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Post by Koda, Master Crunchyroller on Feb 13, 2014 22:02:50 GMT -5
Maybe domestically, but as we saw last year the international market has saved a LOT of films that bombed hard here. Not really. The cut studio cut on international revenue is really f***ing low compared to domestic revenue. Still. Just cause it bombs in the US box office doesn't mean it is actually a bomb.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2014 22:09:25 GMT -5
Not really. The cut studio cut on international revenue is really f***ing low compared to domestic revenue. Still. Just cause it bombs in the US box office doesn't mean it is actually a bomb. It's a bomb if the studio doesn't make a profit. If it breaks in the USA and does well internationally chances are it makes enough money to call it a success. But if the bomb is big in the US and does break even based on international numbers then it's a bomb because the cut is low from the international gate and the studio doesn't make any money.
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Post by Koda, Master Crunchyroller on Feb 13, 2014 22:13:02 GMT -5
Still. Just cause it bombs in the US box office doesn't mean it is actually a bomb. It's a bomb if the studio doesn't make a profit. If it breaks in the USA and does well internationally chances are it makes enough money to call it a success. But if the bomb is big in the US and does break even based on international numbers then it's a bomb because the cut is low from the international gate and the studio doesn't make any money. Home video release. For a film to be a true and utter bomb it needs to fail in all 3 phases of release. It can still turn a profit if it succeeds in at least 2 of them. Maybe not a large one, but still a profit.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2014 22:18:55 GMT -5
It's a bomb if the studio doesn't make a profit. If it breaks in the USA and does well internationally chances are it makes enough money to call it a success. But if the bomb is big in the US and does break even based on international numbers then it's a bomb because the cut is low from the international gate and the studio doesn't make any money. Home video release. For a film to be a true and utter bomb it needs to fail in all 3 phases of release. It can still turn a profit if it succeeds in at least 2 of them. Maybe not a large one, but still a profit. Yeah but who has patience for a home video release to make a profit. Especially if they have to do a Quarterly Reports. After a long couple of years Battlefield Earth finally made a profit (probably due to Sciencetologists buying multiple copies of DVD's) but they won't greenlit a sequel. Plus movies based on strong home video releases still doesn't mean a sequel will do well in theaters. Look at Kick Ass 2, it made less then the first one during theaters with a weaker opening weekend. The sequel was only greenlitted because of strong home video releases. Plus DVD's and Blu Ray's are becoming more obsolete by the day.
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Post by andrew8798 on Feb 13, 2014 22:19:50 GMT -5
Or look at Dredd
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Post by kidglov3s on Feb 13, 2014 22:32:51 GMT -5
Anyone else going to see Robocop just because of Movie Money from the Blu-ray? I'm going tomorrow morning, mostly to see what ATMOS is like.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2014 12:34:57 GMT -5
THE LEGO MOVIE and ABOUT LAST NIGHT will be fighting it out this weekend. Friday numbers for both are very close (both at $13mil)
ROBOCOP, meanwhile, is not going to rank very high. #4 maybe.
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Post by Seth Drakin of Monster Crap on Feb 16, 2014 18:55:36 GMT -5
The Lego Movie wins again this weekend. Guess that was considered more the appropriate Valentine's Day movie than anything else that came out, since it almost beat About Last Night by $21,810,000.
Robocop finished 3rd, Endless Love remake finished 5th, and Winter's Tale was the real bomb, finishing 7th. By the way, Frozen is finally out of the Top 5, but still in the Top 10 with an 8th place.
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Post by kidglov3s on Feb 16, 2014 19:08:09 GMT -5
Anyone else going to see Robocop just because of Movie Money from the Blu-ray? I'm going tomorrow morning, mostly to see what ATMOS is like. Well I saw it as promised. The movie was not as bad as I thought it would be. I loved seeing Michael Keaton on-screen again and the effects were cool (made me wish it was an unnecessary Bubble Gum Crisis movie rather than an unnecessary Robocop remake), but it was like they took an interesting sci-fi social commentary movie about drones and tacked on all this Robocop stuff that didn't quite fit and kind of crippled any kind of success it might aim for. I noticed nothing from ATMOS, but I will give it another try before writing it off as not worth driving the extra 15 minutes for. I'm happy to see Lego Movie and Frozen doing well.
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Post by andrew8798 on Feb 20, 2014 21:18:33 GMT -5
Forecast (February 21-23) 1. LEGO Movie - $32.4 million (-35%) 2. Pompeii - $11.6 million 3. Robocop - $11.2 million (-48%) 4. About Last Night - $10.6 million (-59%) 5. Monuments Men - $9.9 million (-36%) 6. 3 Days to Kill - $9 million
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Post by andrew8798 on Feb 21, 2014 18:38:08 GMT -5
Warner Brothers announced that Lego Movie 2 will come out May 26, 2017
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Post by Seth Drakin of Monster Crap on Feb 21, 2014 18:46:34 GMT -5
Warner Brothers announced that Lego Movie 2 will come out May 26, 2017 I know why they are doing it, but honestly...I don't see how the film could get a sequel unless {Spoiler}the sister's toys invade.
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Post by G✇JI☈A on Feb 21, 2014 18:48:35 GMT -5
And thanks for the spoiler warning.
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Post by Seth Drakin of Monster Crap on Feb 21, 2014 20:54:19 GMT -5
And thanks for the spoiler warning. Fixed
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Post by G✇JI☈A on Feb 21, 2014 21:16:31 GMT -5
Thank you,
I guess.
Still a month before the movie is released in Australia. But we get Robocop now.
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Post by andrew8798 on Feb 21, 2014 22:44:28 GMT -5
Thursday Box Office 1. The LEGO Movie $2,703,156 2. RoboCop $1,185,003 3. The Monuments Men $1,003,015
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Post by andrew8798 on Feb 23, 2014 15:12:37 GMT -5
1 1 The LEGO Movie WB $31,450,000 -36.9% 3,890 +115 $8,085 $183,160,000 $60 3
2 N 3 Days to Kill Rela. $12,300,000 - 2,872 - $4,283 $12,300,000 $28 1
3 N Pompeii TriS $10,010,000 - 2,658 - $3,766 $10,010,000 $100 1
4 3 RoboCop (2014) Sony $9,400,000 -56.6% 3,372 - $2,788 $43,600,000 $100 2
5 4 The Monuments Men Sony $8,100,000 -47.7% 3,064 -19 $2,644 $58,050,000 $70 3
6 2 About Last Night (2014) SGem $7,400,000 -71.1% 2,253 - $3,285 $38,150,000 $12.5 2
7 6 Ride Along Uni. $4,667,000 -46.4% 2,186 -331 $2,135 $123,173,000 $25 6
8 8 Frozen BV $4,357,000 -30.0% 1,891 -210 $2,304 $384,061,000 $150 14
9 5 Endless Love (2014) Uni. $4,301,000 -67.7% 2,896 - $1,485 $20,142,000 $20 2
10 7 Winter's Tale WB $2,130,000 -70.8% 2,965 - $718 $11,224,000 $60 2
11 9 Lone Survivor Uni. $2,016,000 -50.7% 1,516 -497 $1,330 $121,747,000 $40 9
12 11 American Hustle Sony $1,750,000 -28.1% 903 -169 $1,938 $144,130,000 $40 11
13 10 That Awkward Moment Focus $1,400,000 -59.8% 1,208 -714 $1,159 $24,069,000 $8 4
14 13 The Wolf of Wall Street Par. $1,281,000 -33.6% 627 -124 $2,043 $112,800,000 $100 9
15 16 Philomena Wein. $1,181,000 -22.5% 1,004 -221 $1,176 $32,705,000 $12 14
Thanks to the WW Market Robocop is now at 143 million
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2014 20:47:47 GMT -5
Thank you, I guess. Still a month before the movie is released in Australia. But we get Robocop now. Don't worry, I accidentally had the movie spoiled thanks to some asshole's negative review of the movie.
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Post by Seth Drakin of Monster Crap on Feb 23, 2014 21:25:21 GMT -5
1 1 The LEGO Movie WB $31,450,000 -36.9% 3,890 +115 $8,085 $183,160,000 $60 3 2 N 3 Days to Kill Rela. $12,300,000 - 2,872 - $4,283 $12,300,000 $28 1 3 N Pompeii TriS $10,010,000 - 2,658 - $3,766 $10,010,000 $100 1 4 3 RoboCop (2014) Sony $9,400,000 -56.6% 3,372 - $2,788 $43,600,000 $100 2 5 4 The Monuments Men Sony $8,100,000 -47.7% 3,064 -19 $2,644 $58,050,000 $70 3 6 2 About Last Night (2014) SGem $7,400,000 -71.1% 2,253 - $3,285 $38,150,000 $12.5 2 7 6 Ride Along Uni. $4,667,000 -46.4% 2,186 -331 $2,135 $123,173,000 $25 6 8 8 Frozen BV $4,357,000 -30.0% 1,891 -210 $2,304 $384,061,000 $150 14 9 5 Endless Love (2014) Uni. $4,301,000 -67.7% 2,896 - $1,485 $20,142,000 $20 2 10 7 Winter's Tale WB $2,130,000 -70.8% 2,965 - $718 $11,224,000 $60 2 11 9 Lone Survivor Uni. $2,016,000 -50.7% 1,516 -497 $1,330 $121,747,000 $40 9 12 11 American Hustle Sony $1,750,000 -28.1% 903 -169 $1,938 $144,130,000 $40 11 13 10 That Awkward Moment Focus $1,400,000 -59.8% 1,208 -714 $1,159 $24,069,000 $8 4 14 13 The Wolf of Wall Street Par. $1,281,000 -33.6% 627 -124 $2,043 $112,800,000 $100 9 15 16 Philomena Wein. $1,181,000 -22.5% 1,004 -221 $1,176 $32,705,000 $12 14 Thanks to the WW Market Robocop is now at 143 million Wait....you mean more people would rather see an action movie than Paul WS Anderson trying to rip off Titanic? The hell you say...
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Post by mcmahonfan85 on Feb 23, 2014 21:56:44 GMT -5
1 1 The LEGO Movie WB $31,450,000 -36.9% 3,890 +115 $8,085 $183,160,000 $60 3 2 N 3 Days to Kill Rela. $12,300,000 - 2,872 - $4,283 $12,300,000 $28 1 3 N Pompeii TriS $10,010,000 - 2,658 - $3,766 $10,010,000 $100 1 4 3 RoboCop (2014) Sony $9,400,000 -56.6% 3,372 - $2,788 $43,600,000 $100 2 5 4 The Monuments Men Sony $8,100,000 -47.7% 3,064 -19 $2,644 $58,050,000 $70 3 6 2 About Last Night (2014) SGem $7,400,000 -71.1% 2,253 - $3,285 $38,150,000 $12.5 2 7 6 Ride Along Uni. $4,667,000 -46.4% 2,186 -331 $2,135 $123,173,000 $25 6 8 8 Frozen BV $4,357,000 -30.0% 1,891 -210 $2,304 $384,061,000 $150 14 9 5 Endless Love (2014) Uni. $4,301,000 -67.7% 2,896 - $1,485 $20,142,000 $20 2 10 7 Winter's Tale WB $2,130,000 -70.8% 2,965 - $718 $11,224,000 $60 2 11 9 Lone Survivor Uni. $2,016,000 -50.7% 1,516 -497 $1,330 $121,747,000 $40 9 12 11 American Hustle Sony $1,750,000 -28.1% 903 -169 $1,938 $144,130,000 $40 11 13 10 That Awkward Moment Focus $1,400,000 -59.8% 1,208 -714 $1,159 $24,069,000 $8 4 14 13 The Wolf of Wall Street Par. $1,281,000 -33.6% 627 -124 $2,043 $112,800,000 $100 9 15 16 Philomena Wein. $1,181,000 -22.5% 1,004 -221 $1,176 $32,705,000 $12 14 Thanks to the WW Market Robocop is now at 143 million Wait....you mean more people would rather see an action movie than Paul WS Anderson trying to rip off Titanic? The hell you say... Pompeii is a Paul WS Anderson film? i honestly had no idea. i guess he can make a movie without casting that charimsa-deficient talentless hack he calls a wife as the female lead
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