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Wednesday Star Wars TFA ACTUALS - 38,022,183

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7 minutes ago, Shaldun said:

Disney marketing will make the GA care, be sure of that. Also they arguably put the most interesting of all their spin-off projects first so that helps


Agreed that Disney marketing will make sure everyone knows about it but I think Darth Vader needs to be in it for the hook. Even if it's only a handful of minutes ala The Joker in Dark Knight or Hannibal in Silence of the Lambs. He's arguably the greatest movie villain ever and perhaps also the most iconic figure in cinema history. There is no one who doesn't know Darth Vader. Not having him in the film to some extent would be foolish I think. 

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The Force Awakens has lost a little ground on Avatar compared to Monday where if it followed it would have hit $1.894B

If it follows Avatar with the Monday-Wednesday numbers multiplier it will hit $1.836B

If it follows Avatar with just the Wednesday numbers multiplier it will hit it is at $1.8057

 

Unfortunately the holidays messed with ROTK and Hobbit 3 comps.  To be leggier than those for Christmas Eve, TFA needs a 39.5% and a 38.6% drop respectively.  If it can out leg ROTK it will likely break $1B

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Alright everyone, let's play: Who Got The Better Deal?

Our contestants are:

The Dodge Brothers, who turned a loan of $700 in parts and $500 in cash into not only millions of Ford stock dividends in the early 20th century, but then took those returns and created the Dodge brand vehicle.

Disney, who took the Star Wars franchise and ripped it out of George Lucas' lifeless, soulless hands for a meager $4 billion.

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23 minutes ago, smerfy01 said:

Alright everyone, let's play: Who Got The Better Deal?

Our contestants are:

The Dodge Brothers, who turned a loan of $700 in parts and $500 in cash into not only millions of Ford stock dividends in the early 20th century, but then took those returns and created the Dodge brand vehicle.

Disney, who took the Star Wars franchise and ripped it out of George Lucas' lifeless, soulless hands for a meager $4 billion.

I'll go with Apple Computers buying Ronald Wayne's 10% stake in the company back in 1976 for $800. 

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2 hours ago, terrestrial said:

as several ppl asked about 2nd weekend results

 

Rank Title (click to view) Studio Weeknd
Gross*
% of Total Theaters / Avg. Total Gross^ Date**
1 Jurassic World Uni. $106,588,440 16.3% 4,291 $24,840 $652,270,625 6/12/15
2 Marvel's The Avengers BV $103,052,274 16.5% 4,349 $23,696 $623,357,910 5/4/12
3 Avengers: Age of Ultron BV $77,746,929 16.9% 4,276 $18,182 $459,005,868 5/1/15
4 Avatar Fox $75,617,183 10.1% 3,456 $21,880 $749,766,139 12/18/09
5 The Dark Knight WB $75,166,466 14.1% 4,366 $17,216 $533,345,358 7/18/08
6 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire LGF $74,179,601 17.5% 4,163 $17,819 $424,668,047 11/22/13
7 Iron Man 3 BV $72,525,615 17.7% 4,253 $17,053 $409,013,994 5/3/13
8 Shrek 2 DW $72,170,363 16.4% 4,223 $17,089 $441,226,247 5/19/04
9 Spider-Man Sony $71,417,527 17.7% 3,615 $19,755 $403,706,375 5/3/02
                 
                 

 

 

it's interesting that the top three all have extremely consistent second weekend percentages of total (16.3, 16.5, 16.9). so if TFA has a 178m weekend and even if it follows those (lol) it will do ~178/0.165 =  1.079b dom total.

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2 minutes ago, GiantCALBears said:

This & nothing else comes close. Well played.

I disagree.

Dodge Bros. deal was ridiculous. They were the exclusive supplier for Ford's engines for like 15 years, on top of reaping millions in dividends and then when they were bought out (in 1917), they walked off with $32 million. 

 

At the same time, they started Dodge, which immediately became the #2 vehicle brand and Ford's main competitor. It was sold to Chrysler in 1928 for $160 million. 

Now it generates about 1/3rd of Chrysler's total revenue per year. Which is like $28 billion. A year. 

Pretty sure the birth of that far outweighs a 10% buyback for dirt cheap.

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1 hour ago, VenomXXR said:


Agreed that Disney marketing will make sure everyone knows about it but I think Darth Vader needs to be in it for the hook. Even if it's only a handful of minutes ala The Joker in Dark Knight or Hannibal in Silence of the Lambs. He's arguably the greatest movie villain ever and perhaps also the most iconic figure in cinema history. There is no one who doesn't know Darth Vader. Not having him in the film to some extent would be foolish I think. 

 

Only if Vader is the hook does this become more interesting to Joe(or Josie) Schmo movie goer than Han Solo-anything. 

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