I'm just trying to save face with my top 5 domestic prediction in that one thread.
If the rumored runtime of 182 minutes for TF5 is true, I'm going to give it no chance of grossing more than Pirates.
3 hours of Michael Bay explosions?
I'm ready.
I'm just trying to save face with my top 5 domestic prediction in that one thread.
If the rumored runtime of 182 minutes for TF5 is true, I'm going to give it no chance of grossing more than Pirates.
3 hours of Michael Bay explosions?
I'm ready.
Also, 600 posts by Tuesday has to be one of the more lively box office threads in recent months.
I've done that. I also did Fast and Furious 1-6 (11.5 hours) to get ready for Furious 7 (which I feel was almost more exhausting).Return of the King was 200 minutes. It just depends on what you do with those 200 minutes I guess.
That said, the 251 minute extended cut of RotK is torture on repeated viewings.
My family used to try and marathon the extended trilogy during holidays, and we'd start drifting out half way through TTT.
I've done that. I also did Fast and Furious 1-6 (11.5 hours) to get ready for Furious 7 (which I feel was almost more exhausting).
I've done that. I also did Fast and Furious 1-6 (11.5 hours) to get ready for Furious 7 (which I feel was almost more exhausting).
Why would I skip the third best one (pre-7)?You should have skipped Tokyo Shit.
Pirates 5 was a bit underestimated, it seems: https://twitter.com/GiteshPandya/status/869571980579794944
I was thinking about this yesterday: while Pirates 5 is certainly a disappointing performer in the US, if the trends of the last two summers hold, it could still conceivably be in the 5th highest grossing film of the summer if it grosses $165-175M.
I'm just trying to save face with my top 5 domestic prediction in that one thread.
If the rumored runtime of 182 minutes for TF5 is true, I'm going to give it no chance of grossing more than Pirates.
How that breaks down: The DC comics movie is looking at $65M-$75M stateside at 4,100 locations, which on the low end compares to the Marvel superhero openings of Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger. Wonder Woman‘s estimate has the power to go much higher, perhaps north of $80M, that is if she can maintain a strong Rotten Tomatoes Score.
Abroad, Diana Prince's alter-ego flies into 55 markets with a range between $92M-$118M, though $100m is the comfortable projection currently. Wonder Woman will leap into such major markets as China, the UK, Russia, Korea and Brazil, to plant a foot in about 72% of the world outside North America. Other key plays, like France, Germany and Japan, come later.
Captain Underpants is estimated to open with at least $20M at 3,400 locations, and in 3D. Memorial Day openers Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales will ease 55% from its 3-day of $62.98M for $28.4M, while Paramount's Baywatch will sink 60% from its three-day of $18.5M for $7.4M.
Jesus. The runtime is easily the worst thing about Bayformers. The movies all feel like never ending slogs and now this one is somehow even longer?
I don't get it. Michael Bay is pretty self aware. He knows his movies are big, dumb action spectacles for young adults. Why would he make them 3 hours long?
Oh boy, critics had their venom & knives ready 😂. Fans LOVE the movie. Huge positive scores. Big disconnect w/ critics & people. #Pirates #2Depp4U🔥
Have you seen the trailers?Transformers 5 is even longer than Age of Extinction?!
Can't wait for the 60 minutes of the movie dedicated to horrible comedy and the 10 minutes dedicated to exposition.Have you seen the trailers?
You know how much convoluted crap is in there that they're gonna explain?
And the 30ish min dedicated to actual Transformers action.Can't wait for the 60 minutes of the movie dedicated to horrible comedy and the 10 minutes dedicated to exposition.
Don't forget the 5 minutes dedicated to justifying sex with a minor.Can't wait for the 60 minutes of the movie dedicated to horrible comedy and the 10 minutes dedicated to exposition.
We still have an hour left. What else could they possibly fit in the movie? xD
Also Merlin apparentlyHitler
Have you seen the trailers?
You know how much convoluted crap is in there that they're gonna explain?
Since we're on the topic of runtimes, The Mummy is 108 minutes long. And Total Film seems to have confirmed Dunkirk will be under 2 hours.
edit: Spider-Man Homecoming is 130 minutes.
If the rumored runtime of 182 minutes for TF5 is true, I'm going to give it no chance of grossing more than Pirates.
I remember watching Pearl Harbor in theatres. "What? The movie isn't over? Huh?"
I caught a midnight screening of Pearl Harbor while totally drunk after a birthday party at a friend's place, a bunch of us just took a cab into the city on a whim and we missed like the first 10-20 mins. It still felt like a 3 hour movie.
I've only ever fallen asleep twice in a movie theater: Godzilla '98 and Pearl Harbor.
Does anyone know how much North Africa and the gulf countries contribute to World wide sales? Cause we're not getting either Pirates or WW any time soon.
Hahahaha what? You're just trolling me on purpose now right?![]()
One local cinema chain here (the one with the IMAX screens) is listing TF5's runtime as 165mins.
That would certainly be better, but I wonder if they're just using TF4's runtime until we get the official number.One local cinema chain here (the one with the IMAX screens) is listing TF5's runtime as 165mins.
What country are you located in again?
What child would even be able to sit through a three-hour Transformers movie?
Makes me think of Ebert's amazing review for Revenge of the Fallen.The last hour of all transformers movie always end up just being an assault on your eyes and ears
Roger Ebert said:"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" is a horrible experience of unbearable length, briefly punctuated by three or four amusing moments. One of these involves a dog-like robot humping the leg of the heroine. Such are the meager joys. If you want to save yourself the ticket price, go into the kitchen, cue up a male choir singing the music of hell, and get a kid to start banging pots and pans together. Then close your eyes and use your imagination.
As someone who watches every single Bayformers film multiple times in the cinema, I can safely say that I have seen (and heard... *argh*) more kids at an Interstellar IMAX screening than in any of the TF films. (I'm defining kids here as actual young children, not teenagers.)
Next to nothing in the larger scheme of things. UAE is the only territory likely to crack $2M.
What's wrong with Pirates?
What child would even be able to sit through a three-hour Transformers movie?