foodfather said:
daredevil.shark said: Sony pictures makes cheap and shit movies. Plus they lack direction. This is kinda expected. |
Theres nothing wrong with being cheap.
Take shelter only has a budget of 5 mil and the movie was brilliant. That was Sony picture classics but still, point stands.
Fieg is probably taking EVERYTHING into account including back end stuff. I'm sure the studio will be fine with it making less, but it probably needs over $400 mil for everyones to get their money and back end / points.
lol as of writing this I though tthe movie would have done well WW but that doesn't seem the case. Glad to see it flop so hard. I guess there is no way this is making more than $200 mil. Now resudiuals definitely aren't going to be given.
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no Feig is almost certainly correct. Many studios do not include marketing costs when they mention what the initial 'budget' was. so the 150 million budget was very likely BEFORE a lot of marketing.
a potentially like 200$ million made film will need to make well over 500 million worldwide to be considered a success for the effort and investment by the studio.
The theaters and other things are going to take more than HALF of any revenue from ticket sales and no movie studio is going to invest hundreds of millions into a film and potentially call it a win to make like 50 million off of the film. That's not good at all per the investment
at any rate Ghosbusters is currently at like 140 million worldwide. It is possibly it will not even make more with domestic/international combined than was invested in it. Collosal failure.
Its a poor film too. has nothing to do with women being casted, the jokes just fall flat and it basically disrespects the classic and great film that preceded it.
hopefully Hollywood learns from this, that they DO need to listen to fans to some degree and should never give that much control to a director who is extremely biased and has went as far as to write articles where he blatantly claimed that (quote) "Men are not funny". This being a blockbuster failure is about as close to justice and fair karma as you can get
I wll mention this fact to: its been reported that a number of the stars of the film (yes, the female stars) were extremely unhappy during production with the direction the film was going and were shushed.