Wknd Estimates: Nolan = 50M | BH6 = 56M+(pg 72) (who cares, our forum lives!)

[kayumanggi]

The audience RT has slipped from 89% to 88%.

 

lol

[rockNrollaDIM]

 

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Ouch. Sorry that's not very good.

[rockNrollaDIM]

Although if SK is indicative for China/Japan then it could still turn out big.

[John Marston]

That international opening is not this great. It's only ten million more than John Carter in the same markets

[Alpha]

The audience RT has slipped from 89% to 88%.

 

[Walt Disney]

So he should join them again and make The Prestige 2

 

Alan Horn, the President of Walt Disney Studios, has a great relationship with Chris Nolan from the days when Horn was the head of Warner Bros. Studios. Maybe Nolan can be persuaded to make movies for Disney.

[AJG]

That international opening is not this great. It's only ten million more than John Carter in the same markets

Goddamn.

This is Gods will. He saw the filthy Nolanites and He took action.

The Lord is good.

Edited November 9, 2014 by AJG

[MrPink]

The European and Asian markets seem OK but Latin America and South America openings really hurt it

[kayumanggi]

Ouch. Sorry that's not very good.

 

What? How come it's not good? An 80 M opening for this kind of film which is not in 3D is good. Perspective people.

[Maxmoser3]

Well if Interstellar holds up well 200 is still in the horizon?

[Jonwo]

Considering it's a long film with no 3D, it's a decent opening. 

 

Alan Horn, the President of Walt Disney Studios, has a great relationship with Chris Nolan from the days when Horn was the head of Warner Bros. Studios. Maybe Nolan can be persuaded to make movies for Disney.

 

I don't think Nolan's film style would gel with Disney unless they brought back Touchstone.

[AJG]

What? How come it's not good? An 80 M opening for this kind of film which is not in 3D is good. Perspective people.

Meh.

[#ED]

Gravity opened to about 80M WW with 3D.

[Fullbuster]

The European and Asian markets seem OK but Latin America and South America openings really hurt it

 

Well, South America is in Latin America

More seriously this region really hurt it indeed, being under $4m OW in Brazil and Mexico is pretty bad for a blockbuster.

[MrPink]

Considering it's a long film with no 3D, it's a decent opening.

I don't think Nolan's film style would gel with Disney unless they brought back Touchstone.

Do it under the Dreamworks/Touchstone label

[ecstasy]

LOL it will definitely adjust down that 21% decline is very optimistic. I don't get it. Do they think 50 milion looks better than say 48 million 

 

Yes. LOL Studios do this all the time.

[kayumanggi]

Meh.

 

McConaughey: Humor?

 

TARS: 0%

[Jonwo]

Do it under the Dreamworks/Touchstone label

 

Disney don't own Dreamworks, it would have to be under Touchstone and given the pitiful performance of the last few Dreamworks film, it wouldn't surprise me if Disney drops them after their contract with them expires.

[kayumanggi]

INTERSTELLAR: $80M Overseas Total / $132.25M Global Total #Interstellar

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

November 9, 2014

[cookie]

Gravity opened to about 80M WW with 3D.

 

Gravity didn't open in nearly every single market.