Thatonemoor
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I would probably go with WoW or that new Alice in Wonderland movie
Didn't the first Alice movie do great in the box office? If anything Tim Burton's name plastered on it will get it to break even.
I would probably go with WoW or that new Alice in Wonderland movie
Didn't the first Alice movie do great in the box office? If anything Tim Burton's name plastered on it will get it to break even.
Didn't the first Alice movie do great in the box office? If anything Tim Burton's name plastered on it will get it to break even.
Wouldn't surprise me in Alice bombed. I mean who actually wanted a sequel to that film? Tim Burton is a hack.
That was at the height of the 3D craze coming off Avatar, and anecdotally a lot of people seemed to find it boring.
I also have a feeling Disney's Jungle Book will do better than WB's Tarzan.
.People line up to see Johnny Depp in makeup and weird headwares.
WoW cost $100 mil to make, it might pull $20mil domestic, maybe.
I would probably go with WoW or that new Alice in Wonderland movie
Do you guys think there will be another Jem and the Holograms type situation this year? We've been talking about bombs in this thread but I don't think anyone has mentioned anything on this level.
People line up to see Johnny Depp in makeup and weird headwares.
Is Molly Ringwald in anything? That could be the sign.
Just like they did for Dark Shadows and Mortdecai.
I think Rogue One will do very well but be considered a huge disappointment because it doesn't do "Star Wars" numbers
People line up to see Johnny Depp in makeup and weird headwares.
Is Molly Ringwald in anything? That could be the sign.
Just like they did for Dark Shadows and Mortdecai.
His mustache was weird.Did Johnny Depp put weird shit on his head? No. Big mistakes.
His mustache was weird.
This thread made me re-check last year's thread for reference.
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=1044211
Some of the top picks were Ant-man, Terminator and Pixels. Amusing in retrospect. The predictive powers of the average GAF poster is not very keen. So, I would say the outlook for the Warcraft movie is bright.
These Two Films Will Flop!!!
- X-Men Apocalspe
- Batman vs Superman
Seeing as you're so adamant on this, are you prepared to take an avatar bet? Or, if the mods allow (and assist), a user tag?
ok, I'll make an avatar bet! You pick the avatar, and if I lose I shall wear it! Also you get to pick how long I'll wear it! I back up my statements! (ps I don't know how to make user tags)
*scratches my head* ugh....does it mean....not ugh...NOT selling at expected levels? lol, both those films looks Mortal Kombat Annihilation bad.
The Hateful 8 is bombing pretty hard right now
Okay, now we need to fairly agree what defines a 'flop'. According to Wikipedia BvS has a budget of $200 million (which seems like it could be a guess) and it doesn't have a budget listed for X-Men Apocalypse, although DoFP is also listed as costing $200 million, so I'd wager Apocalypse is fairly similar. Man of Steel earned $668 million at the box office and Days of Future Past earned $747 million.
Would you say it's fair that for these films to not be considered flops they need to earn at least $600 million at the box office?
or failing that, I'll come up with an image for your avatar, for use maybe until the end of the year. I'm thinking I will try to crop this into a usable image:
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The only way I can see Rogue One being seen as a disappointment is if it has a great opening weekend, followed by terrible reviews and word of mouth, and then tanking before crawling to the nearest 100 million milestone. I think I will call this "pulling a Godzilla".![]()
WoW cost $100 mil to make, it might pull $20mil domestic, maybe.
This thread made me re-check last year's thread for reference.
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=1044211
Some of the top picks were Ant-man, Terminator and Pixels.
Amusing in retrospect.
The predictive powers of the average GAF poster is not very keen.
So, I would say the outlook for the Warcraft movie is bright.
If Darth Vader has any presence in this film at all, I think it could be $450M+ domestic. I guess that's not TFA numbers, but still quite respectable. It needs to review quite well too.I think Rogue One will do very well but be considered a huge disappointment because it doesn't do "Star Wars" numbers
Pixels bombed, Genyisieys was barely saved by China's BO and Ant-Man didn't do "great" for a Marvel movie. Lots of people mentioned john carter of Jupiter and Tomorrowland and PAN and they were right. It's not rocket science, every year these studios seem to be throwing (lots of) their money on garbage just because.
I can agree with those terms and that amount. If each film fails to earn at least 600 million, then it will be considered an flop.
I can't help but feel this thread would probably be more successful if a larger portion of the posters actually took the time to understand what the term "box office bomb" means.
Now I'm hoping Tarzan ends up being some Fury Road dark horse of 2016.
any film earning 600 mil off a 200 mil budget isn't a flop or a bomb by any stretch.
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You guys should keep your eye on Warner Brothers' 180mil Tarzan movie.
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WoW cost $100 mil to make, it might pull $20mil domestic, maybe.
That's about break even. Newest Bond cost 245M and I read that it would take 600ish to break even.
Suicide Kings
That has Catwoman and green lantern vibes all over it.
Suicide Kings
That has Catwoman and green lantern vibes all over it.
True but I don't think the movie will bomb mainly because people still love him for some reason.
Wouldn't surprise me in Alice bombed. I mean who actually wanted a sequel to that film? Tim Burton is a hack.
If it bombs for any reason, it will be because it comes out on the same day as Xmen Apocalypse.The first movie made $1 billion worldwide. That's $1,000 million dollars. Even if the 2nd one does half as much that's still $500 million WW. I'm sure it will be fine.
Break Even isn't bomb. Lose a little money isnt bomb. Cant even get close to your production budget? Bomb. Spend 150 mil and only make 30 mil domestic? Bomb. Even if overseas kicks in another 100 mil? Still bombed.
Rule of thumb is 2.5x budget gets you profitable. Anything between 2-2.5 isn't great, but might be salvaged at home video. Anything between 1-2 can be disappointment territory.
But you don't even make budget back? That's the kind of financial failure the thread is focused on. That level.