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4-Day Wknd Est: AS - 105.3M, Pad - 25.2M, TWR - 24.5M,Taken 3 - 17.44M (pg 109)

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Avatree Global Phenomenon

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I hope these recent openings show there no bad month to release a film.

I wonder how Sniper will do overseas.

Yeah, I wish studios would have more confidence in their films to actually release major films in the "bad" months.

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The Panda Global Phenomenon

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The fact that it's getting a sequel doesn't make it a franchise. If American Sniper got a sequel, would the first one then be a franchise film?

There's a difference between being based on existing material, and being part of a franchise.

Yes but still, Alice in Wonderland is still a remake/quasi-sequel to the original Disney movie by Disney. You could maybe make an excuse of the first Iron Man being non-franchise but I don't know if I would count it.

I count reboots/remakes as franchises.

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Avatree Global Phenomenon

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My posts being deleted is complete and utter bullshit. I was commenting on Chris Kyle. How the hell is that off topic?

I agree, usually there's discussion about the films themselves and not just box office in these threads, not to mention the countless posts with silly gifs or videos that have nothing to do with the topic. But there was clearly a bit of upset among some people and I guess it's just safer to get rid of all those posts.

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Ray G Indie Sensation

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That's unfair though since AS will never be a franchise. AIW is a non-sequel just like AS.

 

It's a remake of an existing IP with huge name recognition for Disney. No different from this year's Godzilla being a franchise movie. 

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eddyxx Summer Tentpole

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1 Guardians of the Galaxy BV $333,145,154 4,088 $94,320,883 4,080 8/1 - 2 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 LGF $331,126,000 4,151 $121,897,634 4,151 11/21 - 3 Captain America: The Winter Soldier BV $259,766,572 3,938 $95,023,721 3,938 4/4 8/21 4 The LEGO Movie WB $257,760,692 3,890 $69,050,279 3,775 2/7 9/4 5 Transformers: Age of Extinction Par. $245,439,076 4,233 $100,038,390 4,233 6/27 10/9 6 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies WB $244,537,000 3,875 $54,724,334 3,875 12/17 - 7 Maleficent BV $241,410,378 3,948 $69,431,298 3,948 5/30 12/4 8 X-Men: Days of Future Past Fox $233,921,534 4,001 $90,823,660 3,996 5/23 10/9 9 Big Hero 6 BV $216,083,000 3,773 $56,215,889 3,761 11/7 - 10 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Fox $208,545,589 3,969 $72,611,427 3,967 7/11 12/4 11 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Sony $202,853,933 4,324 $91,608,337 4,324 5/2 8/17 12 Godzilla (2014) WB $200,676,069 3,952 $93,188,384 3,952 5/16 8/28 13 22 Jump Street Sony $191,719,337 3,426 $57,071,445 3,306 6/13 11/26 14 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) Par. $191,204,754 3,980 $65,575,105 3,845 8/8 11/20 15 Interstellar Par. $185,228,526 3,561 $47,510,360 3,561 11/5 - 16 How to Train Your Dragon 2 Fox $177,002,924 4,268 $49,451,322 4,253 6/13 12/11 17 Gone Girl Fox $167,238,510 3,284 $37,513,109 3,014 10/3 - 18 Divergent LG/S $150,947,895 3,936 $54,607,747 3,936 3/21 7/10 19 Neighbors Uni. $150,157,400 3,311 $49,033,915 3,279 5/9 8/21 20 Ride Along Uni. $134,938,200 2,867 $41,516,170 2,663 1/17 4/17 21 Rio 2 Fox $131,538,435 3,975 $39,327,869 3,948 4/11 9/4 22 Lucy Uni. $126,663,600 3,202 $43,899,340 3,173 7/25 11/6 23 The Fault in our Stars Fox $124,872,350 3,340 $48,002,523 3,173 6/6 10/9 24 Into the Woods BV $114,296,000 2,833 $31,051,923 2,440 12/25 - 25 Mr. Peabody & Sherman Fox $111,506,430 3,951 $32,207,057 3,934 3/7 9/4 26 Unbroken Uni. $108,610,000 3,301 $30,621,445 3,131 12/25 - 27 300: Rise of An Empire WB $106,580,051 3,490 $45,038,460 3,470 3/7 5/29 28 Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb Fox $104,773,000 3,914 $17,100,520 3,785 12/19 - 29 The Maze Runner Fox $102,348,942 3,638 $32,512,804 3,604 9/19 - 30 The Equalizer Sony $101,530,738 3,236 $34,137,828 3,236 9/26 - 31 Noah Par. $101,200,044 3,571 $43,720,472 3,567 3/28 6/19 32 Edge of Tomorrow WB $100,206,256 3,505 $28,760,246 3,490 6/6 9/11 33 American Sniper WB $93,630,000 3,555 $633,456 4 12/25 -

 

Now we wait for the climb to 300+ Mockingjay is going down ;)

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CelestialFairyIX Sleeper Hit

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~ Big Hero 6, I'm hoping it will pass $220 million but its chances of passing $230m or $235m are immensely slim.  I'm projecting around $221 - 223 million domestic and around $350 million in its other territories for a cumulative of around $565m WW!

 

~ American Sniper, WOW is all I can say.  This HUGE OW suggests that this film will have great legs, further supported by the fact that during its limited release, it made around $1m weekly and with great WOM, I'm expecting around $275 - 325 million domestic and $175 - 225 in its other territories for a WW cumulative of around $550 - 600!

 

~ Blackhat... this is truly a Box Office bomb in the harshest sense, expecting a DOM gross of around $15 - 21 million and around another $15 - 21 million in its other territories for a WW cumulative of anywhere between 30 to 45 million.

 

~ Paddington, with great WOM and critical and audience reception, I'm sure it will end up with a domestic gross of anywhere in the upper regions of 90+ million.

 

~ The Wedding Ringer, haven't looked much into this but seems like an average Box office hit with around $90 - 100 million domestic. 

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