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1 minute ago, filmlover said:

It's Disney. Do not doubt The Mouse.

Disney always give the Thanksgiving animated movies recently the shorter end of the marketing stick. Look at TGD and TFA and Moana with Strange and R1.

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4 minutes ago, YourMother said:

Disney always give the Thanksgiving animated movies recently the shorter end of the marketing stick. Look at TGD and TFA and Moana with Strange and R1.

And Frozen with Thor: TDW.... while Catching Fire played.

 

Moana made $248m.  It did more than fine - and more than Dr Strange and Fantastic Beatss.  Also better than the two early November Disney films before it Wreck It Wralph and Big Hero 6

 

 

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9 minutes ago, That One Guy said:

@Squadron Leader Tele I haven't heard a good hot Tele take in a while.

 

What recent 2017 movies have you seen?

 

BREAKER MORANT is great.

 

9 minutes ago, filmlover said:

I don't think he's seen anything since Dunkirk. 

 

:sparta: 

 

4 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

By any chance, is Tele Jr. making you watch the series on Netflix?

 

No, he's not really into Ninjago for whatever reason. 

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29 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Hopefully we get less worrying now about Coco disappointing when it's gonna be the first really major animated movie since the summer.

Or it just continues the trend...mediocre to bad lazy single-quadrant skewing animated movie that gets ignored in favor of much better made, more popular 4 quadrant live-action supers movies (or whatever is on tv today:)...

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2 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

And Frozen with Thor: TDW.... while Catching Fire played.

 

Moana made $245m.  It did more than fine - and more than Dr Strange.

Frozen didn't have a main series Star Wars movie to worry about. Moana had more hype and The Rock was a huge draw. Thor3 and JL should be bigger hits than Strange and Beasts and the 2013 combo of TDW and CF.

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Just now, Zakiyyah6 said:

So yeah Fox's year has been fairly disappointing. There is Logan and then? 

 

Boss Baby.  Apes is doing well in China and should make a profit for them.  Captain Underpants has a small budget and high returns.  Kingsman has a small enough budget that it should be in the clear also.  Hidden Figures made a majority of its money this year.  Covenant should break even with HV sales.

 

Their only real failures are Snatched (which had a pretty small budget anyway), Long Haul (again, small budget and could break even with HV), and A Cure for Wellness (small budget too).

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3 minutes ago, That One Guy said:

 

Boss Baby.  Apes is doing well in China and should make a profit for them.  Captain Underpants has a small budget and high returns.  Kingsman has a small enough budget that it should be in the clear also.  Hidden Figures made a majority of its money this year.  Covenant should break even with HV sales.

 

Their only real failures are Snatched (which had a pretty small budget anyway), Long Haul (again, small budget and could break even with HV), and A Cure for Wellness (small budget too).

Apes and Kingsman are disappointments, I never called them flops but they are putting up disappointing numbers. Boss Baby did break out but not Captain Underpants. It's gross is fine for it's budget but nothing to crow about.

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    Movie Distributor Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days
1 new Kingsman: The Golden Circle 20th Century Fox $15,325,000   4,003 $3,828   $15,325,000 1
2 (1) It Warner Bros. $9,080,000 +131% 4,007 $2,266   $245,418,881 15
3 new The Lego Ninjago Movie Warner Bros. $5,800,000   4,047 $1,433   $5,800,000 1
4 (2) American Assassin Lionsgate $1,850,000 +103% 3,154 $587   $21,779,459 8
5 (4) Home Again Open Road $1,000,000 +103% 2,685 $372   $20,035,831 15
6 (3) mother! Paramount Pictures $960,000 +75% 2,368 $405   $11,129,018 8
7 new Friend Request Entertainment Studi… $750,000   2,569 $292   $750,000 1
8 (5) The Hitman’s Bodyguard Lionsgate $530,000 +93% 2,037 $260   $72,277,979 36
9 new Stronger Roadside Attractions $480,000   574 $836   $480,000 1
10 (6) Wind River Weinstein Co. $366,973 +37% 1,431 $256   $30,754,722 50
- (-) Brad’s Status Annapurna Pictures $316,000 +5,862% 453 $698   $429,337 8
- (7) Leap! Weinstein Co. $208,711 -10% 1,301 $160   $19,511,265 29
- new Battle of the Sexes Fox Searchlight $159,381   21 $7,590   $159,381 1
- (13) Despicable Me 3 Universal $105,000 +70% 539 $195   $261,408,915 85
- new Victoria and Abdul Focus Features $60,000   4 $15,000   $60,000 1
- (-) Cars 3 Walt Disney $23,000 +72% 114 $202   $152,347,757 99
- (-) Tulip Fever Weinstein Co. $9,328 -46% 90 $104   $2,318,457 22
- (-) 47 Meters Down Entertainment Studi… $6,895 +109% 56 $123   $44,254,136 99
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3 minutes ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

So yeah Fox's year has been fairly disappointing. There is Logan and then? 

Boss Baby

 

Hidden Figures while released limited in December played wide to great results in 2017.

 

Kingsman I guess is disappointing in that it could have made more but it could still do $400m ww on a $103 budget which is quite good.

 

Fox Searchlight did well with Gifted and looks to do well with Battle of The Sexes, Three Billboards and The Shape of Water

 

 

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