Why. Do. You. Care????? You have no plans to even see these films.And it's also a problem when this one was the "cheap" movie for them, because they "only" spent $157 Million to make it.
Haunted Mansion is going to lose $150 Million for Disney by Labor Day. And it's the 5th money losing movie in a row for them this summer.
ouch indeed. The parks are going to continue to be a source of cash for the streaming business, the debt of the fox acquisition and the studios…Horrific is a perfect word for it.
As horrible as the domestic box office is for Haunted Mansion, the overseas box office is truly awful.
If you pretend that Disney only spent $43 Million on marketing for Haunted Mansion to get you to an even $200 Million on costs (even though San Diego buses still have ads for the movie on them today, and the marketing spend is likely closer to the traditional half the production budget, but lets pretend it's only 43 Million), Haunted Mansion has just lost $159 Million for Disney.
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I had originally guesstimated that Haunted Mansion would lose only $100 Million, for when we do the Big Super Fun, Fun, Fun End Of Summer Box Office Tally for all of Disney's movies combined here on Labor Day.
But now it looks like Haunted Mansion will be a $150 Million loss for Disney. Ouch.
I actually like the Theorist family of channels, and agree with some of their stuff and disagree with others. But I do know that its all theory and not always dealing with anything beyond supposition.
Lol, that's exactly what I said.
Well that is kind of the point, it's supposed to be fun. I'm guessing he really doesn't believe that Bluey takes place in a post apocalyptic world where Dogs evolved to take humans place. And yea, the headline is click baity, but the video content is pretty spot on.
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And this is germane, how exactly, to 1) Disney and 2) box office?Meanwhile, over on Prime…..
‘Red, White & Royal Blue’ Becomes Prime Video’s No. 1 Movie Globally In Premiere Weekend
Red, White & Royal Blue has become Prime Video's No. 1 movie globally in its premiere weekend
Hey, this thread has been talking about all movies and you know it. How many Barbie posts have there been?
Honestly, I was just thrilled to find a female lead in a "princess" type role that had lower consumer popularity than Tiana.
The funny thing is, this is the one live action remake I would go see.Wait, I think I got one to contribute here:
She is a princess, right?
That’s too bad… I skipped it as I had read some bad reviews… which is unfortunate as I thought the premise was intriguing
We were thinking about seeing Strays but the wife said it had a 4.8 on IMDb and only 51% on RT. We decided to wait till it streams. Did I miss something?
I’m not seeing any rating for it on Rotten Tomatoes yet but what you say makes sense because August is traditionally a dumping ground for bad movies.
I think Aurora used to sell well just because people liked her blonde hair and pink dress, but I think Once Tangled and Frozen came out, girls preferred their blonde princess to be either Rapunzel or Elsa.I’m actually just surprised we had pages of many, many posters listing out the princess lineup and even ancillary non ‘Disney princess’ ones.
Pocahontas is an actual ‘Disney Princess’ and not one poster remembered that fact.
There’s 12 of them and arguably Pocahontas, Mulan, Merida (who is part of the lineup) +\- Aurora are weaker. I don’t think it’s that exciting or groundbreaking that a mid tier princess is now getting an attraction when all the more popular ones ahead of her already have one.
It’s an extremely powerful merchandise line and not really that shocking Disney is dipping into it again. Particularly when the west coast based imagineers needed a Southern critter based replacement for the ride abutting New Orleans. This isn’t just a Princess and the Frog attraction in isolation, it’s another Disney Princess attraction.
The Disney Princess brand, which doesn’t include Frozen, is a 100billion dollar brand.
I thought the red band trailer was hilarious.., I still will probably watch it… but I fear they might of used the best bits in the trailers which sometimes happens with comedies
Yikes, it just showed up at 57% on Rotten Tomatoes.
