSFORMERS: RISE OF THE BEASTS - 10.050 (42.711) 04.- THE LITTLE MERMAID - 8.656 (152.910) 05.- FAST X - 8.366 (280.344) 06.- THE SUPER MARIO BROS. MOVIE - 2.360 (1.221.413) 07.- LA CHICA DEL ALQUILER (Local Movie) - 1.647 (14.253) 08.- GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Vol. 3 - 948 (184.318) 09.- ASTEROID CITY - 585 (New) 10.- THE KINDRED - 373 (2.838) Source: ASOINCI, A.C.

To be fair with James Gunn, The Flash is the result of the messy previous administrations at WB/DC. The real test will be Superman Legacy.

Yeah, I'm done talking about TLM. It's getting exhausting.

Dude, I'm just stating the facts. If you like the movie that's fine, good for you. But I don't go around harassing people for saying something bad about a movie that I like but others don't like you.

And a week ago I said I was wrong about that and that I was also wrong about my Spiderverse 2 prediction. What's your point?

Friendly reminder that Disney+ is still losing money (and subscribers) to the company. And as other posters have said. TLM is doing Ok domestically. Its just that with so many movies flopping all around, it makes it the movie look like a BO juggernaut in comparison.

That show was already in production during the making of the live action remake. They already invested money on it, so it was always gonna come out regardless of the box office results.

Honestly... An animated Moana sequel would have been the more financially wise decision.

It needs 200 pages to break even. But don't worry, toy sales, merchandise and streaming rights can help alot.

In the 60s the big budget musicals/westerns/biblical movies where bombing harder with each new release, witch lead to an era of more bold and daring low budget movies that gave birth to the New Age Hollywood in the late 60s and early 70s. The comic book/IP Franchises/Disney movies are the equivalent of that in the 2020s. Movies like EEAAO from A24 proved that small budget movies can be successful in theaters and not just rely on streaming. We are slowly entering in a new era, we just don't know what kind of movies will dominate the box office just yet.

Typically a movie needs to multiply 2.5 times worldwide it's production budget to break even. Meaning, TLM needs 625 million worldwide to break even.

If Wish bombs too... it's game over, man. I don't know how Disney can recover from this. In the past at least they had Lasseter, but now... man, things are about to get ugly in Burbank.

I really thought Elemental was gonna do more. I'm still processing this.

Guys, I'm so so sorry. I tried to post a meme with the Lego movie characters about the state of the box office and my post got really screwed over hard with an insanely long javascript text. I'm really embarrassed, and I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience I caused in this thread.

I fear for the day Your Name (Kimi No Na Wa) becomes a Hollywood live action remake... witch is never, I hope.

Don't forget the Pasta, Ferrari, Nutella and two Godfather movies.

This is Batman V Superman "standing ovation" situation all over again.

Yeah, I agree. Victoria Alonso is very white too. I don't know why the heck the media was calling that woman a "person of color".

Well then, the only thing I can do is to vote with my wallet I guess.

Ouch. My derby might be even more fucked.

Orion and the Dark? Oh no. Comcast really don't know how to handle this studio.

I care. I want original animated movies from other studios to do great.

Well, shit. Ezra Miller fucked my derby.

Wait a minute... I thought Sleeping Beauty was shot in Super Technirama 70 (same with the Black Cauldron) and that Lady and the Tramp was the movie shot in the CinemaScope format.

How bout' Interstellar numbers (677 million WW)?