Wknd "Paramount Actuals": TF4 -100.04M | RTH Favorite Radio Station - 97.5 FM [Actuals pg 11]

[reddevil18]

This is so fucking laughable. Eh, whatever.

 

On the bright side, this means they're open to some Interstellar fudging. 100 million OW is locked! Even if it ends up with a 1.85 multiplier. 

[CoolioD1]

I don't think ASM2 qualifies as a "blockbuster" at this point.

sorta is. made more than the last one overseas. we'll just hedge our bets and call it a flopbuster.

[Mango]

This is so fucking laughable. Eh, whatever.

 

On the bright side, this means they're open to some Interstellar fudging. 100 million OW is locked! Even if it ends up with a 1.85 multiplier. 

 

Maybe they've been taking from TF4 this whole time and is storing it for Interstellar.

[ecstasy]

I need Blankments to get that soy sauce and chopsticks out.

[ecstasy]

I don't think ASM2 qualifies as a "blockbuster" at this point.

 

Sure it does. $200m is $200m. If Maleficent and Godzilla are blockbusters then so is Spidey!

[CoolioD1]

marvel wish paramount was still distributing their movies. 95 million opening weekend? no way they would've just taken that. anything in the upper half of the 90s is fair game to be given a little, big push.

Edited June 30, 2014 by CoolioD1

[Mango]

Sure it does. $200m is $200m. If Maleficent and Godzilla are blockbusters then so is Spidey!

 

I don't consider either blockbusters. 

 

The only two movies I'll call a blockbuster this year are Cap and Lego.

[ecstasy]

I don't consider either blockbusters. 

 

The only two movies I'll call a blockbuster this year are Cap and Lego.

 

Well that's you.

[Mango]

Well that's you.

 

$250 million seems fair with all the 3D and IMAX and what not. 

[CoolioD1]

generally 200 dom/500 worldwide is my arbitrary blockbuster cutoff.

[ecstasy]

$250 million seems fair with all the 3D and IMAX and what not. 

 

You judge as you please.

[Fancyarcher]

I don't consider either blockbusters. 

 

The only two movies I'll call a blockbuster this year are Cap and Lego.

 

You don't consider DOFP to be a blockbuster, I mean it is the highest grossing film worldwide so far of the year. 

[Chewy]

marvel wish paramount was still distributing their movies. 95 million opening weekend? no way they would've just taken that. anything in the upper half of the 90s is fair game to be given a little, big push.

 

Iron Man 1

[MrPink]

And it only cost twice as much and had three times as many villains

 

And 100% more Marton Csokas.

[darkelf]

I don't consider either blockbusters. 

 

The only two movies I'll call a blockbuster this year are Cap and Lego.

 

Godzilla busts actual city blocks, how is he not a blockbuster?

 

haven't seen it yet, don't spoil it pls

[ecstasy]

generally 200 dom/500 worldwide is my arbitrary blockbuster cutoff.

 

Yeah lets make it arbitrary.

[reddevil18]

$250 million seems fair with all the 3D and IMAX and what not. 

Well, DOFP had no IMAX, so that qualifies, according to your system...

[CoolioD1]

Iron Man 1

yes. it's a shame they didn't really learn the art of the game until a year later.

[Mango]

You don't consider DOFP to be a blockbuster, I mean it is the highest grossing film worldwide so far of the year. 

 

I'm speaking domestically. Internationally DOFP is kicking all kinds of ass.

 

I'll let DOFP slide as a blockbuster domestically because I like it more than anything else I've seen this ye- I mean, because of the lack of IMAX. 

Edited June 30, 2014 by Mango

[Chewy]

yes. it's a shame they didn't really learn the art of the game until a year later.

 

They saved all their fudging power for indiana jones a few weeks later