The Batman | March 4, 2022 | Warner Bros. | Certified Fresh on RT | 7th Most Profitable Movie of 2023

[XXRDJisDoctorDoom]

If this opens over $200M DOM, I’ll get Excel a month of gold on here.

 

If it opens over $250M DOM, I’ll get him 3 months of gold.

 

If it opens over $300M DOM, I’ll get him 6 months of gold and change my name to ExcelWasRightXXR for those 6 months.

 

[Porthos]

7 minutes ago, RiddlerXXR said:

If it opens over $300M DOM, I’ll get him 6 months of gold and change my name to ExcelWasRightXXR for those 6 months.

 

brb, as I gotta go invest in crypto as I buy the dip, and then turn my massive return into about 10m theater tickets. 👍

[excel1]

1 hour ago, JonahVex said:

Avengers had Hemsworth, Evans,  Scarlett,etc...

 

Cavill and Gadot mean BvS wins. 

[excel1]

43 minutes ago, RiddlerXXR said:

If this opens over $200M DOM, I’ll get Excel a month of gold on here.

 

If it opens over $250M DOM, I’ll get him 3 months of gold.

 

If it opens over $300M DOM, I’ll get him 6 months of gold and change my name to ExcelWasRightXXR for those 6 months.

 

 

pin to top of page 1 plz 

[Lighthouse]

Does anyone know what Warner's october releases are for this year?

Edited February 3, 2022 by Lighthouse

[belblazer]

14 minutes ago, Lighthouse said:

Does anyone know what Warner's october releases are for this year?

None so far. But hopefully they will move The Flash to 10/20.

[Lighthouse]

33 minutes ago, belblazer said:

None so far. But hopefully they will move The Flash to 10/20.

Interesting. They tend to release their big Oscar movies in October (fall).

 

But it seems possible that for this year they could campaign for Don't Worry Darling or this one. Let's wait if they buy something at the upcoming festivals.

Edited February 3, 2022 by Lighthouse

[Juby]

7 hours ago, dudalb said:

I like Robert Patttinson and he is giving every sign of being a great Batman but when I saw this my reaction was "Guess he never saw Batman and Robin".

 

I saw B&R multiple times and I agree with Robert. The only Batman film I don't like / I think is bad, is Zack Snyder's BvS. B&R is overheated, it is fast-paced, full of action superhero extravaganza, with good score, good production design, good costumes (yes! even with the bat-nipples), good make-up, great Arnold puns and some good director work.

 

Back to The Batman, my current wide-range prediction:
Opening weekend: $115-155 mln

Domestic: $300-400 mln

[JonahVex]

 

[JWR]

11 hours ago, Juby said:

 

I saw B&R multiple times and I agree with Robert. The only Batman film I don't like / I think is bad, is Zack Snyder's BvS. B&R is overheated, it is fast-paced, full of action superhero extravaganza, with good score, good production design, good costumes (yes! even with the bat-nipples), good make-up, great Arnold puns and some good director work.

 

Back to The Batman, my current wide-range prediction:
Opening weekend: $115-155 mln

Domestic: $300-400 mln

 

Batman & Robin is at least fun to watch as an unintentional comedy.

[excel1]

3 minutes ago, JWR said:

 

Batman & Robin is at least fun to watch as an unintentional comedy.

 

 

For sure. It is almost like a superhero parody. Batman 1989 and Batman Forever are like time capsules into their respective years. Batman Returns is a very unique type of film that isn't nearly as "of its time" as the others.

[Merkel]

18 minutes ago, JWR said:

 

Batman & Robin is at least fun to watch as an unintentional comedy.

 

 

Not to defend that film, but for better or worse, I don't think anything about it is unintentional

[TMP]

 

[lorddemaxus]

Properly listening to The Batman theme and this has to be Giachinno's best non-Pixar work since like Lost Season 6.

Edited February 4, 2022 by lorddemaxus

[XXRDJisDoctorDoom]

Long Range Box Office Forecast: The Batman

$135-185M OW

$340-540M DOM

 

https://www.boxofficepro.com/long-range-box-office-forecast-emthe-batman-em/

[Notthereverseflash24]

32 minutes ago, RiddlerXXR said:

Long Range Box Office Forecast: The Batman

$135-185M OW

$340-540M DOM

 

https://www.boxofficepro.com/long-range-box-office-forecast-emthe-batman-em/

Looks promising, I'm still betting on 200+ cause why not.

[MrGamer]

8 hours ago, TMP said:

 

[JonahVex]

BOP is more bullish on The Batman's domestic ceiling than they were NWH's (540m vs 525m)

[Merkel]

Giacchino is becoming a really uninteresting composer. He was fun when doing tongue-in-cheek pastiche.

 

This, not so much. It's so simplistic, and not in a good way

[Old Spice]

However this breaks, it's nice to see that WB has a marketing department again after taking most of 2021 off.

 

Sticking with my prediction of $186 and I bet we'll see some TV spots next week with the first reviews to coincide with tix going on sale. 

 

Looking forward to seeing some glorious character posters going up soon in Manhattan as well.