Seriously, the "Avengers bump" certainly raised all tides, but it didn't automatically turn the next few origin films (including Guardians) into billion dollar properties.
If WW is good, the sequel will have raised expectations, but expecting more than $700 million for the first film for a character ever is ridiculous on any timescale. Fucking Logan is barely gonna break $600 million.
All those characters besides Black Canary and Flash are low grade...
Suicide Squad made money, but was it genuinely well received by audiences? It made money because of a really savvy marketing campaign, which interlaced strongly with youth markets. The character design, soundtrack, and trailer work are why SS was a modest hit.
Wonder Woman has none of that working in its favor.
I think a Supergirl movie could have been quite an event, especially if it had a more fun, light-hearted tone in parallel to Man of Steel's grimdark seriousness.
But now that Supergirl is already having weekly adventures on TV, that prospect will not really be as interesting to people.
less less or more less?
You're ignoring that between Origins and Wolverine/Logan were multiple well received X-men films (First Class/Days of Future Past) that redeemed the brand in the public consciousness. As well as multiple years of separation. We're just over a year separated from BvS, and I'm still doubtful if SS provided them any bump (It made money, but WW is as close to the opposite side of the DCEU from it as you could get.).BvS was not generally well received, and yet SS made money (and lots of it). That's my point.
This early on, it's hard to tell what WW does or doesn't have in it's favor the way we do, with the benefit of hindsight, for Suicide Squad.
I mean, Wolverine Origins happened and people still went and saw The Wolverine and Logan. People's memories are short.
BvS? Not so much. Suicide Squad? Inexplicably, yes. To say nothing of how much was made off merch, music, and other avenues. Suicide Squad was some cursed monkey paw nonsense.
Suicide Squad made money, but was it genuinely well received by audiences? It made money because of a really savvy marketing campaign, which interlaced strongly with youth markets. The character design, soundtrack, and trailer work are why SS was a modest hit.
Wonder Woman has none of that working in its favor.
You're ignoring that between Origins and Wolverine/Logan were multiple well received X-men films (First Class/Days of Future Past) that redeemed the brand in the public consciousness. As well as multiple years of separation. We're just over a year separated from BvS, and I'm still doubtful if SS provided them any bump (It made money, but WW is as close to the opposite side of the DCEU from it as you could get.).
I just don't see WW replicating SS's improbable profits. But a lot of this is too soon to call, anyways. Tracking closer to release is going to tell a lot.
You're ignoring that between Origins and Wolverine/Logan were multiple well received X-men films (First Class/Days of Future Past) that redeemed the brand in the public consciousness. As well as multiple years of separation. We're just over a year separated from BvS, and I'm still doubtful if SS provided them any bump (It made money, but WW is as close to the opposite side of the DCEU from it as you could get.).
I just don't see WW replicating SS's improbable profits. But a lot of this is too soon to call, anyways. Tracking closer to release is going to tell a lot.
Why would you want a bad movie to be successful? So they can make more bad movies ala transformers?That would be a great result, all things considered.
I just want the movie to be successful. I mean, I want it to be good as well, but if I can't have that, the least I can hope for is financial success.
Confusing OP. $83 million OW would be a coup for this movie. Well in line with Marvel, of not better than a number their movies, and pretty optimistic considering the stink around this cinematic universe right now.
So an 83 million OW is bad for this?
You're ignoring that between Origins and Wolverine/Logan were multiple well received X-men films (First Class/Days of Future Past) that redeemed the brand in the public consciousness. As well as multiple years of separation. We're just over a year separated from BvS, and I'm still doubtful if SS provided them any bump (It made money, but WW is as close to the opposite side of the DCEU from it as you could get.).
I just don't see WW replicating SS's improbable profits. But a lot of this is too soon to call, anyways. Tracking closer to release is going to tell a lot.
BvS was poorly received, so much so that it spawned a meme, and yet, people still viewed SS on it's own merits, said "Hey this movie looks cool because of marketing/music/whaterver" and went out and watched it anyway.
estimated 100M
SS 175M
DOJ 250M
It doesn't have to.
And Logan came out after Apocalypse (which most considered to be, if not a fucking wreck, than nowhere near as good as the X-Movies that came directly before it).
I feel like most people forgot apocalypse even exists.
It's early tracking which means it's going to change a bit. I don't put much faith in these numbers this far out.
This legit saddens me
Not a chance in hell the budget is that low; isn't the "source" for that figure Jenkins saying something like "I'm the first woman to direct a hundred-million-dollar film?" It strikes me as pretty obvious that she was merely referring to the general nine-figure budgets of big franchise films and didn't mean it literally.
Not a chance in hell the budget is that low; isn't the "source" for that figure Jenkins saying something like "I'm the first woman to direct a hundred-million-dollar film?" It strikes me as pretty obvious that she was merely referring to the general nine-figure budgets of big franchise films and didn't mean it literally.
Wonder Woman is already a brand in and of herself.
Wonder Woman has a bit more of BvS's stink all over it, just because people got such a boring and unsatisfying introduction to Diana in BvS. It's a lot easier for people to separate Suicide Squad from BvS.
I feel like BvS basically left you wanting to see more from the Gotham characters, and less from characters in the larger DC universe. That was to Suicide Squad's benefit since they were leaning so heavy on Joker and Harley.
What?In what world is that a bad number for the first female superhero movie?
Ah, the title is by Slayven, not the article. Carry on.
The chances of this movie being a better RT quality than SS or BvS is very high. It also has stiff competition, so the chances of it doing worse at the box office is also very high.
Even a Single person on this planet doesn't know when tickets gonna open, buying a ticket is another thing, and some INTELLECTUAL BO dudes already know how much $$$ gonna come in smh
Fact check: The average MCU opening weekend is $113 million dollars
But still this isnt far off from Dr.Strange or Winter Soldier so why the hullabaloo
Even a Single person on this planet doesn't know when tickets gonna open, buying a ticket is another thing, and some INTELLECTUAL BO dudes already know how much $$$ gonna come in smh