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Weekend Thread: DHD Friday #'s (p.14) ~ The Megalogross 17M, Slenderman 4-5M, BlacKkKlansman 3.8-4M

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29 minutes ago, baumer said:

 

Is it 45%?  I thought it was closer to 50.?

 

From Variety: 

“The Meg” is now considered a full co-production under Chinese regulations. That means it does not need to be imported under China’s revenue-sharing quota system, and rights-holders including Warner and Flagship can earn 45% of gross revenues, rather than the 25% that foreign studios receive under revenue-sharing terms. It also allows Gravity Pictures, which is owned by CMC, to handle the release, bypassing the two state-owned enterprises that release nearly all the quota films.

On paper at least, “The Meg” actually fails to meet the location shooting requirement that is normally one of the three tests for a film to be considered a Chinese co-production. (China and the U.S. do not have a co-production treaty.) Instead, most of the filming took place in New Zealand, where special water tanks were built at the Kumeu Studios outside Auckland.

What presumably swayed the argument for giving the film Chinese nationality is its strong score on the other two tests: significant Chinese finance and equity participation, and Chinese cast in key roles.

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35 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

Toby Emmerich being in charge in a way has brought New Line sensibility to WB. 

this

 

Anyway, I think "Life of the Party" can be cheaper than 30 mln. When Tag with more stronger and recognizable costs only 28 mln - smth wrong with collaboration between studio and MacCarthy family.

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That’s not bad for The Meg. If it’s hit by frontloading then north of $30 million debut. But I’m feeling like a Pacific Rim 1 performance or Rampage but it may outgross Rampage

 

Slenderman with that number $12-$14 million seem likely.

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12 minutes ago, Godzilla said:

The Meg should be profitable with a $40M+ OW and China debut when it’s all said and done.

$40 million+ stateside OW? With that it should do $100 million or so domestic, China will be big, and some other foreign markets WB has a small hit.

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42 minutes ago, KeepItU25071906 said:

this

 

Anyway, I think "Life of the Party" can be cheaper than 30 mln. When Tag with more stronger and recognizable costs only 28 mln - smth wrong with collaboration between studio and MacCarthy family.

McCarthy is a bigger draw than anyone in TAG (combined) - the movie could have just been called McCarthy's latest Comedy and sold on that. 

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