TFA should hold the top spot domestically until Kung Fu Panada comes out on the 29th of January.
Can TFA make it to a Billion domestically? | |||
Yes, explain below | 35 | 31.53% | |
Maybe, but just barely | 30 | 27.03% | |
No | 38 | 34.23% | |
other post below | 0 | 0% | |
see results | 8 | 7.21% | |
Total: | 111 |
TFA should hold the top spot domestically until Kung Fu Panada comes out on the 29th of January.
Chris Hu said: TFA should hold the top spot domestically until Kung Fu Panada comes out on the 29th of January. |
The Ride Along 2 or this.
spurgeonryan said:
You don't think The Revenant or Hateful 8 can do anything? It will drop at least 40 percent next weekend and more the week after that when school is back. No? |
Both did great in limited release but neither one have enough mass appeal to knock TFA from the top spot plus both are R rated so they can't attrack as wide an audience as TFA.
spurgeonryan said:
Maybe not worldwide, but Avatar domestic is very plausible. It will be close to both Titanic and JW by the end of next weekend. Then we just see how long it holds up after the holidays, school starting and what other movies do to its viewers. |
It will crush Avatar domestically. It probably will be the biggest domestic film for a long time.
Apparently another $33 million for Monday according to RtH. This movie is a monster.
1bn domestically is looking likely now :0 I think it'll beat avatar worldwide.
I've seen it in cinemas twice already and im planning on seeing it atleast 2 more times with different people
My prediction threads:
Wii U will sell under 40m units (made on 14th September 2012)
PS Vita will sell under 20m units (made on 30th September 2012)
Wii U will sell under 7m in 2013 - I was right
The scary thing is it's not really even a truly *great* Star Wars movie IMO.
It's just reasonably competent and captures a lot of the feel/fun of the originals.
Phantom Menace IMO could have beaten Titanic if it wasn't such a robotic, lifeless film with dull characters and a meandering plot about trade disputes.
The Force Awakens is showing what a new Star Wars movie can really do when it actually is true to the originals.
I don't know why but... I don't think SW is going to make it. It may sell more tickets overall but Avatar had the added bonus of mostly 3D ticket sales.
foodfather said:
Depending on the part of the world, its higher than 55%, which is why in the UK, cinema chains often increased ticket prices on big movies so they get a bigger piece of the pie. UK gross to the studio is most likely closer to 70%. That 50% myth is ancient news. Its not like that anymore. |
I think it's even lower outside of the US. Spectre with a $250M budget needed $650M to break even.
man-bear-pig said: 1bn domestically is looking likely now :0 I think it'll beat avatar worldwide. I've seen it in cinemas twice already and im planning on seeing it atleast 2 more times with different people |
It won't beat Avatar worldwide.
$1b domestic is not looking likely anymore as it has been showing signs of slowing down in the past days. $925M-$950M domestic is where it's heading it at this moment.
Star Wars popularity overseas has never caught up to how huge it is in NA. That + bad exchange rates compared to 2009- early 2010 killed all of TFA's chances to surpass Avatar WW before it even released. You guys are giving into the hype too easily, lol.