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21 minutes ago, a2k said:

ANT2 needs 2.9x for 220 dom and can't rule it out atm. I think 2.8x for 212+ is very likely.

This is a 3.99 2nd weekend multi. Not even Ant-Man 1 or Homecoming legged it out that well from here. Not even BP. Pretty sure GotG1 is the only entry out of 19 to do it.        

 

2.8 is a lot more optimistic-but-possible.

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6 minutes ago, Thanos Legion said:

This is a 3.99 2nd weekend multi. Not even Ant-Man 1 or Homecoming legged it out that well from here. Not even BP. Pretty sure GotG1 is the only entry out of 19 to do it.        

 

2.8 is a lot more optimistic-but-possible.

smh fell 64% odd in 2nd weekend and had an overall multi of 2.86x so thought 2.9x for am2 was possible after a 62% drop. but yeah, I did not check the 2nd weekend multis and only looked at the 2nd weekend drop as in indicator.

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1 hour ago, Blaze Heatnix said:

 

I think Resident Evil The Final Chapter might be the case.  40 million budget + whatever they spent with marketing / promotion.

 

Only made 26 million domestic and 285 million overseas ( but most of that comes from China alone, with 159 million ). It seems Sony didn't get anything from China's numbers. I'm pretty sure someone mentioned that, so don't quote me on that.

 

312 million worldwide on a 40 million budget ( if the number is real ). That would be almost 8 times its budget and the movie still disappointed or flopped. 

 

For that one we know the studio expectation.

 

They expected a 51m net budget from a 62m gross cost.

 

Break even point at : 29.6m dbo / 118m intl, 147.6 WW

Expected to do: 35m dbo / 140m intl, 175m WW.

Return break: 41.5m dbo / 166m intl, 207.5m WW

 

They expected to need around 64.5m in theater rental to break even.

They expected do get 17.15m in domestic rental and 59.5 in intl rental, 76.65m

They set the full good return break financial success level at 90.89m in rental.

 

The movie made around 105m in theatrical rental.

 

And if they ended up to really a 20% cheaper than expected small 40m budget you can remove a 6-7m on all those box office target figure.

 

It was not Afterlife performance or Retribution (75m budget) performance, but it was a much cheaper movie.

 

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I don't think Ant-Man 2 should be considered a disappointment or a flop.  160M budget, 200m domestic, 700m worldwide?  The brand is not 'hurt' from this second sequel.  It likely has better reception than Star Trek Beyond.  The Ant-Man character is pretty relevant in todays pop culture.  Fatigue wont bring it down the way it did for ASM2.

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3 minutes ago, 5xmatrixdu said:

I don't think Ant-Man 2 should be considered a disappointment or a flop.  160M budget, 200m domestic, 700m worldwide?  The brand is not 'hurt' from this second sequel.  It likely has better reception than Star Trek Beyond.  The Ant-Man character is pretty relevant in todays pop culture.  Fatigue wont bring it down the way it did for ASM2.

It's still making more than AM1.

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1 minute ago, MagnarTheGreat said:

Days to 90% of their final gross for the Top 10 domestic movies (2015-2018 presently) over $200M.

 

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Can Ant-Man and the Wasp get over $200M or be in the Top 10 of 2018 by next year? To be continued... :)

It'll probably be in the top 10 for the year, it's already #9. It should get to #7 pretty easily. From there it's a matter of nothing else making more than that, MPR and FB are the only 2 movies I'd say are guaranteed to make more.

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1 N Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation Sony $44,076,225 - 4,267 - $10,330 $45,352,609 $80 1
2 1 Ant-Man and the Wasp BV $29,097,859 -61.6% 4,206 - $6,918 $133,083,084 - 2
3 N Skyscraper Uni. $24,905,015 - 3,782 - $6,585 $24,905,015 $125 1
4 3 Incredibles 2 BV $16,262,898 -42.7% 3,705 -408 $4,389 $535,861,390 - 5
5 2 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Uni. $16,199,430 -43.4% 3,695 -654 $4,384 $363,981,645 $170 4
6 4 The First Purge Uni. $9,312,530 -46.4% 3,038 +7 $3,065 $49,690,500 $13 2
7 16 Sorry to Bother You Annapurna $4,208,881 +478.7% 805 +789 $5,228 $5,273,833 - 2
8 5 Sicario: Day of the Soldado Sony $3,881,050 -49.1% 2,006 -1,049 $1,935 $43,231,395 $35 3
9 6 Uncle Drew LG/S $3,186,625 -51.8% 1,702 -1,040 $1,872 $36,653,665 - 3
10 7 Ocean's 8 WB $2,907,356 -42.6% 1,618 -986 $1,797 $132,253,292 $70 6
11 9 Won't You Be My Neighbor? Focus $1,947,845 -24.2% 868 -25 $2,244 $15,886,132 - 6
12 8 Tag WB (NL) $1,291,301 -57.4% 982 -1,175 $1,315 $51,333,258 $28 5
13 17 Three Identical Strangers Neon $1,202,571 +75.6% 167 +116 $7,201 $2,539,345 - 3
14 20 Leave No Trace BST $1,172,726 +191.0% 311 +274 $3,771 $2,135,017 - 3
15 10 Deadpool 2 Fox $786,787 -53.0% 588 -679 $1,338 $316,242,407 $110 9
16 15 Avengers: Infinity War BV $621,380 -33.6% 375 -131 $1,657 $676,024,817 - 12
17 12 Whitney RAtt. $547,699 -56.7% 408 -43 $1,342 $2,370,121 - 2
18 11 Sanju FIP $513,467 -59.9% 223 -136 $2,303 $7,134,672 - 3
19 14 Hereditary A24 $429,314 -58.1% 305 -439 $1,408 $42,948,289 - 6
20 13 Solo: A Star Wars Story BV $407,791 -61.9% 315 -463 $1,295 $211,920,767 - 8
21 19 Book Club Par. $286,685 -33.8% 311 -63 $922 $67,791,123 - 9
22 22 RBG Magn. $263,801 -26.3% 152 -12 $1,736 $12,781,970 - 11
23 N Eighth Grade A24 $263,797 - 4 - $65,949 $263,797 - 1
24 18 Superfly Col. $200,301 -68.0% 185 -350 $1,083 $20,334,691 $16 5
25 23 Adrift STX $181,007 -37.1% 185 -138 $978 $31,174,946 $35 7
26 N Soorma Sony $168,354 - 50 - $3,367 $168,354 - 1
27 30 Yellow Submarine (2018 re-release) Abr. $143,328 +33.8% 87 +14 $1,647 $519,910 - 2
28 24 Hearts Beat Loud G&S $130,051 -48.8% 130 -39 $1,000 $2,113,992 - 6
29 38 The Cakemaker Strand $89,307 +60.6% 23 +13 $3,883 $239,866 - 3
30 28 A Quiet Place Par. $83,484 -38.8% 132 -30 $632 $187,615,740 $17 15
31 N Don't Worry He Won't Get Far on Foot Amazon $83,339 - 4 - $20,835 $83,339 - 1
32 29 Life of the Party WB (NL) $76,521 -30.7% 141 -11 $543 $52,666,592 - 10
33 25 Boundaries SPC $74,853 -68.3% 145 -79 $516 $554,355 - 4
34 26 American Animals Orch. $74,571 -50.6% 78 -57 $956 $2,710,564 - 7
35 34 Pandas WB $63,822 -10.4% 35 - $1,823 $2,892,597 - 15
36 32 The Catcher Was a Spy IFC $55,004 -44.0% 47 -5 $1,170 $580,934 - 4
37 21 Rampage (2018) WB (NL) $54,714 -84.8% 61 -59 $897 $99,133,659 $120 14
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51 minutes ago, Ledmonkey96 said:

It'll probably be in the top 10 for the year, it's already #9. It should get to #7 pretty easily. From there it's a matter of nothing else making more than that, MPR and FB are the only 2 movies I'd say are guaranteed to make more.

So what you’re saying is that Venom won’t come anywhere close to meeting the irrationally high predictions being floated here at BOT.

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On 7/14/2018 at 6:59 PM, El Gato said:

He's already involved with DC (Black Adam). Maybe we'll get an end credit scene of him as Black Adam in Shazam next year.

Plenty of people over the years have been involved with both, or transitioned.  There's no law or contract against it.  😁

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