KNOCK AT THE CABIN | 02.03.2023 | Universal | final gross: $35,397,980

[excel1]

There is one big moment in the book that I wonder if they're going to keep in the film. I keep reading of changes to the story and have to think that is what it is.

[Hiccup23]

Just got my tickets for Thursday night! 

[Lucas]

On 1/28/2023 at 4:40 PM, excel1 said:

There is one big moment in the book that I wonder if they're going to keep in the film. I keep reading of changes to the story and have to think that is what it is.

I haven't read the book but after I saw the film I looked up things that happened in the book and there some things that are very different. A major part is apparently a Shyamalan change as it seems to have been closer to the book in the earlier drafts by the co-writers.

[stripe]

The reactions are great. When does the review embargo ends?

[Hiccup23]

40 minutes ago, stripe said:

The reactions are great. When does the review embargo ends?

Tomorrow

[cubsfan]

7 hours ago, Hiccup23 said:

Tomorrow

Any specific time tomorrow?

[movies!movies!]

Budget is $20 million

 

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“Knock at the Cabin” cost $20 million to produce.

 

The R-rated “Knock at the Cabin” stars Dave Bautista, Jonathan Groff and Ben Aldridge and follows a family who is suddenly held hostage by strangers while vacationing at a remote cabin. The captors demand the victims sacrifice one of their own to avert the apocalypse.

 

 

Box Office: Can ‘Knock at the Cabin’ Dethrone ‘Avatar 2’? – Variety

Edited February 1, 2023 by movies!movies!

[Hiccup23]

2 hours ago, cubsfan said:

Any specific time tomorrow?

I wanna say midnight is generally when it lifts right? 

[cubsfan]

1 hour ago, movies!movies! said:

Budget is $20 million

 

 

Box Office: Can ‘Knock at the Cabin’ Dethrone ‘Avatar 2’? – Variety

Sounds right. He keeps budgets under 20M since The Visit. It’ll do it’s typical 80-90M WW, unless it breaks out like Spilt.

Edited February 1, 2023 by cubsfan

[upriser7]

Has Shyamalan had any flop at boxoffice since After Earth ? Feel like every movie of his since then has done pretty well at boxoffice relative to the budgets

[Porthos]

30 minutes ago, upriser7 said:

Has Shyamalan had any flop at boxoffice since After Earth ? Feel like every movie of his since then has done pretty well at boxoffice relative to the budgets

 

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Release Date	Title	Role	Domestic Box Office	International Box Office	Worldwide Box Office
May 31, 2013	After Earth	Director Producer Screenwriter	$60,522,097	$190,977,568	$251,499,665
Sep 11, 2015	The Visit	Director Screenwriter Producer	$65,206,105	$33,471,711	$98,677,816
Jan 20, 2017	Split	Director Screenwriter Producer	$138,141,585	$140,613,009	$278,754,594
Jan 18, 2019	Glass	Director Screenwriter Producer	$111,048,468	$135,950,571	$246,999,039
Jul 23, 2021	Old	Director Screenwriter Producer	$48,276,510	$41,560,287	$89,836,797

 

Budgets [Reported]: 

[After Earth: 130m]

The Visit:  5m

Split:         9m

Glass:     20m
Old :        19m

 

Edited February 1, 2023 by Porthos

[Ronin46]

1 hour ago, cubsfan said:

Sounds right. He keeps budgets under 20M since The Visit. It’ll do it’s typical 80-90M WW, unless it breaks out like Spilt.

 

80-90 WW? I think it will get close to that domestically alone. Maybe 150-200 WW

[Lucas]

 

[Brainbug]

Thats some ... polarization lol

[stripe]

28 minutes ago, Brainbug said:

Thats some ... polarization lol

 

Another proof it's a Shyamalan film.

The worst reactions came from people that hated it's moral message. I guess audience will have zero problems with this. In fact, the movie could be loved by GA because of that.

 

[cubsfan]

I’m guessing 70% on RT. Wouldn’t be a Night movie without polarization.

[ThomasNicole]

RT should be decent enough to be fresh, MT probably 55-60 around Old / Split 

 

Still good reception considering the divisive aspect of Shyamalan films

[cubsfan]

8 hours ago, Ronin46 said:

 

80-90 WW? I think it will get close to that domestically alone. Maybe 150-200 WW

I meant 80-90 is the floor.

[TMP]

6 hours ago, Lucas said:

straight guilt? we just making up words now? 😭 

[filmlover]

Honestly the divisive reactions coming in for this sound more in line with what I expected. Subtlety has never been one of M. Night's strong suits, and this one especially looks like it's wearing its themes on its sleeve. Still seeing this over the weekend though.