The End of Summer: Dragon Ball Super Super Hero/Beast Weekend Thread | DBS 20.1, Beast 11.6, BT 8, Pets 5.8 | TGM 5.85. Passes Infinity War to become sixth-biggest domestic earner

[Legion Again]

4 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:

I said it 

I think you mean $2000 million grosser, minimal  

[robertman2]

1 hour ago, Issac Newton said:

God anime memes are always so bad lol

[Issac Newton]

1 minute ago, Legion By Night said:

I think you mean $2000 million grosser, minimal  

Oo.. not a mistake on zero but addition

 

$200M+$200M = $400M minimal for both

[filmlover]

That's a really good opening for Orphan: First Kill actually, all things considered. Too bad it wasn't a theatrical exclusive with an actual marketing campaign behind it.

[Issac Newton]

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero debuted with an estimated $20.1M this weekend (from 3,018 locations).#DragonBallSuperSuperHero #BoxOffice @Crunchyroll @dragonballsuper pic.twitter.com/5UNHl7MW4b

— BoxOfficeReport.com (@BORReport) August 21, 2022

[scabab]

Any update on Super Hero yet?

[Gokira2012]

1 minute ago, Issac Newton said:

Lower than Demon Slayer, Dragonball has a stronger name ID,that's sad

[Issac Newton]

1 minute ago, Gokira2012 said:

Lower than Demon Slayer, Dragonball has a stronger name ID,that's sad

Actual will be above $21M

[DAJK]

3 minutes ago, Gokira2012 said:

Lower than Demon Slayer, Dragonball has a stronger name ID,that's sad

Actually stop lol

[XXR vs XXR]

On 8/19/2022 at 6:06 PM, Legion By Night said:

Man, should have stuck to my guns on TGM instead of listening to the pros

 

[Issac Newton]

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero grossed an estimated $3.4M from domestic IMAX screens this weekend, which represented 16.9% of this weekend's $20.1M gross.#DragonBallSuperSuperHero #IMAX #BoxOffice

— BoxOfficeReport.com (@BORReport) August 21, 2022

[Legion Again]

8 minutes ago, In XXR We Trust said:

 

So glad I listened to the pros on TGM instead of sticking to me guns. As I have always been 

[SchumacherFTW]

I'm seeing Dragonball in 4DX in a couple of hours, would rather go IMAX but they're only showing that dubbed in the UK. 

[katnisscinnaplex]

Just now, Legion By Night said:

So glad I listened to the pros on TGM instead of sticking to me guns. As I have always been 

[Flopped]

Orphan: First Kill is more fun than it ought to have been

Spoiler

but the twist was stolen pretty shamelessly from the documentary The Imposter. 

 

Did the movie look so muddled and cheap as part of the way they made her look younger? 

[Issac Newton]

Beast debuted with an estimated $11.57M this weekend (from 3,743 locations).#BeastMovie #BoxOffice @UniversalPics

— BoxOfficeReport.com (@BORReport) August 21, 2022

[parkerthegreat]

1 hour ago, Issac Newton said:

$700m on Labor Day, here we come! $686m and change by Thursday, $691m and change by the end of next weekend, $694m by the following Thursday, leaves a 4 day weekend of $6m. 

[filmlover]

Just realized Universal is leading the market for 2022 with Paramount not too far behind them (largely thanks to Top Gun heh). Guessing the end of that reign isn't too far behind with Disney set to release arguably their two biggest bets of the year in the final months.

 

Remaining number of major releases this year from the majors:

 

Universal: 7 (Bros, Halloween Ends, Ticket to Paradise, The Fabelmans, She Said, Violent Night, Puss in Boots)

Sony: 6 (The Invitation, The Woman King, Lyle Lyle Crocodile, Devotion, A Man Called Otto, I Wanna Dance with Somebody)

Disney: 5 (Barbarian, Amsterdam, Black Panther, Strange World, Avatar)

Warner Bros: 3 (Don't Worry Darling, Black Adam, Shazam!)

Paramount: 2 (Smile, Babylon)

Edited August 21, 2022 by filmlover

[Krissykins]

8 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:

Ah it easily stayed above $10m then, phew. 
 

12.5x the preview is pretty nice. 

[Krissykins]

1 minute ago, filmlover said:

Just realized Universal is leading the market for 2022 with Paramount not too far behind them (largely thanks to Top Gun heh). Guessing that reign won't be too far behind with Disney set to release arguably their two biggest bets of the year in the final months.

 

Remaining number of major releases this year from the majors:

 

Universal: 7 (Bros, Halloween Ends, Ticket to Paradise, The Fabelmans, She Said, Violent Night, Puss in Boots)

Sony: 6 (The Invitation, The Woman King, Lyle Lyle Crocodile, Devotion, A Man Called Otto, I Wanna Dance with Somebody)

Disney: 5 (Barbarian, Amsterdam, Black Panther, Strange World, Avatar)

Warner Bros: 3 (Don't Worry Darling, Black Adam, Shazam!)

Paramount: 2 (Smile, Babylon)

The ones in bold add up to an exciting rest of the year for me. 
 

I’ve never even heard of She Said, Fabelmans, Otto or Strange World but that’s the studios’ fault.