$775M for Rogue One worldwide. China opens next weekend. Given that TFA wad at $1.5B by this point (also with China left to open), Civil War will keep the worldwide crown.
It'll be about Kirk and Thor going back to 1990's Earth to rescue a pair of camels for them to ride on to fight off an invading alien force.
So Black Panther is doomed? Fuck...
Good effort Star Wars, better luck next time.
That's sort of a weird thing to compare though as it only tells part of the story. Assassin's Creed will probably end up making $60-70m domestically and at least double that overseas. It's surely not what they were hoping for but with home video, selling to HBO, etc., it'll come out as a wash which frankly isn't that bad. Ratchet and Clank was a huge bomb but I have no clue why anyone had any expectations for success with it.
Prince of Persia was ~$150M vs its $200M production budget and was never heard from again. AssCreed is going to be in the same category.
Good effort Star Wars, better luck next time.
Those overseas numbers for Moana are just sad. I assume some of it is due to the weak European currencies, but it's still disappointing.
Star Trek 4 will probably happen simply because Paramount has basically nothing in 2019 except Transformers 7 (!!!). Maybe they'll pump out World War Z 3, but the jury's out on that.
I also think European are probably just not that interested in watching animation in cinema without kids.
Star Trek 4 will probably happen simply because Paramount has basically nothing in 2019 except Transformers 7 (!!!). Maybe they'll pump out World War Z 3, but the jury's out on that.
Assassin's Creed won't sniff $70M domestic. Next weekend will be in the $3M range, with mass venue dumps shortly after. Maybe $55M. $60M if it magically develops legs.
The film does have a bunch of openings left, but based on what we have so far, I'd be surprised if it breaks 125M overseas minus China. I'm expecting something a lot closer to $100M.
The film is coming out in China on Feb 12th, so I guess it has has a shot at $200M+. However, no one is going to be rushing to greenlight more video game films based on that.
Best case scenario for AssCreed:
$60M domestic ($33M studio take)
$125M overseas ($50M studio take)
$50M China ($12M studio take)
Around $95M studio earnings against that $125M production budget.
What I think is more likely:
$55M domestic ($30M studio take)
$100M overseas ($40M studio take)
$25M China ($6M studio take)
$76M against the $125M production budget.
Prince of Persia was ~$150M vs its $200M production budget and was never heard from again. AssCreed is going to be in the same category.
Europe + Aus/NZ had no problem spending close to $400M on Minions last year.
If Star Trek 4 happens I hope they fire whoever was responsible for Beyond's marketing. Keep going in the direction they've going story wise. Continue to ignore Into Darkness the way Beyond did. Try to make it clear there is a good balance between character development, emotion and action. Beyond was a good balance I feel and what was needed. I do think Into Darkness and the marketing for Beyond hurt Star Trek Beyond. I think they can bounce back though. They also need to pick their release date better. Don't stick it in the crowded summer. Beyond was a bump for them but I don't think it's because of Beyond itself.
If Star Trek 4 happens I hope they fire whoever was responsible for Beyond's marketing. Keep going in the direction they've going story wise. Continue to ignore Into Darkness the way Beyond did. Try to make it clear there is a good balance between character development, emotion and action. Beyond was a good balance I feel and what was needed. I do think Into Darkness and the marketing for Beyond hurt Star Trek Beyond. I think they can bounce back though. They also need to pick their release date better. Don't stick it in the crowded summer. Beyond was a bump for them but I don't think it's because of Beyond itself.
So, that would mean it wins 'biggest bomb of the year 2016' versus previous contender for the title Ben-Hur, right? Or are we not counting 2017 earnings along with that?
Man, I want it to be that movie. It deserves it. Assassin's Creed wasn't even offensively stupid enough for Mark Kermode to include it on his 'worst movies of 2016' list, and he kind of liked AC for what it does too.
Fences was an excellent movie, glad it's doing ok.
Idk could be total antecedal but every casual Star Trek fan I know (people who like the new movies but don't watch the show) unanimously liked Into Darkness more than Beyond
The people I know preferred Beyond, so public opinion on the movie is probably just as divided as the GAF opinion.
Idk could be total antecedal but every casual Star Trek fan I know (people who like the new movies but don't watch the show) unanimously liked Into Darkness more than Beyond
That would be with kids though, since it was mostly marketed directly at those. Moana isn't, as far I can tell.
With kids: fine. Singular person without kids: creep.
Is Rogue One reach one billie?
Star Trek 4 will probably happen simply because Paramount has basically nothing
Sony technically still have James Bond right? Or has the deal with EON/MGM ran out yet.I call this the Sony Pictures Problem.
Sony technically still have James Bond right? Or has the deal with EON/MGM ran out yet.
Sony technically still have James Bond right? Or has the deal with EON/MGM ran out yet.
Star Trek needs to find a way to tame the budget.
It's trending towards 320M WW with a 180M+ budget.
It ran out with Spectre and there were reports of a bidding war in 2015. Haven't heard if the deal was renewed yet. There was a rumor that Sony was offering Craig $150 million for two more films, which would point to the deal being renewed, but that wasn't confirmed.
When the next Bond only makes $725M (putting it at #3 in the franchise), Sony will announce that the series is no longer profitable because they couldn't recoup the $300M they spent on its production.
I just looked at Specters production budget..... You aren't even joking.
How the fuck did it cost that much?
They have a new studio head right?
Lots of on location shoots in cities that are really expensive.I just looked at Specters production budget..... You aren't even joking.
How the fuck did it cost that much?
That exploding base at the end probably wasn't cheap, either.It's all because of that kickass one-take opening
Isn't the current budget for Pirates 5 like $350M? 3 and 4 I believe are still the most expensive films ever made, even adjusted for inflation.
Sony is such a poorly-ran studio.
They have a new studio head right? I wonder if he'll be able to turn things around. Sure hope he knows the first order of business is to stop greenlighting straight garbage.