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So $20M in Russia and over $12M in Mexico is considered doing badly?

Virtually all movies that have explosions do well in Russia. It's a developing market like a lot of Asian markets, as is Mexico. And $12m is hardly great.

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So $20M in Russia and over $12M in Mexico is considered doing badly?

 

In Russia it will finish in the same league as Battleship, Mummy 3, Prince of Persia, Prometheus, Wrath and Clash of the Titans. 

Nothing extraordinary. It was always supposed to do well in Russian no matter what. 

 

In Mexico it will make around 15 mln. Reasonably good for a blockbuter, nothing exciting. Once again every big-budgeted  action movie will do well there.  Jack the Giants Killer made 13.5 mln not so long ago.

 

695k admission in 12 days in France is not good either. Probably will not pass 1 million in admissions, 10 mln in gross.

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The number in France is good, it's an original movie, it's doing more than Monsters University there, and plenty of movies have underperformed over there too, so it's good.

 

It's a nearly 200-million blockbuster. This is all that matter. Stop this "original movie" bullshit. Would you call also Armageddon, Independence Day or 2012 an original movie? No one really cared. 

 

And for your reference Monsters University did 1 million admissions in 2 weeks. 1.26 mln in three. With low drops it can reach 2 mln admissions in France. 

 

Pacific Rim had 17th opening week this year  in France. How this can be good for huge blockbuster with massive advertising? It's less than After Earth or Oblivion and its legs are also not good there. 54% 2nd weekend drop.

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The number in France is good, it's an original movie, it's doing more than Monsters University there, and plenty of movies have underperformed over there too, so it's good.

 

Good compared to what? it's not good for an attempted blockbuster. Also it is not beating MU it's losing to it by a lot.

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We always said this was going to be a hard sell from the beginning, the movie has no star power, del Toro is unknown from the GA, the genre is primarily aimed at fanboys, geeks, Kaiju fans, and yet, the movie is on track to 350-400 million WW, how is that not good? The budget is 190 M (allegedly so) yes, but it could have been much much worse. 

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We always said this was going to be a hard sell from the beginning, the movie has no star power, del Toro is unknown from the GA, the genre is primarily aimed at fanboys, geeks, Kaiju fans, and yet, the movie is on track to 350-400 million WW, how is that not good? The budget is 190 M (allegedly so) yes, but it could have been much much worse. 

Eh ... I didnt know that ...

 

All I remember is some fanboys had been calling 1B+/800M+ for months before release ... now they suddenly knew it was always going to be hard sell ?

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Eh ... I didnt know that ...

 

All I remember is some fanboys had been calling 1B+/800M+ for months before release ... now they suddenly knew it was always going to be hard sell ?

 

Whoever called for 800 M + was delusional, I saw btw 400 & 500, should get close to 400 M.

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