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Wkd BO 0603-0516 - Turtles Before Apocalypse. Popstar Never Started.
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Some people dont know what bomba actually means.
Rockin' Ranger
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I was thinking I'd going to see it Tuesday as well, maybe I'll be there only person in the theater again like I was for Keanu.
First weekend in June is often slow.
Jeffolation
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A 66% drop doesn't look like the film may have the best legs domestically. I think general WOM on the film is pretty mixed too, which won't help matters. I think it's going to fall well short of DOFP numbers.
Zootopia finally made that $1b. Has to be the strongest legs I've seen since following BO threads.
Also looking at The Mermaid's worldwide gross. How much of that was China? I know it was huge there but not that big.
Released last month. Or was it April?
Also looking at The Mermaid's worldwide gross. How much of that was China? I know it was huge there but not that big.
Released last month. Or was it April?
Absolutely. Outside of Avatar it's the best box office legs I've seen.
Godzilla's Left Toe
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Civil war might be a slight disappointment for Disney but it's definitely not a bomba. BVS with it's rumored budget it might be
X-Men Apocalypse's second weekend is under First Class as well. It still has an $18.5M lead over first class, but there's a pretty good chance it will finish between First Class and the original X-Men domestically. Second worst in the franchise not counting the Wolverine solos.
Ninja Scooter
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Nemesis121
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Civil War isn't a disappointment for Disney. They will end up with a #11 of all time finish worldwide on what was scheduled to be a Captain America film by throwing Iron Man in it. A couple hundred million viewers also know who Black Panther is now.
I will say once, and i will say it a thousand times. The first time Batman, SUperman, and Wonder Woman are on screen together and it doesn't do at least a billion? That shit should scare WB shitless
Marvel is playing 7D chess, while everyone is playing Uno, it is like Black Panther himself is planning this shit
Marvel is playing 7D chess, while everyone is playing Uno, it is like Black Panther himself is planning this shit
FreshCakes
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Damn good year for Disney
Manmademan
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i don't see it even doing that well, if Turtles barely managed that number
These guys get it.
Wait, you think that Turtles is going to make $23M next weekend?
Assuming their 25% Sunday drop isn't on the optimistic side and this weekend stays over $35M, $15M next weekend is going to be the best case scenario for TMNT2. I wouldn't be at all surprised if it is closer to $12-13M.
Walker_Boh
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Not surprised about The Lobster. People were leaving the theater to get a refund and those that stayed said it was the worse movie they have ever seen.
I'm sorry but there's no scenario where Disney is disappointed in Civil War. They're probably going to make a $400M+ profit (all expenses considered) before it ever hits home release, and the positive WOM bodes really well for future marvel releases.
I also had the impression that a lot of people got interested in Antman, at least the Blu Ray was suddenly in the top 5 on Amazon.de after Civil War
Ninja Scooter
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I mean, ultimately it's a glass half empty/half full kind of thing. They could also look at it and say "A Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman movie with terrible word of mouth and a ton of bad and negative press leading up to it's release made almost $900 million". That kind of gives them a pretty good floor going forward. Ultimately it depends on what changes WB makes going forward, but I don't think its the kind of thing that should cause them to burn the whole thing down, at least not yet. It was a huge disappointment, same with Xmen, but I wouldn't put them in the same kind of bomb territory as, say, Alice or probably Warcraft. Those movies are going to bomb so bad we aren't going to see future installments.
What did he mean by this?
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Apocalypse will beat the first X-Men right? R-right?
Antman, Spiderman, and Black Panther will see a Civil War Boost
SonicMegaDrive
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Debated on giving TMNT 2 a shot due to the nostalgia factor. But ultimately, I knew I would have probably hated it based on how much I did not care for that first film. Maybe next reboot.
Grizzlyjin
Supersonic, idiotic, disconnecting, not respecting, who would really ever wanna go and top that
Exactly
I think the poor WOM of the first will hurt future DC releases though. I hope I'm wrong but "fool me once..." and all that.
No matter what it will be interesting to see what happens with Suicide Squad and Justice League
Ninja Scooter
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in general people's memories are shorter than that. I'm sure there is some taint, but if the next movie gets good word of mouth and good press leading up to it's release people won't care.
I think no. All three major releases next weekend have a ton of demographic overlap. The following week is Central Intelligence and Finding Dory. The Weekend after is Independence Day. Drops won't be good.
Jesus, and here I was earlier this year thinking Turtles would be a guaranteed hit. I guess more and more parents are taking RT into account.
So, uh, there's actually a documentary named Zoo that's....you know what, never mind, don't look it up
So, uh, there's actually a documentary named Zoo that's....you know what, never mind, don't look it up
starchild excalibur
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Angry Birds has done well for itself internationally, CW is over a billion, BvS didn't do as well as it should have but it's far from a bomb and half the rest of the films are projected to do solidly well (SS, Strange, Rogue One).
Besides Egypt and Alice nothing you've mentioned has or likely will be a bomb WW.
Dash_Riprock
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I have. Its either one of the most horrifying films you'll ever see, or one of the most hilarious.
I think Warcraft can do $30M OW. The Conjuring will win the weekend easily.
I honestly don't think the general audience even separates Marvel and DC like that. Comic book movies are their own genre right now.
I honestly don't think the general audience even separates Marvel and DC like that. Comic book movies are their own genre right now.
I don't know...i think most people know Batman does not go along with iron man, and so on.
ElBoxyBrown
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I, somewhat, believe in Warcraft making a decent amount at the box office. China is gonna carry the movie.
They have Geoff Johns now so there not scared shitless just yet. I don't know how much control he'll have in steering their ship but for their best interest he better be in 100% full control. If Wonder Woman bombs someone at WB is gonna die.
March of the Crabs
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Popstar bombing makes me sad because I personally thought it was the best original comedy film of this decade in terms of sheer amount of laughs.
I guess the bomb should have been expected after Macgruber and Hot Rod both bombed. At least the critics liked it this time.
Their weird absurdist humour just doesn't work with a wide audience I guess.
I guess the bomb should have been expected after Macgruber and Hot Rod both bombed. At least the critics liked it this time.
Their weird absurdist humour just doesn't work with a wide audience I guess.
starchild excalibur
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It really doesn't which makes me sad as fuck. Some of the scenes - the Macklemore "Same Love" spoof, Tonee Toni Tony Tonie?, the bee scene - were hilarious to me. I love comedies that pack a lot of comedy into each minute of running time and the film was great at its skewering of the industry it was satirizing.
That being said, another slightly absurdist film that I thought got short shrift this year was Zoolander 2. I wasn't especially a fan of the first one even, but I surprisingly enjoyed the sequel even in despite of the tepid reviews.
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