I stopped caring after the second one, to tell you the truth. Depends on how it looks, though. Maybe I'll go watch it anyway.
I stopped caring after the second one, to tell you the truth. Depends on how it looks, though. Maybe I'll go watch it anyway.
Well, maybe it will be Spiderman that will have to worry about Star Trek, the sequel is anywhere near as well received as this one.
Well, maybe it will be Spiderman that will have to worry about Star Trek, the sequel is anywhere near as well received as this one.
http://therinofandor.blogspot.com/2007/01/andorians-old-and-new-and-_116998599053792730.html
("Amazing Spider-Man" #203, 1980)
1. HANGOVER - 5,531,460 - 110,299,949
2. UP - 3,615,623 - 191,086,000
3. TAKING OF PELHAM 1 2 3 - 2,327,623 - 25,703,000
4. LAND OF THE LOST - 1,219,230 - 36,039,780
5. NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II - 1,132,388 - 144,596,100
6. STAR TREK - 674,502 - 232,557,467
7. IMAGINE THAT - 635,612 - 6,139,131
8. TERMINATOR SALVATION - 619,227 - 114,542,386
9. DRAG ME TO HELL - 522,790 - 35,737,265
10. ANGELS & DEMONS - 496,878 - 123,707,000
Down 27% from last Monday and 56% from Sunday, both decent drops. Still ahead of Imagine That, which is nice to see.
International: $118,835,763
Global: $351,393,230
I just checked, and our IMAX is adding a second Star Trek showing this weekend: 7:00 and 9:45 p.m. It had been a 9:30 show.
Those will run until Transformers starts on the 24th.
Transformers is actually a Dreamworks production. I'm not really sure how much money Paramount gets from TF. Indiana Jones was a Lucasfilm production ,Lucas,Spielberg and Ford got most of the profit. Iron man was a Marvel production
ST is all Paramount
Why would Paramount agree to that?
Paramount executives declined to be interviewed, as did Spielberg, Lucas and Ford. However, several people familiar with the deal behind "Crystal Skull" spoke on condition of anonymity because of the confidential arrangement.
According to these people, Paramount spent about $185 million to make the movie and will pay at least $150 million to market it worldwide. The studio will earn a distribution fee of 12.5% of the revenue it receives from the film's release in all media, including theaters, DVD and television.
In comparison, 20th Century Fox received a distribution fee of 6% to 8% for releasing Lucas' "Star Wars" movies. Fox's fee was smaller because Lucasfilm finances the "Star War" movies entirely and effectively pays the studio for distribution. Fox earned between $50 million and $75 million per picture, said a person familiar with the finances.
"Crystal Skull" will have to generate around $400 million for Paramount for the studio to make its money back and earn its distribution fee. Only at that point will Lucas, Spielberg, Ford and smaller profit participants, including screenwriter David Koepp, begin collecting their portion.
Paramount will take 12.5 cents from every dollar thereafter, while Lucas and company will earn 87.5 cents.
I just checked, and our IMAX is adding a second Star Trek showing this weekend: 7:00 and 9:45 p.m. It had been a 9:30 show.
Those will run until Transformers starts on the 24th.
Wow! That's prime-time shows. Obviously they're still making a lot of money off Trek.
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