They should give the people what they want and just do a Diana/Arthur teamup movie
Honestly if Aquaman breaks out big, I could see them doing a spin-off with Atlantis and Themiscrya back in the day.
They should give the people what they want and just do a Diana/Arthur teamup movie
It should already be over $850M (possibly just under depending on currency exchange rates and which tracker you use). It's gonna hit that if it hasn't already but probably not any significant milestone beyond that.
I love how China is taking movies that fanboys hate (Venom and DC films) and are turning them into huge successes.
Mortal Engines $12,000,000 -8% $42,500,000 -8%
The Mule $17,000,000 +6% $85,000,000 +6%
Into the Spider-Verse $31,500,000 +5% $140,000,000 +4%
Aquaman $61,000,000 +5% $223,000,000 +5%
Bumblebee $21,000,000 +5% $100,000,000
Second Act $6,500,000 -7% $39,000,000 -3%
Holmes & Watson $13,000,000 -24% $69,000,000 -19%
Miss Bala $10,000,000 $28,000,000
I am thinking that Aquaman does pretty well domestically too. Not sure about 300M+ just yet, but I am betting that the domestic total is comfortably over Justice League.
Aquaman making more money than a Justice League film.I am thinking that Aquaman does pretty well domestically too. Not sure about 300M+ just yet, but I am betting that the domestic total is comfortably over Justice League.
Those don't look like great numbers for Spider-Verse or Bumblebee (much more so for Bumblebee). Hopefully they can beat the tracking and have some good legs.Speaking of how well future films will do domestically, boxoffice.com updated their long range tracking:
Changes:
Code:Into the Spider-Verse $31,500,000 +5% $140,000,000 +4% Bumblebee $21,000,000 +5% $100,000,000
boxoffice.com has a history of undertracking animated films, they were also (way) low on Venom. I really hope the excellent reviews + good WOM will propel Spider-Verse to a better result than that.Those don't look like great numbers for Spider-Verse or Bumblebee (moreso for Bumblebee). Hopefully they can beat the tracking and have some good legs.
For comparison, domestically Lego Batman opened to $50m and did $175m.
What's everyone think of the reception so far to the Avengers Endgame trailer? Seems to be liked well enough but not blowing up at the same level the IW trailer did
I feel it's because compared to IW first trailer Endgame's isn't that good. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad trailer by any means, but it was really nothing special.
Yeah I'm seeing a surprising amount of buzz for Aquman. If it gets even decent reviews, which lets be real would be a win in and of itself for the DCU, I think it could do really well.
What's everyone think of the reception so far to the Avengers Endgame trailer? Seems to be liked well enough but not blowing up at the same level the IW trailer did
What major summer trailers are we still missing? John Wick? Hobbs and Shaw?
? It already has 3x as many likes and just as many views as the new Captain Marvel trailer, which has been out almost all week vs. 6 hours.The current view count for Endgame is behind by quite a bit I think. Look at the number of likes. Compare it to any other movie trailer.
I am thinking that Aquaman does pretty well domestically too. Not sure about 300M+ just yet, but I am betting that the domestic total is comfortably over Justice League.
Aquaman making more money than a Justice League film.
What a time to be alive.
Aladdin, Toy Story 4, MIB
Hobbs and Shaw and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are also big ones, but they're deeper into the summer and don't think we'd see trailers for them for another 1-2 months at the earliest I'd think.
? It already has 3x as many likes and just as many views as the new Captain Marvel trailer, which has been out almost all week vs. 6 hours.
Aladdin, Toy Story 4, MIB
Hobbs and Shaw and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are also big ones, but they're deeper into the summer and don't think we'd see trailers for them for another 1-2 months at the earliest I'd think.
Thanks to your post, Avi Arad just googled "clone saga".
He's been very rich for a long time just from the everlasting residuals from Mr. Bean. Everything else is just a bonus.Is Rowan Atkinson stinking rich at this point? His movies always seem to do surprisingly well worldwide for what has to be a relatively cheap production and this has been going on for decades at this point.
Avengers Endgame officially moving to April gives Detective Pikachu more breathing room.
You mean Disney running like scared dogs increases their chances of not having Lamevengers Endlames' legs cut short by a record-breaking Iron Tail?
With zero studio wide entries, the weekend box is Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet to own for an estimated third weekend take of $15M, -41% for what will be a running total of $139.7M.
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Universal/Illumination's The Grinch will stay put in second with $2.9M today,$12.5M in weekend 5, -30%, and a running total of $220.8M. MGM/New Line's Creed II follows in third with $9M in weekend 3, -46%, for a total by Sunday of $95M, pacing 20% ahead of Creed at same point in B.O. cycle (final domestic $109.7M).
It's gonna be a dull weekend, the only interesting things is to see which of the Oscar hopefuls can play to a large audience. It certainly says something about the weekend when the biggest new release, and only "new" release to open in over 1000 theatres (hell it's the only "new" release in more than 35 theatres) is a re-release of Schindler's List.
Also of keeping those movies' budgets low (Grinch was only $75m).Illumination has mastered the art of marketing mediocre films to huge money.
So is Endgame releasing everywhere at the same time?Avengers Endgame officially moving to April gives Detective Pikachu more breathing room.
Yeah I get that Marvel / Russos want to keep the story as secret and under wraps as possible but I feel like they may have played this one too safe.
Had there even been one big battle / action shot at the end I think reception would have been a lot stronger
Avengers Endgame officially moving to April gives Detective Pikachu more breathing room.
Those don't look like great numbers for Spider-Verse or Bumblebee (much more so for Bumblebee). Hopefully they can beat the tracking and have some good legs.
For comparison, domestically Lego Batman opened to $50m and did $175m.
If Aquaman turns out to be a huge hit then Justice League two should be an aquaman centric event like Throne of Atlantis or something like that.
I really honestly think that movie is going to be huge. At least domestic
They somehow knocked that trailer out of the park
I really hope China gets that April date too. I wanna see that worldwide record taken down.
I really hope China gets that April date too. I wanna see that worldwide record taken down.
Yeah I get that Marvel / Russos want to keep the story as secret and under wraps as possible but I feel like they may have played this one too safe.
Had there even been one big battle / action shot at the end I think reception would have been a lot stronger
This. They miss read what people want entirely. The trailer is just off. It looks entirely composed of footage from the first 10 minutes of the flick and the Antman gag at the end was tonally off
Curious to see how big Aquaman goes in the US, I'm def going to see it the trailer was good. Also after reading soo much mixed reactions here to Venom, glad the blu ray coming out in just over a week (uhd dolby vision no less). Surprised Bumblebee apparently headed for a bomb, transformers movies have been huge in the past, perhaps there just played out.
I'm actually still surprised. Saw an update that it will outgross all other DCEU films by Monday on it's current paceSo Aquaman is beating in China. It's really a perfect storm of Tencent publishing it, moving being good and coming just when people started to be starved from Venom.
It's weird how there's no critcal reviews for Bumblebee, yet I'm watching it at one of Paramount's early screenings tomorrow. Will the public see it before critics do?