It's time to bring back pod racing and bring on all the Ghost Riders in the MCU.That moment when you realize a Street Racing series is holding its own against the Avengers and Star Wars
What Street racing series.That moment when you realize a Street Racing series is holding its own against the Avengers and Star Wars
It's time to bring back pod racing and bring on all the Ghost Riders in the MCU.
Or get The Rock to play a former Royal Guard and Hyperion.
Time to bring this one backThat moment when you realize a Street Racing series is holding its own against the Avengers and Star Wars
I'm starting to wonder which studio is gonna disappear - as we know it - first, Paramount or Sony Pictures.
Paramount still has Transformers. Sony still has Spider-Man. It's gonna be close (though I do think Sony will get rid of Rothman before Paramount has any new executive shake-up, so they'll get another chance to turn it around first).
Why Tom Rothman still gets work running studios is baffling.
Fate Of The Furious Gunning Past $430M Overseas; $534M Worldwide For All-Time Opening Records International Box Office
SATURDAY AM UPDATE: The Fate Of The Furious is not slowing down overseas this weekend particularly in China where a record-setting debut has helped drive the international box office to $194.8M through Friday. Universals eighth installment in the franchise is on track for a $430.4M overseas opening frame and a $534.2M worldwide bow both new all-time records.
That moment when you realize a Street Racing series is holding its own against the Avengers and Star Wars
That moment when you realize a Street Racing series is holding its own against the Avengers and Star Wars
Bless Vin Diesel. Bless His Powah.
It should end with 1.2B WW or so. This train ain't stopping at 10.
Are we gonna have another Transformers 4 situation where the film is down domestically but massively up internationally?
Are we gonna have another Transformers 4 situation where the film is down domestically but massively up internationally?
Holy shit. Beating star wars opening weekend. That's nuts
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Cross over with Ghost racers and FF when
Fun fact: F7 has a larger OS total than TFA
$1,163,038,891
$1,131,561,399
Ghostbusters 2016 was pretty garbage too though.
The more originalFun fact: F7 has a larger OS total than TFA
$1,163,038,891
$1,131,561,399
Friday Studio Estimates
1) Fate of the Furious - $45.6M
2) the Boss Baby - $6.5M - $107M total
3) Beauty and the Beast - $5.1M - $446M total
4) Smurfs the Lost Village - $2.7M - $21M total
5) Going in Style - $2.1M - $19M total
6) Gifted - $1.1M total
7) Power Rangers - $1.1M - $79M total
8) Get Out - $1.0M - $166M total
9) The Case For Christ - $955k - $7M total
10) Kong Skull Island - $910k - $159M total
11) Ghost in the Shell - $825k - $35M total
The more originalfilm wonand better
Wait, how did GITS fall below Power Rangers? Did it take a huge cut in screens?
F8te killed it. Both DOM and OS.Wait, how did GITS fall below Power Rangers? Did it take a huge cut in screens?
GITS lost 1300 theatres. Power Rangers lost 800.
Ghost in the Shell collapsed though. It isn't even hitting $200M WW at this point. That 97% drop in China really hurt the overseas momentum.
Ghost in the Shell will probably make a 200 million profit, so that should not kill either of these movies.
$100.2M official estimate for Fate of the Furious.
I wouldnt be surprised if the actual is under $100M though.
$100.2M official estimate for Fate of the Furious.
I wouldnt be surprised if the actual is under $100M though.
That poster is unusually invested in the success of the film, despite the evidence piling up that marked it as a flop even before the China collapse.Wow, reminded me of this claim from a few weeks ago.
That poster is unusually invested in the success of the film, despite the evidence piling up that marked it as a flop even before the China collapse.
What do they think they are? Transformers?So is Fast gonna fudge the numbers to get the record?
So is Fast gonna fudge the numbers to get the record?
$184M in China for Fate of the Furious. $195M with service fees (which will likely be the number studios report)
Weekend Studio Estimates:
1) Fate of the Furious - $100.2M
2) The Boss Baby - $15.5M (-41%) - $116M total
3) Beauty and the Beast - $13.6M (-42%) - $455M total
4) Smurfs Lost Village - $6.5M (-51%) - $25M
5) Going in Style - $6.4M (-47%) - $23M total
6) Gifted - $3.0M
7) Get Out - $2.9M - $168M total
8) Power Rangers - $2.9M (-54%) - $81M total
9) The Case For Christ - $2.7M (-31%) - $8M total
10) Kong Skull Island - $2.6M (-52%) - $161M total
11) Ghost in the Shell - $2.4M (-67%) - $37M total
The hell are service fees?
I was thinking like the $1 fandango, etc. charges when you buy a ticket online, but that can't be it because that's the money fandango, etc. makes...so yeah, I'm not sure :/
Easily as important as the performance of any of these films, while the box office exploded over the weekend, Chinese film officials quietly announced major changes to the national box office reporting system.
From Saturday, January 28 onward, all box office grosses will now include the RMB 3-5 service fee that is charged to consumers for each ticket purchased online.
Such a sweeping change will not only cause headaches for beleaguered number crunchers such as this writer, who will henceforth need to draw box office comparisons between current films and ones released using the old reporting system, it is sure to break the brains of Hollywood studio accountants, because the added box office revenue from the service fees goes directly to third-party ticketing apps and will not be included in their 25 percent revenue-sharing agreement.
As a quick illustration: this past Saturdays total daily box office hit a record RMB 755 million ($110 million) before taking into account online ticketing service fees, but with fees included, the count would have climbed to RMB 797 million ($116.1 million).
Much like adding Thursday grosses into the Friday totals.huh wow...though that's really sketchy counting that money towards a movie's gross.
Much like adding Thursday grosses into the Friday totals.