Insidb said:
The market has evolved so rapidly that I think the performance of earlier films, even from just a few years ago, is not indicative of where it is today. |
That's true, it is one of the hardest markets to predict.
Insidb said:
The market has evolved so rapidly that I think the performance of earlier films, even from just a few years ago, is not indicative of where it is today. |
That's true, it is one of the hardest markets to predict.
brute said:
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Which could also result in a sizable rerlease take.

Are you seriously meaning to tell me it won't pass $1 billion? Come on. It is currently doing double (+/-) of what Avatar did in this period of time. And when will this stop? Not in the next few weeks.
WEEK 3:
Avatar - $96.916,087M
Star Wars - $90-100M from Fri-Sun and Man-Thur is just topping. Star Wars should gross up towards $180-190M in its 3rd week
Star Wars Total - $820-830M after its 3rd week
WEEK 4:
Avatar - $69,926,708M
Star Wars - $60-70 from Fri-Sun and again, Man-Thur is just topping. Star Wars should gross up towards $130-140M in its 4th week
Star Wars Total - $950-970M after its 4th week.
I would genuinely be surprised, if it doesn't reach $1,2 billion at minimum.
It has now passed The Avengers at the domestic box office and has passed Frozen worldwide with a total 1.29 billion. It added 28.1 million domestically and 36.7 million internationally.
It's Thursday totals will drop a lot though with College Football playoffs in the U.S and with a lot of theaters closing for New Years Eve internationally, Friday it should bounce back big domestically but Internationally a bit less as some theaters will open late in New Years day.
| brute said: It has now passed The Avengers at the domestic box office and has passed Frozen worldwide with a total 1.29 billion. It added 28.1 million domestically and 36.7 million internationally. It's Thursday totals will drop a lot though with College Football playoffs in the U.S and with a lot of theaters closing for New Years Eve internationally, Friday it should bounce back big domestically but Internationally a bit less as some theaters will open late in New Years day. |
WUP WUP!
Thanks for the update Brute!
TFA is only 10.5 behind Avatar in the UK in local currency, yet it trails it by 26 million in USD currency, the exchange rate is what will likely keep it from passing Avatar.
With the Box office from the 31st its gona be ahead of Jurassic World for sure. Avatar is likely going ot be overtaken domestically when the weekend comes. I cant see how this movie doesnt do 1 billion on the USA right now, seriously.
Just did some quick calculations and the average ticket price for TFA in Brazil is about $3.49 US dollars, next to $5.19 back when Avatar released. Exchange rates were very favorable to a lot of developing economies back in 2010-2011, as much as 48% in this case. On the other hand, it means TFA should easily surpass the ~12M tickets Avatar sold back then over here.
| haxxiy said: Just did some quick calculations and the average ticket price for TFA in Brazil is about $3.49 US dollars, next to $5.19 back when Avatar released. Exchange rates were very favorable to a lot of developing economies back in 2010-2011, as much as 48% in this case. On the other hand, it means TFA should easily surpass the ~12M tickets Avatar sold back then over here. |
I've been saying this for a while now, the exchange rate is what will keep Star Wars from passing Avatar.