erasure fan1
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The Nick Fury eye patch alone is expected to bring in approximately 372mil in revenue for the parks.
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Disney (and others) at the Box Office - Current State of Affairs
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Disstevefan1
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WOW! She Hulk was 25M per episode. She Hulk got cheated. I say D+ should give She Hulk another season as reparations.Putting this here since budgets have been discussed, Secret Invasion’s budget is $212m:
If my math is right that’s $35m per episode for a show that’s not exactly setting the world on fire.
Disney Shells Out $212 Million On Marvel’s ‘Secret Invasion’
Disney has revealed that its super hero spy drama 'Secret Invasion' is expected to be over budget as its costs have ballooned to $211.6 million (£166.2 million.)www.forbes.com
Ghost93
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I don't know where the money is being spent, because the show seems pretty low-budget. Not at all comparable to shows like Game of Thrones, Stranger Things and Andor.Putting this here since budgets have been discussed, Secret Invasion’s budget is $212m:
If my math is right that’s $35m per episode for a show that’s not exactly setting the world on fire.Disney Shells Out $212 Million On Marvel’s ‘Secret Invasion’
Disney has revealed that its super hero spy drama 'Secret Invasion' is expected to be over budget as its costs have ballooned to $211.6 million (£166.2 million.)
TalkingHead
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Guessing a good chunk is spent on cast. Personally think spending that amount on a streaming series is a worse decision than any of the theatrical budgets that have been scrutinized the last couple months.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
From all the sources I can find, it appears that between $40M-50M of it is just main cast, with Jackson getting $20M alone.
Tha Realest
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Yes. Unlike films where they could hopefully get back end profits, the big actors demand a premium up front for their time, since that’s the only check they’ll get
Robbiem
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Hollywood is in a catch 22 moment
Big budget spectaculars are they way the studios are trying to drive people back to theatres but now a sizeable chunk of people wait to watch on streaming. With a few big movies a year people will pick and mix when they shell out so a family’s cinema revenue becomes one months streaming subs
streaming needs premiers to keep subscribers from cord cutting this would drive you to make more smaller movies so you can advertise new content. Smaller movies won’t drive people back to theatres so……
Realistically I’m not sure how you can operate a streaming and cinema model unless you separate them out into different products with different budgets
Big budget spectaculars are they way the studios are trying to drive people back to theatres but now a sizeable chunk of people wait to watch on streaming. With a few big movies a year people will pick and mix when they shell out so a family’s cinema revenue becomes one months streaming subs
streaming needs premiers to keep subscribers from cord cutting this would drive you to make more smaller movies so you can advertise new content. Smaller movies won’t drive people back to theatres so……
Realistically I’m not sure how you can operate a streaming and cinema model unless you separate them out into different products with different budgets
BuddyThomas
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It’s this, and I can’t wait.
Barbie First Reactions: Witty, Impeccably Designed, Overblown Fun
Critics on social media say Gerta Gerwig's take on the iconic doll blends camp and social commentary and benefits from a scene-stealing Ryan Gosling.
editorial.rottentomatoes.com
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
More failed strategy inbound…Putting this here since budgets have been discussed, Secret Invasion’s budget is $212m:
If my math is right that’s $35m per episode for a show that’s not exactly setting the world on fire.Disney Shells Out $212 Million On Marvel’s ‘Secret Invasion’
Disney has revealed that its super hero spy drama 'Secret Invasion' is expected to be over budget as its costs have ballooned to $211.6 million (£166.2 million.)
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
I will go on record and say Barbie and MI are really gonna crush it - comparatively
Tommy is gonna get his second $1 bil tally
He’s officially the new Harrison ford at age 60
Tommy is gonna get his second $1 bil tally
He’s officially the new Harrison ford at age 60
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Actually this has changed, actors get residuals now for streaming programs. I believe the current contract for SAG-AFTRA had residuals kicking in 90 days after original release of the show. This might be something renegotiated as part of the new contract.
Casper Gutman
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Mission: Impossible is probably my favorite ongoing film series.
Not a single film in the series has ever broken 800 million.
I can't support Tom or his films because of the horrible cult he is a member of, that actively harms families across America and the globe, using him and his fame as their proxy.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
I saw it last night. It was good, but just more of the same.
Tom gets mission, Tom glares, Tom runs, Tom fights some bad guys, more Tom running, helps girl who always seems to get into trouble (a trope they make a joke of in the movie), more Tom running, Tom rides a motorcycle, end Part One.
So yeah I think it'll do well but I'm not seeing over $800M, which is breakeven I think, but we'll see.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
They’re pathetically low…the streams guard their numbers (cause they got a lot to hide)…and the talent want “per clicks”…which is never gonna happen
This stuff isn’t tied to ads anymore. That’s the problem.
espn has an empty office, a houseplant and Stephen A Smith left
…same problem…ads paid the bills
TP2000
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Putting this here since budgets have been discussed, Secret Invasion’s budget is $212m:
If my math is right that’s $35m per episode for a show that’s not exactly setting the world on fire.Disney Shells Out $212 Million On Marvel’s ‘Secret Invasion’
Disney has revealed that its super hero spy drama 'Secret Invasion' is expected to be over budget as its costs have ballooned to $211.6 million (£166.2 million.)
Just wait until the DVD sales start rolling in.
Speaking of merchandise sales, today I added to my Prime Day shopping cart two different official Ken costumes to wear this Halloween and in a few weeks. I've got a group of 6 other people going with me to see Barbie at the fabulous Del Mar Cinepolis, and while they are rounding up their purses and phones to move to the car, I'm going to come out into the driveway wearing a Rollerblade Ken costume and pretend I'm going as Rollerblade Ken to the theater. Just to scare the crap out of them, as I don't really have the guts to wear that in public. Too creepy.
But my Cowboy Ken costume I also bought will be put into the dinner party rotation this October. I can't wait.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Which is where the ad tier comes in, which at launch last winter had just over 25% of the subs for D+. That's potentially a lot of cheddar coming into the mouse....
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Which is 90s cable…and people hated it and have been weened off ads for 20 years
Easy to cancel…one swipe…
Doesn’t require being home on a Tuesday for the Comcast guy to climb a pole
TP2000
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I just love that with one push of a button on my TV remote and I can instantly cancel the service for months at a time. Then push one button on my remote TV, and I sign back up for another month or two. Then... goodbye.
That's the one big mistake I think they all made with streaming. I believe the first streaming services like Netflix and Prime did it to get away from paying banks of phone operators to hassle with you for 20+ minutes at a time if you want to cancel after being on hold for half an hour. It was cheaper and saved labor to make it instant service options online, but now they're screwed. No going back, either.
I will never, never, never get it through my pea-sized and gin-addled brain how Disney+ was ever supposed to make money for them.
Vegas Disney Fan
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I watch D+ a lot but the price is already reaching my breaking point, I’m on a combo plan with D+ (no commercials), ESPN+ and Hulu (with commercials) and I think I’m at $15, if they offer that again I’ll renew but if they make me switch to the current no commercial plan ($20) it’s going to be 50/50 whether I cancel or not.
The ironic thing is I watch a ton of old stuff on D+ (as background while cleaning, working on the computer, etc) and I own 90% of it on Blu-ray and DVD, I’m paying for the convenience more than anything, at $20 a month I’ll get up and put in a bluray.