Shame that it's box office isn't doing well.
I should be angry about this, but I'm not. I'm just disgusted. Period.
Shame that it's box office isn't doing well.
Unless the word of mouth turns things around, there isn't gonna be a sequel. As it stands, it's not going to make half the money Rogue One made.
It's actually looking to make less money than AOTC unadjusted ($310M domestic, 650M. global).
Positive word of mouth could theoretically push it above $300 mil., it's happened before. It took 8 days for Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle to pass $100 mil. and it ended up grossing four times that.In other words, it’s unadjusted gross will be higher than Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor, Thor: The Dark World, Ant-Man, and possibly Captain America: Winter Soldier, all of which got sequels.There will be another Solo movie, and I believe the gross for this one will be just north of $300 million domestic.
On the plus side, Solo‘s projections have improved since this morning, and in exit polls, audiences don’t loathe it in a Batman v. Superman kind of way giving the Star Wars spinoff an 89% overall positive on ComScore/Screen Engine’s PostTrak and an A- CinemaScore. That’s the first A- for a Disney Star Wars title (which until now have all earned As), but right in line with the grades of Episodes I-III. While moviegoers are slow to arrive to Solo, hopefully once they leave the auditorium they’ll preach the good word, and PostTrak shows a healthy 73% definite recommend.
Some commenters here are eager to declare Solo an all-out failure in the Justice League sense of the word, but it’s still too premature. The film could see a spike in younger audiences today and tomorrow. However, at this minute it’s a blase start for a Disney Star Wars title considering the hope the studio had for a new franchise. Furthermore, with overseas collapsing, profit is doubtful on Solo especially when factoring in an estimated production cost well north of $300M before P&A. Unlike other event titles, recent Disney Star Wars movies aren’t driven by overseas ticket sales where foreign reps 60% or more of a title’s global B.O.
But, really, why is Solo flying so low?
Most rival distribution sources argue it’s less about the spinoff’s behind-the-scenes melodrama in its change-up of directors or the fact that Alden Ehrenreich doesn’t look like a young Harrison Ford, rather Disney is pumping out another Star Wars way too soon.
Just came back from it. It was pretty good. No real surprises except for of course,That’s going to confuse people who’ve only seen the movies.Darth Maul.
It was nice to see Kessel and the mining operations. No spiders though which is a shame. I’m sure that’ll help people who read Crucible or Jedi Academy image it better.
Didn’t really leave a lot for a sequel. I suppose they could do something with Kira and Maul. This potential Obi Wan Movie would be good for that if that stupid Rebels show didn’t mess everything up.
You don’t need spoiler tags when the topic itself has a spoiler tag.I think you forgot to mention the spoiler tag; all this time I thought that the mystery surprise cameo at the end was Jar Jar Binks.![]()
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I think the Boba Fett and Obi Wan movies will follow up on it.Calling it now: there will be a sequel in a few years and Disney will call it LANDO: A STAR WARS STORY.
Except the box office from TLJ was massive.I think TLJ left a bad taste in a lot of people's Mouth which could be affecting sales. That and the other reasons people gave.
Except the box office from TLJ was massive.
No, we have to look for other reasons.
There’s going to be an Obi-Wan movie? Is Ewan up for it?I think the Boba Fett and Obi Wan movies will follow up on it.
Yes. Unequivocally.Is Ewan up for it?
I think it's a self-fulfilling prophecy, most commentators have been saying for months this film will be shite because of the shenanigans behind the scenes and as a result, that has translated to less bums on seats.
Glad to hear it.Yes. Unequivocally.
Deadline estimates production costs before marketing to actually be north of 300 million.The movie was made for $250 million and the costs for marketing and promotion push it up to approximately $500 million.
You didn't stay for the after credits scene ?I think you forgot to mention the spoiler tag; all this time I thought that the mystery surprise cameo at the end was Jar Jar Binks.![]()
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