doesn't seem right….if you were to apply that 40% rule to every film that comes out there'd be MASSIVE losses for a majority of these moviesoragator said:
The studio only gets about 40 percent of the worldwide gross.
On Barbie they spent 150 million on marketing in addition to the production budget, so close to 300 million all in. 300 divided by .4 is 750.
It was a big big gamble.
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I was using roughly 50/50 domestic, and 30 percent overseas. Because these movies are splitting evenly foreign/domestic, I used 40. Some big movies can negotiate a higher number domestically, and it also goes down the longer the movie is out, so a long legs movie might make less than a front end hit, and if a movie makes a lot of its money in China it's even lower, because the studio might only get a quarter of the BO from there. Even if you use more generous numbers, the break even was insanely high. At 60 percent domestic it was still nearly 670 million for Barbie.
But yeah, all that is why Cameron was saying they had to get to that crazy number (was it 1.2 billion?) just to break even on WoW.
But yeah, all that is why Cameron was saying they had to get to that crazy number (was it 1.2 billion?) just to break even on WoW.
Imagine telling someone a couple months ago that both Barbie and Oppenheimer would make $93 million and $46 million respectively in a single weekend.
— Jonathan (@jonathanmb32) July 30, 2023
Now imagine telling them that those were their SECOND weekend grosses. pic.twitter.com/AitLiNvKpA
This is pretty wild - here are the only films that had a better 2nd weekend than #Barbie:
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) July 30, 2023
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Avengers: Endgame
Avengers Infinity War
Black Panther
Jurassic World
The Avengers pic.twitter.com/rEKGB9lvvN
In light of its extraordinary performance, IMAX is extending OPPENHEIMER's run an additional week through August 16/17, with plans to bring-back IMAX showtimes of OPPENHEIMER in the late summer/fall, as availability permits.
Box office boom: AMC says July 21-27 set an AMC record for the highest single-week admissions revenue in the company’s entire 103-year history. pic.twitter.com/9e0h7S5QHR
— Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) July 31, 2023
#SoundOfFreedom just can’t stop at US #BoxOffice, after grossing solid est 2M on 4th MON,
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) August 1, 2023
Legs remain as strong as ever, just -36.9% drop from last MON!#AngelStudios’ hit crosses 150M mark for a 151.4M cume in the US,will beat #RiseOfTheBeasts on THU!
Eyeing a 175M-200M US run pic.twitter.com/T6Oj6tW6dw
I loved Oppenheimer but is it's success directly related to Barbie? It seems like the Barbieheimer thing kind of became an event. I don't see Oppenheimer doing this well if it was released on some random week by itself.
I think Oppenheimer was successful on it's own accord. Not like it's getting much spillover from Barbie sellouts, it's just killing it in IMAX. Although, I am sure all the H2H publicity helped both movies.
Audiences are clearly just wanting unique content and both movies are providing this.
Audiences are clearly just wanting unique content and both movies are providing this.
The publicity has certainly helped both movies. I just asked the family last night to name movies at the theater. Barbie, Oppenheimer and Sound of Freedom were the only ones named until someone guessed that Across the Spiderverse (still playing). Mission Impossible, Indiana Jones, Transformers, and TMNT are all franchises playing that weren't guessed, and neither were Elementals nor Haunted Mansion.
I strongly believe Oppenheimer and Barbie openings were beneficial to them. And I am also aware of just how much going to the movies is not part of our routine anymore.
I strongly believe Oppenheimer and Barbie openings were beneficial to them. And I am also aware of just how much going to the movies is not part of our routine anymore.
Impressive and surprising that neither movie backed off its release date. I doubt they could've known that both movies would benefit by holding firm.
#Oppenheimer beats #JohnWick4’s US run as highest grossing R-Rated film Post-Covid at US #BoxOffice, after a strong 7M #4 BIGGEST 2nd TUE of 2023!
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) August 2, 2023
#11 BIGGEST 2nd TUE Post-Covid.
Strong legs, just a -42% from last TUE!
188.4M US cume!
200M+ TOMORROW!
Eyeing 275M-330M US run
1/2 pic.twitter.com/rrThOmaAQQ
#Barbie has crossed $900 MILLION at the global box office.#Barbillion is imminent. pic.twitter.com/mqQXuToyyz
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) August 3, 2023
#MargotRobbie told Warner Bros that #Barbie would make $1B in her pitch
— The Weekly Cut (@weeklycut) August 4, 2023
“Maybe I was overselling but we had a movie to make okay!”
The movie will pass 1 Billion today, on director #GretaGerwig’s birthday 👏 pic.twitter.com/Qxa4k5kVt0
Studio estimated totals for Oppenheimer through Sunday
— BoxOfficeReport.com (@BORReport) August 5, 2023
Domestic - $228.6M
International - $323.0M
Global - $551.6M#Oppenheimer #BoxOffice pic.twitter.com/Z0MthONQKf
Barring a surprise by one of the fall's sequels, this will be the first time that the top 2 movies of the year in the US were both non-sequels since 2001, when the first Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings movies were #1 and #2 (the biggest sequel that year was Rush Hour 2 at #5). pic.twitter.com/JKOtbtAOnA
— Jonathan (@jonathanmb32) August 5, 2023
But FOTR was a sequel...
2023 Domestic Box Office Surges Past $6 Billion This Weekend Due To ‘Barbie’, ‘Oppenheimer’, ‘Turtles’ & ‘Meg 2’ As Strikes Continue – Saturday Update https://t.co/GEjzhwRvE0
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) August 5, 2023
Quote:
… the 2023 box office rally rages on, as domestic box office soars past $6 billion, +22% over the same January-August period a year ago.
In other words, we're only 8% down from 2019/the pre-pandemic era, which is somewhat of a miracle, and a level so many pundits swore we'd never return to.
-38% for Oppenheimer's third weekend. Holding like crazy.
I think to date Oppenheimer has made 117 million just from IMAX.
‘BLUE BEETLE’ is now tracking to earn $30M+ in the film’s domestic opening weekend.
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) August 7, 2023
(Source: Deadline) pic.twitter.com/0HKev4Gtkx
Some films might have earned less than expected on Q2 2023 (APR-JUN), but Exhibitors were thriving.
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) August 8, 2023
Giant chain #AMC has beaten #WallStreet’s projections with 1.35B revenue on Q2, up 16% from Q2 2022 +had its first profitable quarter Post-Covid.
All that before #Barbenheimer!
1/2 pic.twitter.com/2QDQuIfVBB
Haunted Mansion is bombing. Estimates are $500M to break even and it is sitting at $77M globally
https://collider.com/haunted-mansion-box-office-budget/
https://collider.com/haunted-mansion-box-office-budget/
For anyone curious about the intricacies of all the ways a movie can make money, both theatrically and at home, I highly recommend today's 37-minute episode of The Town. I learned quite a bit...
New pod: Mission Impossible and debunking the myth of the movie flop, with profit participation expert John Mass. Listen! https://t.co/5N785mPVFl
— Matthew Belloni (@MattBelloni) August 18, 2023
so weird that this movie got made…..the Eddie Murphy version was terrible but at least had a big name to bring audiences in…..Eso si, Que es said:
Haunted Mansion is bombing. Estimates are $500M to break even and it is sitting at $77M globally
https://collider.com/haunted-mansion-box-office-budget/
This one just flew under the radar with really no massive box office Star to pull in audiences on top of a movie franchise with one really bad film already…..
The fact that it had that massive of a budget is so confusing…..
I have zero recollection of the Eddie Murphy one.
here's the RT ratings on it….of which I knew were bad and knew this was not well received but didn't realize it was THAT bad…..makes it even more crazy this remake was done….double aught said:
I have zero recollection of the Eddie Murphy one.
Critics 13%
Audience 31%
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/haunted_mansion
‘Barbie’ Reaches $1.34B, Will Become WB’s Biggest Movie Ever Worldwide On Monday; ‘Oppenheimer’ Nears $800M Global - International Box Office https://t.co/0mCnyGYG3L
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) August 27, 2023
Barbie has reached $594 million domestic including a whopping $7.75 million estimated for today on its 38th day of release. It blew past Super Mario Bros for #1 on the year ($574 million) last week, and even with school starting, will hit $600 million this week.
It's 14th all-time and will surely have a big boom on Labor Day weekend. It seems a mortal lock to reach the top 10 all-time - Jurassic World is currently there at $652 million.
Since the "death of movies" in 2020, the top 30 domestic films have a new #3, #5, #7, #14, #15 and #26.
Into the Spider-Verse reached #50 all-time this weekend, my favorite movie of the year so far. It's a shade under $381 million.
It's 14th all-time and will surely have a big boom on Labor Day weekend. It seems a mortal lock to reach the top 10 all-time - Jurassic World is currently there at $652 million.
Since the "death of movies" in 2020, the top 30 domestic films have a new #3, #5, #7, #14, #15 and #26.
Into the Spider-Verse reached #50 all-time this weekend, my favorite movie of the year so far. It's a shade under $381 million.
FYI, today is "National Cinema Day". Most theaters have $4 tickets today.
https://deadline.com/2023/08/taylor-swift-eras-tour-movie-ticket-presales-box-office-1235533199/
$100 million + opening weekend? I can see this movie do huge numbers.
$100 million + opening weekend? I can see this movie do huge numbers.
yeah, it will print money. My kid said they are even doing higher Swift style prices, 19.89 for adults, 13.13 for kids. It will be a bargain for all the fans that couldn't afford the $1500 for the real show.Gangnam Style said:
https://deadline.com/2023/08/taylor-swift-eras-tour-movie-ticket-presales-box-office-1235533199/
$100 million + opening weekend? I can see this movie do huge numbers.
Tickets went on sale this morning, and one of my sisters wanted to take one of our nieces for her birthday, in our North Texas hometown of 100K, and tickets were already nearly sold out for opening weekend. With all these movies moving to 2024 due to the strikes, Taylor Swift is single-handedly "saving" theatrical. I love it.
TCTTS said:
Tickets went on sale this morning, and one of my sisters wanted to take one of our nieces for her birthday, in our North Texas hometown of 100K, and tickets were already nearly sold out for opening weekend. With all these movies moving to 2024 due to the strikes, Taylor Swift is single-handedly "saving" theatrical. I love it.
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