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And before anyone asks, Matt Smith.
And before anyone ask, David Radcliffe, Emma Watson and that ginger.
And before anyone asks, Matt Smith.
Those mothers be loving Depp.@ERCboxoffice: Tim Burton's DARK SHADOWS had more bite than expected: $29,685,274
And before anyone ask, David Radcliffe, Emma Watson and that ginger.
Yup, but there are even more like Tabor and Artist who will sling shit at anyone who has a slightly negative opinion. People like them are very vocal and are fucking loons.
Well deserved success for The Avengers / Whedon. I've been tempted to see it a third time, but haven't pulled the trigger just yet. Might just wait for when family comes in town to visit.
Also, glorious amounts of salt ITT. Quite lovely
I haven't that in the AVengers thread.
It would have to average ~ $83M per week WW for 12 weeks to break 2 billion.
Around $148M per week WW for 12 weeks to tie Avatar.
It was plain to see during the first weekend it was out in the states.
Have you check the boxoffice and the Avengers thread before and after the movie was release? Bunch of people down playing the movie. After the movie was release, a bunch of the poster were mad salty about it breaking all these record.
Avengers actuals are in:
Final wknd #s for #Avengers: $103,052,274 wknd & $373,071,647 10-day cume. Just a tiny smidge below estimates.
Does anyone know exactly what properties Fox has the rights to surrounding Fantastic Four and the X-men?
Do they basically have the rights to all the ancillary FF characters and every mutant?
Does anyone know exactly what properties Fox has the rights to surrounding Fantastic Four and the X-men?
Do they basically have the rights to all the ancillary FF characters and every mutant?
Avengers actuals are in:
Final wknd #s for #Avengers: $103,052,274 wknd & $373,071,647 10-day cume. Just a tiny smidge below estimates.
Are you kidding? Do you know how many Batman toys sold after the Batman movies? Have you been down a toy aisle lately?
Avengers has huge merchandising.
Not spite. Potential. Any big studio would see Marvel properties as potentially hot stuff. Giving it up would be silly if you actually think you could one day do a good job and profit from it. The problem is always with incompetence, not willful intent to make terrible films.
I take it you post on the Boxoffice.com forums.
Anyhow, I am glad to see that the Avengers managed to keep its 103M second weekend. Looking forward to see how much it drops on its second Monday.
if its tracking like spiderman it will do 30-40 million monday - thursday and then 51 million next weekend
It'll only make $599,889,274 dollars now.Avengers actuals are in:
Final wknd #s for #Avengers: $103,052,274 wknd & $373,071,647 10-day cume. Just a tiny smidge below estimates.
It might beat Dark Shadows.
It'll get Puerto Rico'dIt'll only make $599,889,274 dollars now.
Why is Sam always laughing his ass off in everyone of their group photos?
Twelve $1 billion films.
Bat-GAF can rejoice for 1 more day Such a photo finish to the 1B record, they barely made their projection.
It was plain to see during the first weekend it was out in the states.
Have you check the boxoffice and the Avengers thread before and after the movie was release? Bunch of people down playing the movie. After the movie was release, a bunch of the poster were mad salty about it breaking all these record.
Again, didn't see it. What I did see before the NA release was a lot of trolling by GAFers who expressed little interest in Avengers. In fact, they were the top posters in the Avengers threads.
Pretty much.
YES!It'll get Puerto Rico'd
Probably a bit of creative accounting going on there, but still, ridiculous. It tied the record for fastest to a billion and was only out in the states for 10 of those days.
Bat-GAF can rejoice for 1 more day Such a photo finish to the 1B record, they barely made their projection.
Any word on what percent Whedons getting?
Any word on what percent Whedons getting?
Any word on what percent Whedons getting?
Fixed bonus, no percentage.Any word on what percent Whedons getting?
Probably 0%. I doubt he was in a strong enough negotiating position before the movie came out to be a profit participant. If he actually did get it in his contract, then Disney would probably do the same thing that Warner Bros did with Harry Potter, and claim it lost money.
Fixed bonus, no percentage.
Poor fucker.
Hope people are right about him having more weight when it comes to negotiations for 2/3.
Customers don't always have a choice. Some are forced to pay the 3d tax as their local theater isn't showing it in 2d or 2d showings are so limited that trying to get tickets is pointless, so they end up paying for 3d.
I had to travel a few miles to find a 2d showing and even there the ration was 70/30 in favor of 3d. Not everyone can do the same, especially if they have kids or are in a group and just want to watch the movie.
This was done to Peter Jackson over LotR too.
And this is also how the creators of Superman were screwed out of millions in the 1940's as well.
I don't know how companies can continue to get away with this bullshit.
Fixed bonus, no percentage.
Why would be get any better than these terms? It was his SECOND film.
The fact Disney didn't sign him to a multi film sequel means that Whedon will get PAID to do the sequel.
Nolan was contracted by WB to do the first two Batman films but got a much improved deal to helm the third film.
Why would be get any better than these terms? It was his SECOND film.
The fact Disney didn't sign him to a multi film sequel means that Whedon will get PAID to do the sequel.
Nolan was contracted by WB to do the first two Batman films but got a much improved deal to helm the third film.
I'm fairly certain this isn't true, for the longest time after Begins came out it was unsure if Nolan would return for the sequel.
I'm fairly certain this isn't true, for the longest time after Begins came out it was unsure if Nolan would return for the sequel.
I believe you're thinking of the gap between TDK and TDKR.
Nolan was signed to do two films when he signed to direct Batman Begins. Begins and TDK.
As soon as the TDK opened (literally days after the film was released IIRC) WB set out a deal for Nolan to do a third film.
He didn't sign right away but instead did Inception (again for WB) and then, of course, directed TDKR.