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Aladdin live action movie | 24 MAY 2019 | Disney | 7th most profitable movie of 2019. Disney does it again!

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3 hours ago, MattW said:
1 Beauty and the Beast (2017) BV $1,263.5 $504.0 39.9% $759.5 60.1% 2017
2 Alice in Wonderland (2010) BV $1,025.5 $334.2 32.6% $691.3 67.4% 2010
3 The Jungle Book (2016) BV $966.6 $364.0 37.7% $602.5 62.3% 2016
4 Maleficent BV $758.5 $241.4 31.8% $517.1 68.2% 2014
5 Cinderella (2015) BV $543.5 $201.2 37% $342.4 63% 2015
6 Oz The Great and Powerful BV $493.3 $234.9 47.6% $258.4 52.4% 2013
7 101 Dalmatians (1996) BV $320.7 $136.2 42.5% $184.5 57.5% 1996
8 Alice Through the Looking Glass BV $299.5 $77.0 25.7% $222.4 74.3% 2016
9 Pete's Dragon (2016) BV $143.7 $76.2 53.1% $67.5 46.9% 2016
                 
TOTAL: $5,814.7 $2,169.1 37.3% $3,645.6 62.7% -
AVERAGE: $646.1 $241.0 37.3% $405.1 62.7% -

 

Seems like Dumbo will land in the Cinderella neighborhood while Aladdin should be closer to Jungle Book on the domestic side.  That's about how they're priced on HSX as well.

I would push them up 1 step, Dumbo on Maleficent level (700M), Aladdin in Alice level (1B) and The Lion King on TFA level (around 2B)

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5 minutes ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

 

Like Solo made tons of money this year like everybody assumed? This movie is in Disney's death slot and was directed by Guy Ritchie. "Loads of money"? I doubt it. It should do better than Solo but I believe that it will be almost as overpredicted as Solo was. 

Unless its perfect, people will maybe watch this once...instead of repeat viewings they will save their money for Lion King which they will watch 8 times

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Teasers like this for BatB and Cinderella were shown 9-10 months prior to the film. With reshoots for this one, 7 months is not surprising.

 

However, the full trailers for BatB and Cinderella were shown 4-5 months before their releases. Poppins Returns saw it 3 months prior. That would mean that we could likely see a full trailer in January or maybe February at the latest. By then ET will be featuring previews for 2019 films so Disney will be all over that. I suppose if we get something for Lion King this year it will be on the same caliber-VERY short and a quick tease to get the word out there.

 

But Dumbo may see a full trailer by December.

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This was just a teaser and I'm sorry to say but it focused on the wrong things. Why is that CGI bird about 90% of the teaser? And who gives a fuck about Aladdin? They should have teased Genie considering Will Smith's top billing at the end of the teaser. That Stargate voice (what did he say?) was not enough. 

 

Still, it's a teaser. It's job is to announce the movie to the world. I'm sure trailer will be better. 

 

The world does look fake af including that puma cave/Imhotep's face. 

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4 hours ago, meriodejaneiro said:

I would push them up 1 step, Dumbo on Maleficent level (700M), Aladdin in Alice level (1B) and The Lion King on TFA level (around 2B)

Really doubt all 3 of them will do that well, especially if they all stay with their current release dates.

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1 minute ago, CoolioD1 said:

saw about this on twitter that they won't be credited because the WGA doesn't cover animated movies? that's kinda messed up.

Animated movies and shows, with a few exceptions like Simpsons or Family Guy, fall under their own separate union called the Animation Guild, meaning they don't have to adhere to rules from WGA or whatever.

 

But that also means that when it comes to live-action adaptations of animated works, writers for animated productions, I assume, don't get compensated or any writing credits, because they were from two different unions. Linda Woolverton was the original screenwriter for BatB '91, but when '17 came around, the only credit she got was a "based on" mention.

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