The Nun | The Conjuring Cinematic Universe | Sep 7 2018 | WB | Corin Hardy. IMAX confirmed

[stephanos13]

That deleted ad on YouTube seems to be good for the marketing right? I think it builds even more hype and questions about the movie.

Edited August 15, 2018 by stephanos13

[grim22]

 

[KeepItU25071906]

2 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

40 mln+ easy

[Barnack]

23 hours ago, stephanos13 said:

That deleted ad on YouTube seems to be good for the marketing right? I think it builds even more hype and questions about the movie.

That really good yes.

 

Also feel like a Conjuring 40m opening here.

[DMan7]

Is WB officially the horror movie studio? 

[Jayhawk the Hutt]

I'm all aboard the 40m train.

[Lucas]

Alive and fucking well, this Conjuring universe.

[Hades]

22 minutes ago, DMan7 said:

Is WB officially the horror movie studio? 

Its called variety and  not the endless pg or p 13 over budget films like you know who...

[DMan7]

They should've given the Dark Universe characters rights to WB instead of Universal whomever owns them, they would probably do a way better job given how well they are handling this horror franchise. 

[Boxofficerules]

It is funny how WB don’t really do PG-13 horror yet they constantly have massive hits.

[Zakiyyah6]

PG 13 rated horror films are fine, some don't need the R rating. It's when that rating is forced on a filmmaker, on a film where it doesn't belong when it becomes a problem. The Conjuring films aren't some over the top gore fests but the R rating fits the series. I'm predicting 45 mil for the Nun for now. Reviews barely matter when it comes to horror films but I think it could get like 65% RT rating. 

[MOVIEGUY]

I don't get why The Conjuring films actually are R-rated, I guess so they can market it as R-rated horror? They're not gory or bloody and there's barely any swearing. The Insidious films are PG-13 and they're basically exactly the same in how "adult" the content is.

[stephanos13]

I'm on the 40M OW hype train as well.

[DAJK]

Let’s just hope WB didn’t blow its load early with the marketing so to speak. I’ve overpredicted so many movies because the hype peaks early then falls off from there.

 

But I really think that with It last year, the studio really perfected marketing their horror pictures at this time of year.

[KeepItU25071906]

1 hour ago, DAJK said:

Let’s just hope WB didn’t blow its load early with the marketing so to speak. I’ve overpredicted so many movies because the hype peaks early then falls off from there.

 

But I really think that with It last year, the studio really perfected marketing their horror pictures at this time of year.

Every TCU movie has OW higher or much higher than predictions. Every. So...

[James]

Am I the only one thinking 50m could happen?

[stephanos13]

1 hour ago, James said:

Am I the only one thinking 50m could happen?

At this time probably yes. It's a very bold prediction.

[SnokesLegs]

1 hour ago, James said:

Am I the only one thinking 50m could happen?

Not a chance that this makes more than either of The Conjuring films on OW. I think people are going a bit OTT with the predictions for this, The Nun will likely perform more like Annabelle Creation.

 

It blowing up last year doesn’t mean that a spin off from The Conjuring will suddenly explode on the same weekend, particularly when this looks like “Jump Scares: The Movie” based on the trailers. The hype for this is nowhere near comparable to It (I know nobody is saying that, but It’s performance last year is clearly clouding people’s expectations here).

 

$35-40 million is my bet, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see it fall under that.

[NamakFiskKa]

 

 

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[Boxofficerules]

5 minutes ago, NamakFiskKa said:

 

 

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Wtf, that looks like a video game cover.