LordOfLore
Banned
Don't worry, when that Monster Hunter movie finally comes out it'll be spoken about here as wellMedia Create is just non-stop whining and arguing about Monster Hunter nowadays.
Don't worry, when that Monster Hunter movie finally comes out it'll be spoken about here as wellMedia Create is just non-stop whining and arguing about Monster Hunter nowadays.
Do you think that some of what led to the massive summer declines is that studios have focused more and more on spreading out releases. We've seen a lot of non-summer records fall as December, February, March, April, etc... have become more viable for big blockbuster releases.
There were certainly some unanticipated failures in the summer, but I wonder if the success in other months offsets the damage of weaker summer results to some extent.
Click through for the full article.Warner Bros. gets bragging rights for leading all major studios at the summer box office with $790M, fueled by DCs Wonder Woman, Christopher Nolans Dunkirk and New Line horror film Annabelle: Creation.
...
Sony is the only major studio to see a lift in its summer-to-summer grosses with $595.3M, +25%. ... They knew that their prized franchise Spider-Man was in desperate need of a reboot ... and they launched original, edgy fare at a low cost without throwing the studios cash outside the window with Edgar Wrights Baby Driver
...
20th Century Fox is +4.8% with $397.4M comprised largely of War for the Planet of the Apes ($144.6M), Alien: Covenant ($74.3M), DreamWorks Animations Captain Underpants ($73.4M) and Fox Searchlight fare. It could have been bigger for the Pico Blvd. studio.
...
Paramount tried and failed
...
The frugally-spending, public-traded Lionsgate is +18% with just under $180M thanks to a slew of singles and doubles including Hitmans Bodyguard ($60M), the Tupac Shakur pic All Eyez on Me ($44.9M) timed to the late hip hop artists birthday and Amazons Judd Apatow produced romantic comedy The Big Sick ($40.9M) which crossed over from arthouses and has an eye on Oscar season.
TITLE DIST DOM GROSS
1 Annabelle: Creation B (NL) $88,975,598
2 The Hitman's Bodyguard LG/S $54,944,214
3 The Dark Tower Sony $47,431,894
4 Kidnap (2017) Aviron $29,347,867
5 The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature ORF $25,855,476
6 Logan Lucky BST $21,451,612
7 Wind River Wein. $18,285,511
8 The Glass Castle LGF $14,749,759
9 Leap! Wein. $11,381,726
10 Birth of the Dragon BH Tilt $5,413,090
11 All Saints Sony $3,471,923
12 Mayweather vs. McGregor Fathom $2,620,183
13 Ingrid Goes West Neon $2,315,498
14 Jab Harry Met Sejal Yash $1,664,648
15 Good Time A24 $1,625,641
Tot. Gross for Aug Releases YoY Change
2017 $338.1 -59.2%
2016 $828.9 +51.4%
2015 $547.4 -45.9%
2014 $1,011.6 +20.2%
2013 $841.5 +13.9%
2012 $739.1 +6.5%
2011 $693.7 +7.3%
2010 $646.3 -13.2%
Outside of King Arthur, WB's been solid.
Homecoming legged far enough to give it a decent shot at topping BvS, and an outside shot at passing Spider-Man 3 worldwide when China is added in. Chinese presales have been strong so far.
As a tax write-off?
Out of curiosity where is news of Chinese pre-sales for Spider-Man coming from? I said it in the last thread but I really need this to beat BvS globally lol.
Some of it is that, but Studios also completely abandoned August. Hopefully Wind River can leg past it, but The Nut Job 2 is currently the 5th biggest film to open this past August at all of $25M total.
The last time the Top 5 cut off for August releases was under $35M was back in 1999 (just under $33M for the 13th Warrior). At best, this year's slate of August releases will have the worst cumulative gross since August 1998.
https://forums.boxofficetheory.com/...ussion-thread/?do=findComment&comment=3167056
With numbers grabbed off Maoyan, which anyone can reference if you can read Chinese text (or want to mess around with Google Translate).
Presales are more than double those of Doctor Strange at the same point. Spider-Man started its presales earlier, so that isn't apples to apples exactly, but it is a good sign. $100M is locked. But you are more concerned about that $115-120M
Para also had Rings which did fine.XXX: Return of Xander Cage is Paramount's only successful movie this year. Sony is looking pretty good right now.
XXX: Return of Xander Cage is Paramount's only successful movie this year.
This needs to be a bannable offense. Shit is getting out of hand.Well well well
Look at what The Bronson Bump did!
Well well well
Look at what The Bronson Bump did!
Bronson is the reason there will be a The Last Witch Hunter 2.
Bronson is the reason there will be a The Last Witch Hunter 2.
The Last Witch Hunterwhat the hell is that photo
Bronson is that dude who saw A Man Apart in the theater.
Bronson is that dude who saw A Man Apart in the theater.
Bronson saw valerian in theaters
Maybe Bronson can help make Daddy's Home 2 a success for Paramount.
Irma gonna have an impactI'm predicting a $50 million opening weekend for IT.
Irma gonna have an impact
Homecoming should hit $330m DOM and $850m+ WW.
The most successful failure ever.
Chris Nolan's Dunkirk earned another $4.125 million (+4%) over the Fri-Sun weekend for a likely $5m holiday haul and $179.6m 36-day domestic total. The $100m Warner Bros./Time Warner Inc. release earned $30.1m in its first weekend in China (counting online ticketing fees), setting the stage for a possible $60-$65m. We'll see if the film gets past $500m worldwide, but it will certainly be (unadjusted for inflation) the first or second-biggest World War II movie ever just ahead or behind Saving Private Ryan ($480m in 1998).
So happy for it. I loved it, and hated the way people and these Youtubers *cough* Grace Randolph *cough* were calling its performance mediocre to bad, and saying it would be behind all the other Spiderman films.....
Now its looking like it will be within a stone's throw of the number 1 spider man film in a firm second place which is fucking GREAT considering they tanked the franchise's reputation for so many years before this film. It won't end far from BvS and has a chance to pass it, and will be the #1 Superhero gross of the year so far Worldwide until JL and Thor 3. I would love to see someone call that a failure.
Christ, August was so dead.
I'm not confident that Ragnarok beats Homecoming
Spider-Man Homecoming:
Para also had Rings which did fine.
But there is a reason why I'm calling it Paramount Doom Watch.
Can't believe I am going to the theaters to see a movie in Nov
Deadline summarised the summer:
Click through for the full article.
Outside of King Arthur, WB's been solid.
Does Paramount even have any big sure fire hits coming soon? Mission Impossible in 2018...umm, maybe Bumblebee but who knows with how The Last Knight collapsed. Star Trek time travel story sounds iffy as heck, even with Pine and Hemsworth riding high at the moment. Beyond was sent to die despite a really solid RT score. Uhhhhhh World War Z 2? Top Gun? I could see both of those being too late and getting slept on.
USERNAME PREDICTION (millions USD)
The Driver $250.00
Biggest-Geek-Ever $101.20
AdventureRacing $95.00
Busty $90.00
snap $87.00
pestul $85.50
Schlorgan $85.00
Ignatz Mouse $85.00
Freeza Under the Shower $85.00
Cvie $84.00
BronsonLee $84.00
WhiteRabbitEXE $83.50
Bobby Roberts $83.00
PhonicipleBone $82.50
Sgt. Kabukiman $82.00
BumRush $82.00
Caode $82.00
Jigorath $81.00
Miles X $80.00
Saucycarpdog $80.00
overcast $79.00
CaviarMeths $78.50
vinnygambini $78.20
LordOfLore $78.00
hodayathink $77.00
GhaleonEB $77.00
Kenzodielocke $76.20
milanbaros $76.00
What did he mean by this? $76.00
FTF $76.00
Random Human $76.00
Phamit $73.50
LFMartins86 $73.00
berzeli $72.00
gamz $72.00
Penguin $71.80
Prompto $71.40
AndyVirus $71.00
Gentleman Jack $70.30
catmincer $69.00
Lifeline $69.00
Famassu $67.85
Slayven $64.00
Chamber $58.00
tonka $55.00
ryutaro's mama $0.000001