Disstevefan1
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Its not at all relevant, just a very funny Ad if you want to sell Jaguar's
I can see that Ad if you want to sell for example perfume.
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Live-Action ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’
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I can see that Ad if you want to sell for example perfume.
TP2000
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As a reminder, here's the inflation adjusted box office for some of the previous Princess live action remakes of the past decade.
Snow White had a reported production budget of $270 Million back in 2023, before it got sent back for a year's worth of rewrites and reworking after the last PR mess this movie suffered. Snow White is also getting a tax credit from the generous British government of about $55 Million. Assuming the past year of reworking and CGI work tagged a conservative $25-ish Million onto production costs, it looks like Snow White will arrive in theaters next year with a production budget of around $250 Million after its generous tax subsidy is accounted for.
If Snow White can pull in numbers like Cinderella (inflation adjusted), it will likely break even. But if Snow White only performs like The Little Mermaid did, it will lose money at the box office. Do we dare think Snow White could do Beauty & The Beast numbers? I don't get the sense anyone here thinks so, especially after all the PR troubles Miss Zegler has caused it.
www.forbes.com
Snow White had a reported production budget of $270 Million back in 2023, before it got sent back for a year's worth of rewrites and reworking after the last PR mess this movie suffered. Snow White is also getting a tax credit from the generous British government of about $55 Million. Assuming the past year of reworking and CGI work tagged a conservative $25-ish Million onto production costs, it looks like Snow White will arrive in theaters next year with a production budget of around $250 Million after its generous tax subsidy is accounted for.
If Snow White can pull in numbers like Cinderella (inflation adjusted), it will likely break even. But if Snow White only performs like The Little Mermaid did, it will lose money at the box office. Do we dare think Snow White could do Beauty & The Beast numbers? I don't get the sense anyone here thinks so, especially after all the PR troubles Miss Zegler has caused it.
Disney Reveals ‘Snow White’ Remake Is Set To Blow Its Budget
Disney has revealed that the cost of making its live action Snow White ballooned to $269.4 million by the end of 2023 putting it on course to blow its budget more than a year before release.
www.forbes.com
Disney Irish
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As reminded right from that same article you're misquoting -As a reminder, here's the inflation adjusted box office for some of the previous Princess live action remakes of the past decade.
Snow White had a reported production budget of $270 Million back in 2023, before it got sent back for a year's worth of rewrites and reworking after the last PR mess this movie suffered. Snow White is also getting a tax credit from the generous British government of about $55 Million. Assuming the past year of reworking and CGI work tagged a conservative $25-ish Million onto production costs, it looks like Snow White will arrive in theaters next year with a production budget of around $250 Million after its generous tax subsidy is accounted for.
If Snow White can pull in numbers like Cinderella (inflation adjusted), it will likely break even. But if Snow White only performs like The Little Mermaid did, it will lose money at the box office. Do we dare think Snow White could do Beauty & The Beast numbers? I don't get the sense anyone here thinks so, especially after all the PR troubles Miss Zegler has caused it.
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Disney Reveals ‘Snow White’ Remake Is Set To Blow Its Budget
Disney has revealed that the cost of making its live action Snow White ballooned to $269.4 million by the end of 2023 putting it on course to blow its budget more than a year before release.
"Hidden Heart Productions received a $55.5 million (£44.9 million) reimbursement bringing Disney's net spending on Snow White down to $213.9 million. "
That is the actual not the figure you're using. Anything else is just you guessing and not relevant to actual figures.
Phroobar
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That is exactly I see Disney in 2025.
Moana 2 better make money for 2024 to offset 2025. Too bad Wicked will suck the life out of her.
Vegas Disney Fan
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I’ll have to look for it, I haven’t seen it yet.
Disney Irish
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Luckily we have a thread for that -
Elio (Pixar - June 2025)
Agreed. I really would like to see Pixar have a hit on their hands with this original story, but it just feels off to me. I'm not really inspired to want to see it and it just feels like it will not do well. Be happy to be proven wrong. I’d wait for the new trailer to re-decide. It does...
Disstevefan1
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Good you placed a question mark after the 250M.As a reminder, here's the inflation adjusted box office for some of the previous Princess live action remakes of the past decade.
Snow White had a reported production budget of $270 Million back in 2023, before it got sent back for a year's worth of rewrites and reworking after the last PR mess this movie suffered. Snow White is also getting a tax credit from the generous British government of about $55 Million. Assuming the past year of reworking and CGI work tagged a conservative $25-ish Million onto production costs, it looks like Snow White will arrive in theaters next year with a production budget of around $250 Million after its generous tax subsidy is accounted for.
If Snow White can pull in numbers like Cinderella (inflation adjusted), it will likely break even. But if Snow White only performs like The Little Mermaid did, it will lose money at the box office. Do we dare think Snow White could do Beauty & The Beast numbers? I don't get the sense anyone here thinks so, especially after all the PR troubles Miss Zegler has caused it.
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Disney Reveals ‘Snow White’ Remake Is Set To Blow Its Budget
Disney has revealed that the cost of making its live action Snow White ballooned to $269.4 million by the end of 2023 putting it on course to blow its budget more than a year before release.
No one (even Disney) has any idea how much over 250M they spent on this total mistake.
Disney Irish
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As usual he takes great liberties with the "data".
Chi84
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I deleted the post because it's not really my style but I agree with you about a lack of respect.
donaldtoo
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Not to change the subject but who has seen the latest Jaguar Ad
Yes.
It looks kinda’ like a scene from “Zoolander” on steroids…!!!!!
ETA…
And “Zoolander” is one of my favorite silly movies…!!!
Tony the Tigger
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Got lucky last night. Fairly full, but fairly small theater, an entire family to our right. We were in the left two seats. All seats to our right were purchased, so I believe they wisely purchased an extra seat to keep people away from them, and we truly appreciate that! Kids were well-behaved and quiet. No one in the back was bothersome. It was a very unusual experience at this particular theater, and we thoroughly enjoyed it.
Regarding the cheaper seats of yore, they were literally cheaper seats. I’m now sitting in a reclining heated seat and I’m sure that cost more than the old seats. ETA: and there are fewer seats per theater because they’re larger. We’re technically renting more space! They now have kitchens, and I’m sure that costs more than a popcorn maker. That said, the little bit cheaper prices of a few years ago would be nice! We always went on Tuesdays, and therefore went more often.
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MoonRakerSCM
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"A place of fairness."
Good lord I figured the rumor of the story being about who is 'fair' in a sense of being just etc. was too stupid to be true, but here we are.
Good lord I figured the rumor of the story being about who is 'fair' in a sense of being just etc. was too stupid to be true, but here we are.
Tony the Tigger
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We can, and you’ll still be wrong.
Or, we could have. But now you’re over, so we can’t.
End of discussion.
Chi84
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Chi84
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As you pointed out, it takes time to correct a previous administration’s mistakes.
coffeefan
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I feel like people have amnesia about how we literally had widespread shortages of goods and toilet paper during his first term. Oh, and he never built the wall. Let's see what happens when the blanket tariffs start happening and all vaccines become optional... Enjoy the next year everyone, because after that we will start seeing the results...
LittleBuford
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It wasn’t a rumour, though. Zegler herself told us this months ago, as you yourself noted upthread:
“So, when we came to reimagining the actual role of Snow White, it became about the ‘fairest of them all’ meaning who is the most just and who can become a fantastic leader, and the reality is Snow White has to learn a lot of lessons about coming in to her own power before she can come into power over a kingdom.”
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Chi84
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Why is it stupid?
donaldtoo
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So, we all just roll with all the politicians blaming each other for the previous administrations mistakes…in perpetuity…?!
They got us where they want us, if that’s what most of the population thinks.
I think I need to try to be a politician…wait, closet skeletons…
LittleBuford
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It’ll be interesting to see how they deal with this in international dubs, because I’m not sure how many other languages allow the same play on meanings that the English word “fair” does. The original German, for example, has “Schönste”, which, if I’m not mistaken, refers solely to outer beauty.
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