but avengers 3 will have the guardians of the galaxy and spider-man
$2 billion here we come
Well Civil War had Spider-man so don't see him moving the needle much.
but avengers 3 will have the guardians of the galaxy and spider-man
$2 billion here we come
Well Civil War had Spider-man so don't see him moving the needle much.
I never even thought about using that for opening weekends. Mojo already collects most of the data, so it would be pretty straight forward.
Using the same stipulation of counting only wide releases, here are the multipliers for all record breaking weekends since Jedi, compared the the annual average opening weekend for releases >600 venues.
Code:Title OW Gross Year Annual OW Avg (wide) Multiplier Return of the Jedi $23,019,618 1983 $4,199,884 5.48x Temple of Doom $25,337,110 1984 $4,505,360 5.62x Beverly Hills Cop 2 $26,348,555 1987 $4,427,905 5.95x The Last Crusade $29,355,021 1989 $5,920,478 4.96x Ghostbusters 2 $29,472,894 1989 $5,920,478 4.98x Batman $40,489,746 1989 $5,920,478 6.84x Batman Returns $45,687,711 1992 $7,099,434 6.44x Jurassic Park $47,026,828 1993 $6,478,200 7.26x Batman Forever $52,784,433 1995 $7,841,543 6.73x The Lost World $72,132,785 1997 $10,080,531 7.16x Harry Potter: atSS $90,294,621 2001 $15,313,480 5.90x Spider-Man $114,844,116 2002 $15,786,477 7.27x Dead Man's Chest $135,634,554 2006 $15,228,263 8.91x Spider-Man 3 $151,116,516 2007 $15,438,835 9.79x The Dark Knight $158,411,483 2008 $17,670,249 8.96x Deathly Hallows 2 $169,189,427 2011 $21,020,331 8.05x The Avengers $207,438,708 2012 $22,503,178 9.22x Jurassic World $208,806,270 2015 $22,694,614 9.20x The Force Awakens $247,966,675 2015 $22,694,614 10.93x
For comparison sake, 6.00x last year was $130M. So Suicide Squad deviated further from the average than any of the 80s films listed, save Batman.
well he was barely in the advertising for the movie. I'm hoping that's not the case again for Infinity War.
Guardians will be a big draw too, I suspect.
Batman appearing here 4 times maybe makes me see why people thought BvS would be bigger than it was.
Cheers for the data gathering swis
When people say "Harry Potter money," I'm thinking of multiple films which make billions of dollars, not a single successful film. Feels like an understatement of just how much money Harry Potter has made.
Seattle, WAIn rather unrelated news:
AMC's doing advance screenings of Guy Ritchie's King Arthur movie like 3 weeks in advance
They must like it?
ABADAR DEUX will make these threads fun again in a way they haven't been since.....ABADAR UNO.
It's regional, but it makes enough of a difference that the regular cheap Tuesday bump is negated. F8 will probably be slightly down or even today.
That thread was longer than all of the Avatar era Box office threads combined. This thread is already longer than the peak Avatar thread (its second weekend). Box Office GAF was small back then.
It's not about post count or about the increase in popularity of box office at GAF though. It's about the hundreds of Gaffers who were certain it would bomb, who were seemingly vindicated on opening weekend, who were surprised when it was flat it's second weekend, who began to sweat a bit when it was flat again its third weekend, and were full on shitting their pants when it set the record for best 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th weekends, was #2 all time in 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th weekends. And then when it took down Titanic and crossed $2B......well, that was a memorable time here.
Anyone who thought Avatar was bombing after its OW didn't have a clue how December box office works.
AoU is a big disappointment and Suicide Squad just broke even according to some. Avatar 2 will be spat on by some even if it hits 1.7B.
"1B drop!"
AoU is a big disappointment and Suicide Squad just broke even according to some. Avatar 2 will be spat on by some even if it hits 1.7B.
"1B drop!"
It would be funny if it has the biggest drop of all time, but still lands in the WW top 5.
Indeed.
Avatar 2 is about the only thing in a position to take away Through the Looking Glass' record.
Oh jesus, it hadn't even occurred to me that would be a narrative.
It's absolutely going to be a narrative, isn't it.
Avatar 2 is about the only thing in a position to take away Through the Looking Glass' record.
Of course it is.
You know business. Up is the only direction things can go.
Even with TTLG's drop, where would that put Avatar in earnings?
I remember articles about MJ being PISSED that Bad didn't sell like Thriller and he saw it as a "failure" by comparison.
Bad sold 30 million copies.
Two billion.
$6M lower than TFA's worldwide total to be more exact.
It will confuse the hell out of everyone who doesn't pay attention to the BO.
$6M lower than TFA's worldwide total to be more exact.
I'm really interested to see audience reception to a avatar sequel, assuming it's as high of quality as the original.
$6M lower than TFA's worldwide total to be more exact.
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I wonder if the spectacle is going to draw a similar fascination. I also wonder how ambitious the projects are.I think that's going to be way more interesting than the box-office, honestly. I mean, the box-office is going to be fucking fascinating, but the weirdness of Cameron's filmmaking fetishes returning to the screen even bolder and bigger than 2009? Watching the reactions to that is going to be somethin.
What was the highest grossing Hollywood film in China before Avatar?
I think that's going to be way more interesting than the box-office, honestly. I mean, the box-office is going to be fucking fascinating, but the weirdness of Cameron's filmmaking fetishes returning to the screen even bolder and bigger than 2009? Watching the reactions to that is going to be somethin.
Never doubt Kon-tiki Hemlers.Buzz out of CinemaCon was very good too, for whatever that's worth. Reviews could make a big impact here; if they're good, hype could really swell since I'm sure many people still hold the first in high regard. Maybe if they play up Orlando Bloom more that'll have an effect.
I think that's going to be way more interesting than the box-office, honestly. I mean, the box-office is going to be fucking fascinating, but the weirdness of Cameron's filmmaking fetishes returning to the screen even bolder and bigger than 2009? Watching the reactions to that is going to be somethin.
LatAm as a whole does, it set records everywhere in the region as F&F6 and F7 did.
Fuck Avatar, let's take a look at The Dark Knight BO thread: http://neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=327986&highlight=
That's... a lot of tinypic.
Fuck Avatar, let's take a look at The Dark Knight BO thread: http://neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=327986&highlight=
That's... a lot of tinypic.
Never doubt Kon-tiki Hemlers.
AoU is a big disappointment and Suicide Squad just broke even according to some. Avatar 2 will be spat on by some even if it hits 1.7B.
"1B drop!"
It would be funny if it has the biggest drop of all time, but still lands in the WW top 5.
The first film had a huge budget at the time I thought, and was also a huge success.So this is a question I have about Superman movies someone here might be able to answer: How big actual hits were each of the old ones? Did they have really huge budgets?
Thought to ask since it's his 79th birthday.
You guys been on Neogaf since 2008? :O
Yup. You beat me by just under a year.Some folks been on before it was even NEO Gaf... SIGH
DM and Guzim's pinnacle....before TDKR shattered them! Sad!
Were there postive opinions on him before the hivemind went stupid on InterstellarNolan Gaf threads were the best. they died down with Batman though.
Nolan Gaf threads were the best. they died down with Batman though.
Nolan Gaf threads were the best. they died down with Batman though.