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Disney (and others) at the Box Office - Current State of Affairs
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TP2000
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Let's do a status report on Inside Out 2's global box office, shall we? I imagine, before I pull up the data and do icky math, that it's already broken even and pulling in profit by a landslide...
Inside Out 2: Production $200, Marketing $100, Domestic $233, Overseas $165 = $98 Million Profit, With A Bullet!
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Inside Out 2 (2024) - Financial Information
Financial analysis of Inside Out 2 (2024) including budget, domestic and international box office gross, DVD and Blu-ray sales reports, total earnings and profitability.
www.the-numbers.com
Willmark
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I'm looking forward to this as well.
BrianLo
Well-Known Member
It's a shame Disney didn't have another completely finished tentpole family movie to release this summer... something like the live action remake of Snow White that's allegedly just sitting on a shelf all completed until next spring.
Speaking of Apes 9: Weekend at Charlton's, here's how that movie's financials look at the global box office after 7+ weeks in theaters. It's looking like it will not quite hit profitability.
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Movie Comparison: Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (2024)
Domestic box office comparison between Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (2024)
Apes 9: $160 Production, $40 Marketing, $99 Domestic, $88 Overseas = $13 Million Loss thus far
Fixed, again. You keep reverting things. You cannot keep including post theatrical marketing if you want to report and calculate theatrical profit only.
Ya it’s not quite theatrically profitable, give or take some hollywood math. But this one very clearly pushing in the black in the back end. I’m sure it has another 10 million or so randomly in the tank worldwide, so it will theatrically approach break even for all intents and purposes.
Farerb
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It's a shame Disney didn't have another completely finished tentpole family movie to release this summer... something like the live action remake of Snow White that's allegedly just sitting on a shelf all completed until next spring.
Snow White is not completed. They're currently doing reshoots.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
He was being sarcastic.
Casper Gutman
Well-Known Member
I really can't see any reason to be excited for Horizon. The trailers seem to promise a narratively unfocused film with uninspired cinematography and bored, bland performances. Its a film with no clear reason to exist. Reviews reinforce this impression.
I love westerns and would be very happy to see the genre make one of its periodic resurgences, so I'm particularly irked by such a high profile but apparently artless example of the genre.
Ghost93
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I'm just saying I'm excited about seeing how the gimmick of releasing a movie and its sequel in the same summer pays off. The movie might be awful, but I admire bold swings, even if they totally miss the mark.
MaXXXine is my most anticipated movie of the summer, however.
Casper Gutman
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I'm very interested in MaXXXine as well.
As for Horizon's gimmick, the problem is that it feels less like a cagey, risky, calculated attempt to outmaneuver an unpredictable box office and more like an act of unfathomably oblivious hubris. Yes, sticking firecrackers up your nostrils and lighting them while declaring yourself the King of Greenland is audacious, but I'm not very interested because I have a pretty clear idea of what's going to happen.
Now, releasing a really GOOD western in 2024 would be a fascinating and unpredictable experiment.
(And let's not forget Costner wants to make two more Horizons).
Disstevefan1
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The movie is a financial success that all that matters to me. I am looking forward to watching it when it goes to streaming.
Good movies MAKE MONEY! and they made one here. GOOD SHOW DISNEY!
Good movies MAKE MONEY! and they made one here. GOOD SHOW DISNEY!
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BrianLo
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‘Twisters’ Eyes $50M U.S. Opening – Box Office Preview
Twisters Eyes $50M Opening: Box Office
deadline.com
I’m becoming more curious on how trailer response is tracking towards intention. It’s the only metric that aligned with Inside Out 2’s gangbuster overperformance.
Deadline is placing Twisters around 45-50. The trailer uptake would place it more like 40 compared to Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. Twisters brings on the stereotypical 200m tentpole budget.
It’s funny because Deadline is calling that a hit, is it? I think it’s going to need a 60-70 million debut or over index internationally.
Ghost93
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Lol, I guess I'm just the opposite in how I feel. I don't disagree that it's hubris. But the hubris of it all is what makes me interested because it could so easily go south! It's like James Cameron filming Avatar 2, 3 and part of 4 at the same time (although fortunately for Cameron, it appears that the gamble paid off).
MagicMouseFan
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Box Office Forecast: ‘Twisters’ Tracking for Major $40M-$55M U.S. Opening
The natural disaster pic — starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell and Anthony Ramos — hits theaters in three weeks.
Box Office Forecast: ‘Twisters’ Tracking for Major $40M-$55M U.S. Opening
The natural disaster pic — starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell and Anthony Ramos — hits theaters in three weeks.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
Prince-1
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It was a really good movie and it is doing quite well at the box office.
Box Office: ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ Gets Loud With Franchise-Record Opening Day, ‘Horizon’ Moseys to Third as ‘Inside Out’ Vies to Stay on Top
'A Quiet Place: Day One' scored the franchise's biggest opening day, while 'Inside Out 2' stayed on top and Kevin Costner's 'Horizon' opens in third.
variety.com
Dranth
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Just got back from it. It was pretty good but I had to reset my expectations about 30 minutes in. Those going in for a monster movie may find it a little slow or be disappointed but it is worth a watch if you take it for what it is.
As noted in the Inside Out 2 thread.
‘Inside Out 2’ Becomes First Movie of 2024 to Hit $1 Billion at Global Box Office
Disney and Pixar's "Inside Out 2" is the first film of the year to hit $1 billion at the global box office.
variety.com