Weekend Thread | Saturday Asgrard pg 28 or 29 DS 32 Trolls 19 HR 5.8

[FilmBuff]

7 minutes ago, Doctor Rth said:

Sat looking like 

DR 32,T 19,HR 5.8

Stayed flat!

 

So at 64.5 million after two days. 25% drop on Sunday puts it at 88 million.  

[chrisman0606]

10 minutes ago, Doctor Rth said:

Sat looking like 

DR 32,T 19,HR 5.8

Where did you get that info from?

[MrPink]

Just now, FilmBuff said:

Stayed flat!

 

So at 64.5 million after two days. 25% drop on Sunday puts it at 88 million.  

 

Gonna drop 33% or more I'd expect. 85 million or so.

[bladels]

11 minutes ago, Doctor Rth said:

Sat looking like 

DR 32,T 19,HR 5.8

$90M is still alive

[grey ghost]

13 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

So it's a no on 90 million then?

 

And in terms of superhero fatigue, I'd say it does exist. It just doesn't affect Marvel that much. With the exception of Deadpool, which overperformed like crazy, Fox has been taking quite a few hits on the X-Men. Up till Civil War Spider-Man wasn't doing what it used to either.

 

Either superhero fatigue exist or it doesn't.

 

5 out of 5 superhero movies made the top ten WW for 2016 so far.

 

That's not a sign of fatigue.

 

The most successful genres are talking animals and superheroes. Nothing else comes close.

 

[Nova]

25 minutes ago, robertman2 said:

Hulk?

Is the Hulk considered part of the MCU though? I thought that came before it but I maybe wrong 

[FilmBuff]

2 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

Gonna drop 33% or more I'd expect. 85 million or so.

 

Why would it? Wom seems fine so far. And 25 is standard for these type of movies.

[grey ghost]

3 minutes ago, chrisman0606 said:

Where did you get that info from?

 

He's Asgardian.

 

Mere mortals can't fathom the source of his power.

[franfar]

5 minutes ago, chrisman0606 said:

Where did you get that info from?

 

Top men.

 

TOP. Men.

[grey ghost]

2 minutes ago, Nova said:

Is the Hulk considered part of the MCU though? I thought that came before it but I maybe wrong 

 

I think he's talking about Incredible Hulk.

[Nova]

24 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

So it's a no on 90 million then?

 

And in terms of superhero fatigue, I'd say it does exist. It just doesn't affect Marvel that much. With the exception of Deadpool, which overperformed like crazy, Fox has been taking quite a few hits on the X-Men. Up till Civil War Spider-Man wasn't doing what it used to either.

The X-men have been doing fine. They were never billion dollar movies. And in fact have increased over the years. When it comes to Spider-man...yea of course it wasn't making what Rami's Spider-Man movies were making but that's because the quality wasn't up to par or what people expected. The fact that even the "Bad" superhero movies are making blockbuster money (with the exception of Fantastic Four) shows this fatigue that folks keep talking about doesn't exist. Just look at this year alone. 

[narniadis]

Thanks RtH greats holds / increases today as expected. 

[Nova]

2 minutes ago, grey ghost said:

 

I think he's talking about Incredible Hulk.

Yea that movie was so forgettable that I forgot it ever came out 

[MrPink]

8 minutes ago, FilmBuff said:

 

Why would it? Wom seems fine so far. And 25 is standard for these type of movies.

 

25 would be standard in the Summer. Less so during this time of the year with kids in school on Mondays, especially with NFL football and such.

Edited November 6, 2016 by MrPink

[filmlover]

These numbers do set up a strong month overall. It's not just multiplexes that look to be busy but the arthouses as well (Manchester by the Sea and Nocturnal Animals are definitely ones to keep an eye out for).

[SpiderByte]

 

9 minutes ago, Nova said:

The X-men have been doing fine. They were never billion dollar movies. And in fact have increased over the years. When it comes to Spider-man...yea of course it wasn't making what Rami's Spider-Man movies were making but that's because the quality wasn't up to par or what people expected. The fact that even the "Bad" superhero movies are making blockbuster money (with the exception of Fantastic Four) shows this fatigue that folks keep talking about doesn't exist. Just look at this year alone. 

 

This is factually a lie. The three lowest grossing X-Men films are The Wolverine, First Class, and Apocalypse. Outside of Deadpool the ONLY X-Men film to surpass the original X-Men's gross since 2009 is Future Past.

Edited November 6, 2016 by SpiderByte

[Empire]

32 minutes ago, Doctor Rth said:

Sat looking like 

DR 32,T 19,HR 5.8

Great hold. Could still finish with 90M, but more likely around 86M. 

[Nova]

11 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

 

 

This is factually a lie. The three lowest grossing X-Men films are The Wolverine, First Class, and Apocalypse. Outside of Deadpool the ONLY X-Men film to surpass the original X-Men's gross since 2009 is Future Past.

Are we adjusting for inflation or no because if we arent the three listed aren't the lowest grossing. 

The Wolverine grossed 415M

First Class grossed 350M 

Apocalypse grossed 544M 

Now compare those numbers to your typical X-men film and the only outlier is Future Past which is the highest grossing X-men movie outside of Deadpool. 

The X-Men franchise was never ever churning out billion dollar movies. Most of their films have grossed around the numbers that are mentioned for the three films above. The average X-men franchise movie makes 477M but take into account that Future Past and Deadpool inflate those numbers and as I said there is no "fatigue" when it comes to Super hero movies. The X-men franchise has been consistent with what they're getting box office wise aside from Deadpool and Future Past. 

Edited November 6, 2016 by Nova

[Haley Ross]

14 minutes ago, Nova said:

Yea that movie was so forgettable that I forgot it ever came out 

 

I still wished it didn't. Only Marvel Studios movie I ever thought was completely crap. 

[grim22]

38 minutes ago, Doctor Rth said:

Sat looking like 

DR 32,T 19,HR 5.8

 

So basically DS followed Thor 2's Saturday increase (told @WrathOfHan a 55% increase was too much to expect) from True Friday and Trolls followed Peanuts.

 

83-85M for Strange with a 32-35% drop on Sunday, 45 for Trolls with a Peanuts like drop on Sunday.

 

Should get 240 and 140 respectively give or take 5%.