It | Sept. 8, 2017 | Warner Brothers | Andy Muschietti directing. Trailer on Page 12 NO SPOILER DISCUSSION. Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes

[That One Girl]

1 hour ago, CJohn said:

OW - 50M

DOM - 125M

OS - 110M

 

Low af.  You're high off your ass rn.

[DlAMONDZ]

You got The Conjuring and Annabelle opening to 40m and some ya'll still think IT, one of the most hyped movies in recent memory is opening to only 50 

[raegr]

11 minutes ago, That Floating Guy said:

 

JL might make that domestic number worldwide.  Might.

 

(okay I'm exaggerating)

Less than 600 Million? Don't do drugs, even the "lighter ones" because they are usually laced with somethings. As seen above

[DAJK]

Personally I think it would be funny if WW ended up outgrossing JL. Wondy by herself can outgross a film when she's paired up with Batman and Flash etc. If the movie is sub-par, I would really want this to happen as it would hopefully teach studios that making a good movie is more important that just a brand name.

 

This could relate to It in the sense that yea, the movie is going to be big no matter what, but quality still matters when it comes to a movie's gross. Which is why EmpireCity's comments get me more excited than the deadline tracking.

[Ethan Hunt]

1 minute ago, DAJK said:

Personally I think it would be funny if WW ended up outgrossing JL. Wondy by herself can outgross a film when she's paired up with Batman and Flash etc. If the movie is sub-par, I would really want this to happen as it would hopefully teach studios that making a good movie is more important that just a brand name.

 

This could relate to It in the sense that yea, the movie is going to be big no matter what, but quality still matters when it comes to a movie's gross. Which is why EmpireCity's comments get me more excited than the deadline tracking.

I've been saying it would happen for a decent while. the ingredients have been there. ( and I say this as someone who thinks Justice League looks like a blast)

[filmnerdjamie]

Reading one of the more recent drafts and thinking to myself, "I can't wait for Max Landis to tell me everything wrong with this in a month on Social Media!"

[Jonwo]

$50m would still be fantastic considering it would be a record for September but I reckon it might do even more. I'm being conservative and thinking $55-60m but TBH I will be extremely happy if it does more

[Zakiyyah6]

2 hours ago, DlAMONDZ said:

You got The Conjuring and Annabelle opening to 40m and some ya'll still think IT, one of the most hyped movies in recent memory is opening to only 50 

As long as the reviews aren't garbage (meaning well under 60%, meaning like 30-40% on RT) it should be smooth sailing to at least 60mil opening weekend. I'm probably going to raise my 75mil prediction slightly.

[The Futurist]

Wonder if is s gonna work OS outside of the UK and the Common Wealth.

 

This clown cultural thing seems to be English speaking countries centric,  no ?

[NoobSaibot]

2 hours ago, The Futurist said:

Wonder if is s gonna work OS outside of the UK and the Common Wealth.

 

This clown cultural thing seems to be English speaking countries centric,  no ?

 

Unfortunately, this is what I'm afraid of: That it'll do spectacularly in a few countries, but tank everywhere else.

[Barnack]

3 hours ago, The Futurist said:

Wonder if is s gonna work OS outside of the UK and the Common Wealth.

 

This clown cultural thing seems to be English speaking countries centric,  no ?

King adaptation never reached 60% oversea I think, I do not expect IT to do better than 55%. But stuff popular in the US tend to be more and more popular everywhere, with the Internet and all buzz travel, it could be able to pull close to 50% and double is giant domestic.

 

That said IT is one of those rare movie that should be successful from domestic alone.

 

Worldwide (Unadjusted)

Rank	Title (click to view)	Studio	Worldwide	Domestic / %		Overseas / %		Year
1	The Green Mile	WB	$286.8	$136.8	47.7%	$150.0	52.3%	1999
2	1408	MGM/W	$132.0	$72.0	54.5%	$60.0	45.5%	2007
3	Secret Window	Sony	$92.9	$48.0	51.7%	$44.9	48.3%	2004
4	Carrie (2013)	SGem	$84.8	$35.3	41.6%	$49.5	58.4%	2013
5	Dreamcatcher	WB	$75.7	$33.7	44.5%	$42.0	55.5%	2003
6	The Mist	MGM/W	$57.3	$25.6	44.7%	$31.7	55.3%	2007
7	The Dark Tower	Sony	$53.6	$34.3	64%	$19.3	36%	2017
8	Carrie	UA	$33.8	$33.8	100%	n/a	0%	1976
9	Hearts in Atlantis	WB	$30.9	$24.2	78.2%	$6.7	21.8%	2001
10	Stephen King's Riding the Bullet	Inn.	$135k	$135k	100%	n/a	0%	2004
11	Cell	Saban	n/a	n/a	-	n/a	-	2016

Edited August 14, 2017 by Barnack

[theStun]

Finally saw Annabelle and my goodness that clip. I didn't think I could get anymore hyped for this film. That was just flat out disturbing no jump scares pure creepiness and how good IT sounded. Me and my gf that is all we talked about on the ride home we haven't even given Annabelle a second thought. Now she wants to read the book cannot wait to see this. 

[KeepItU25071906]

Any info about tickets sales? When does it start?

Edited August 14, 2017 by KeepItU25071906

[somebody85]

21 hours ago, EmpireCity said:

could go a lot higher since it is actually going to be reviewed well.  

Oh? Cool, I like hearing this!

[somebody85]

Damn, some of you guys are going high but I'm getting that Deadpool feeling too. It really does feel like an event and there's nothing to take away it's hype theaterwise now.

If reviews do say it's truly frightening and is faithful to the book, it's going to explode. Love hearing that it's getting positive word of mouth from people who've seen it but how it does on RT is anyones guess at this point.

[Deep Wang]

6 hours ago, KeepItU25071906 said:

Any info about tickets sales? When does it start?

8/23

[Nova]

This is not making less than $60M OW. 

 

It has waaaay too many things going for it. 

 

If its as good as people are saying it is, I wouldn't be shocked at a $70-75M+ OW 

[YSLDC]

Getting really good reviews on letterbox

[Boxofficerules]

11 minutes ago, YSLDC said:

Getting really good reviews on letterbox

Have their been screenings?

[YSLDC]

57 minutes ago, Boxofficerules said:

Have their been screenings?

Yes.