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‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Crosses $500M WW – International Box Office

Marvel/Disney's The Fantastic Four: First Steps crossed $500 million at the global box office during its sixth weekend.

deadline.com

The Karate Kid needed to 'pass' $112 million to satisfy Sony. But it's only made $114 million so far. Of course, the latest numbers come from Spain, where it just opened. Apparently, The Naked Gun needed to 'pass' $105 million to satisfy Paramount, and it passed $95 million in just one month. If theaters aren't going to pick it up right away, it'll probably pass the $105 million mark in a few weeks.

 

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‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ Heavenly Opening Weekend Now Around $75M, Still Franchise Record Debut, Best For Horror Pic YTD

New Line's The Conjuring: Last Rites is heading for a franchise opening record of $75M.

deadline.com

 

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Heard on the set: 6 leaks from 'Ghostwriter' filming around Providence

How many hot wieners were sent to the Point Street Bridge. That wasn't Jenna Ortega. Or was it? What's \

www.providencejournal.com

 

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The Naked Gun Global box office:
US $52.3M
REST $47.0M
GLOBAL $99.3M
Budget $42M

 

[Kai "the spy"]

Remembr how at the beginning of the year people were seriously concerned about WB surviving as a company? Man, they've been having a great year.

 

[oktay]

Remembr how at the beginning of the year people were seriously concerned about WB surviving as a company? Man, they've been having a great year.

After ‘Conjuring: Last Rites,’ Warner Bros. Makes Box Office History With 7 Consecutive Movies Opening Above $40 Million

Warner Bros. has been on an epic box office hot streak with seven straight movies opening above $40 million.

variety.com

Back in the spring, Bong Joon Ho’s sci-fi epic “Mickey 17” with Robert Pattinson, as well as the Robert De Niro-led crime drama “The Alto Knights,” had set the studio back at least $110 million in losses. But the remaining lineup has delivered some enviable profit margins. Case in point: “Sinners” is expected to generate around $60 million in theatrical profits; “Superman” around $125 million; “Final Destination: Bloodlines” approximately $75 million; “Weapons” around $65 million (and counting), according to knowledgeable individuals. For “F1,” Warner Bros. was paid a flat distribution fee as well as a percentage of revenues in line with certain box office benchmarks, resulting in theatrical profits of roughly $34 million. Warner Bros. declined to comment. A studio insider disputed these figures without providing specific numbers; the source added that Warner Bros. has made roughly $600 million in combined year-to-date theatrical profits before counting the latest “Conjuring.”

“A Minecraft Movie” ($162 million debut)

 

[Jax]

125 million seems a little high on the profit margin for Superman - It's made a profit no doubt and will continue in the years to come via various streams but 125 from the cinema seems too high based off all the costs and the Box office gross.

FF & Superman domestic legs have been impressive and they keep ticking over. It's weird how low the international gross has been below the domestic gross for two big summer blockbusters.

 

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125 million seems a little high on the profit margin for Superman - It's made a profit no doubt and will continue in the years to come via various streams but 125 from the cinema seems too high based off all the costs and the Box office gross.

FF & Superman domestic legs have been impressive and they keep ticking over. It's weird how low the international gross has been below the domestic gross for two big summer blockbusters.

Most of the 'huge' international Box Office came from U.S. films in China.
^^^
That Chinese market for U.S, films has shrunk a fair bit over the last decade for a variety of reasons.