Or it's logic with hard data here vs magic and pixie dust over there.Reading comments here and comments there is entertaining. It's Avatar here vs Endgame there.
Or it's logic with hard data here vs magic and pixie dust over there.Reading comments here and comments there is entertaining. It's Avatar here vs Endgame there.
I remember in the commentary for T2 Cameron saying people should be able to watch your sequel without having seen the first.
We'll know for certain after this following weekend. It will need to match the gross between $10-12M WW between today and Sunday to still be in the race. Less than that and it's done.Well, I've checked R/boxoffice now, and they seem pretty spilt on it as well. Maybe it still has decent shot after all.
If they do 4 more re-releases with slightly more content each time?
Or it's logic with hard data here vs magic and pixie dust over there.
Not really, no. Number of tickets sold is itself flawed for direct comparisons because it fails to take into account shifts in market size.Avatar still has this. Lest we forget that record was set in 2009/2010 and is immediately way more impressive.
But these contests are still dumb. It should always be Number of Tickets Sold.
I mean if they keep throwing out endless re-releases you can drag a corpse over the finish line by sheer brute force, but its more of a question does Disney actual care that much?
The fact the re-release was just some extras at the end rather than a full extended cut leads me to think they won'.
I feel like that may be the case here.I'd love to know what went on behind the scenes at Disney/Marvel. The half-assed additions make it seem like maybe Marvel cares, Disney doesn't. Which would make perfect sense, of course.
Not really, no. Number of tickets sold is itself flawed for direct comparisons because it fails to take into account shifts in market size.
I feel like that may be the case here.
Will be hilarious if they keep re-releasing this every few months to drag it across. Will be the most absurd ending possible.
Accounting for one significant factor instead of all is just as dumb. And you can't account for every significant factor, so we can only go by how the numbers are and have always been reported.I almost disagree with this. The movie market has grown, but I don't think the act of going to the movies itself has grown. In my lifetime, I've never seen anything as popular as Titanic before or since. Titanic, the soundtrack, the memes, the King of the World... it was enormous in a way that nothing has since been.
And before you get any ideas, this is all done without a franchise, Happy Meal tie-ins, cartoons, major stars, etc. It was just a movie that made people want to see something they've never seen before. I feel the same away about Avatar, except that I didn't like the movie and the extra expense of 3D viewing skewed the financials quite a bit.
I didn't say anything about growth in the domestic market. I said shifts. Domestically, the market doesn't allow for ticket sales on par with Titanic anymore. Different ticket sales are more impressive in different times. Meanwhile admissions have skyrocketed in other regions. Avatar sold less than Endgame in China, but the market was drastically smaller, so more impressive.I almost disagree with this. The movie market has grown, but I don't think the act of going to the movies itself has grown. In my lifetime, I've never seen anything as popular as Titanic before or since. Titanic, the soundtrack, the memes, the King of the World... it was enormous in a way that nothing has since done.
And before you get any ideas, this is all done without a franchise, Happy Meal tie-ins, cartoons, major stars, etc. It was just a movie that made people want to see something they've never seen before.
Accounting for one significant factor instead of all is just as dumb. And you can't account for every significant factor, so we can only go by how the numbers are and have always been reported.
What? Why are you talking about adjusted totals after my post? Adjusting for inflation is just as idiotic as only taking into account tickets sold.Sure, and adjusted domestic totals has Titanic beating every modern movie, and it's not even close. That's what I'm talking about, because the financials do follow the insanity that was the movie's box office run.
Endgame has probably sold more tickets worldwide.Avatar still has this. Lest we forget that record was set in 2009/2010 and is immediately way more impressive.
But these contests are still dumb. It should always be Number of Tickets Sold.
Endgame won the popular vote
Of course. THR is leaving open the possibility of a later re-release like an Oscar season re-release for example. Then again, Avatar would just overtake Endgame once again with its likely re-release before Avatar 2.
Oscar re-release ain't making 10+ mill anyway. People will have the shit on home video and streaming services at that point.Of course. THR is leaving open the possibility of a later re-release like an Oscar season re-release for example. Then again, Avatar would just overtake Endgame once again with its likely re-release before Avatar 2.
It'll be on Disney+ by the time they would do an Oscar re-releaseOscar re-release ain't making 10+ mill anyway. People will have the shit on home video and streaming services at that point.
Time to move on, friends.
Again, it'll be on Disney+ by then. Why would anyone go see it in theaters?Endgame could get a huge Oscar run bump if it gets Best Picture, which it has a good chance of
Endgame could get a huge Oscar run bump if it gets Best Picture, which it has a good chance of
Of course. THR is leaving open the possibility of a later re-release like an Oscar season re-release for example. Then again, Avatar would just overtake Endgame once again with its likely re-release before Avatar 2.
Endgame is going to be available in people's homes later this month and on Disney+ later. Disney isn't going to cannibalize money on those fronts for a a meaningless trophy.
I don't know if an Avatar re-release now would make that much more than its original re-release.Fuck it. Let Feige and company be silly and re-release Endgame for Oscar season so that it may make a grand total of $1,530.42. Then, a year later, Disney re-releases Avatar, making more than $200 million, enough to bring it past $3 billion total.
What? Why are you talking about adjusted totals after my post? Adjusting for inflation is just as idiotic as only taking into account tickets sold.
I don't know if an Avatar re-release now would make that much more than its original re-release.
Re-releases just don't make money anymore.
*Best picture winhow delusional do you have to be to think endgame is getting a best picture nomination
Cameron could re-release Avatar in China alone and already secure Avatar's place as #1 WW from a second Endgame re-release.Yeah. Especially in China as Avatar was originally limited by the size of the chinese market (200 million was all time record for the time but far cry from todays numbers). For comparison Titanic re-release made 145 million in China in 2012. Original run was 43 million.
Okay. Do you also account for Hitler when looking at Gone With the Wind's numbers?No need to be a dick. I bring it up because I believe in both of those things. And adjusted for inflation is likely closer to number of tickets sold, which was my entire point. Ditto for game sales. I think units sold is more important than revenue, because that's a measure of popularity, not for the shareholders.
Anyway, you do you. Avatar stays winning.
I think we should count the Disney+ subscriptions towards the total
Okay. Do you also account for Hitler when looking at Gone With the Wind's numbers?
Avatar cast celebrating after this weekend for some reason??!1
Papa Dragon looking good.
Avatar cast celebrating after this weekend for some reason??!1
Papa Dragon looking good.