Re: Weekend Estimates - Star Trek #3 - $29 million - $191 million
So they are projecting tomorrow to be 7 Mil? Seems a bit high, no?
So they are projecting tomorrow to be 7 Mil? Seems a bit high, no?
There are no more sci-fi/fantasy genre films until HP... so even with Up and LotL coming up, ST should stay relatively constant for 2-3 weeks from this point.
I'm thinkin', anyway.
Okay, hoping.
Transformers 2
But isn't that on June 26? Still a ways off...
So they are projecting tomorrow to be 7 Mil? Seems a bit high, no?
It's making Batman Begins numbers (as I always thought it would) and that is more than respectable. I think Paramount has to be pretty happy at this point--if they're happy, a sequel is a go. No need to worry or wring your hands at these numbers.
I don't mind waiting--and the anticipation, following the success of this film, will only build more strongly.It's making Batman Begins numbers (as I always thought it would) and that is more than respectable. I think Paramount has to be pretty happy at this point--if they're happy, a sequel is a go. No need to worry or wring your hands at these numbers.
I'm surprised they haven't staked out a date yet for a sequel. If they shoot for 2011, June is full (Cars 2, Kung Fu Panda 2, and Green Lantern), July is worse (Transformers 3, HP, and Paramount's Captain America) and May is a little scary with Spider-Man 4 and Paramount's own Thor.
I wonder if they'll wait until 2012 for a sequel.
I don't mind waiting--and the anticipation, following the success of this film, will only build more strongly.It's making Batman Begins numbers (as I always thought it would) and that is more than respectable. I think Paramount has to be pretty happy at this point--if they're happy, a sequel is a go. No need to worry or wring your hands at these numbers.
I'm surprised they haven't staked out a date yet for a sequel. If they shoot for 2011, June is full (Cars 2, Kung Fu Panda 2, and Green Lantern), July is worse (Transformers 3, HP, and Paramount's Captain America) and May is a little scary with Spider-Man 4 and Paramount's own Thor.
I wonder if they'll wait until 2012 for a sequel.
True. I'd also prefer they don't just rush sequels out without taking the time to properly do them and promote them. The extra 5 months for Star Trek probably translated into millions and millions in extra box office.
There'll likely be a few more changes to the 2011 calendar, in particular I think there's a strong chance that Paramount/DreamWorks (who still co-own the franchise despite their split) will move Transformers 3 back to the July 4th weekend of 2012. That's the release date Michael Bay wants and I think they may well agree to it. That would open up the July 4th weekend of 2011 for Star Trek XII if Paramount is willing to stake out such a big date for it.I'm surprised they haven't staked out a date yet for a sequel. If they shoot for 2011, June is full (Cars 2, Kung Fu Panda 2, and Green Lantern), July is worse (Transformers 3, HP, and Paramount's Captain America) and May is a little scary with Spider-Man 4 and Paramount's own Thor.
I wonder if they'll wait until 2012 for a sequel.
There'll likely be a few more changes to the 2011 calendar, in particular I think there's a strong chance that Paramount/DreamWorks (who still co-own the franchise despite their split) will move Transformers 3 back to the July 4th weekend of 2012. That's the release date Michael Bay wants and I think they may well agree to it. That would open up the July 4th weekend of 2011 for Star Trek XII if Paramount is willing to stake out such a big date for it.I'm surprised they haven't staked out a date yet for a sequel. If they shoot for 2011, June is full (Cars 2, Kung Fu Panda 2, and Green Lantern), July is worse (Transformers 3, HP, and Paramount's Captain America) and May is a little scary with Spider-Man 4 and Paramount's own Thor.
I wonder if they'll wait until 2012 for a sequel.
Being discussed over here. I will merge...Box Office Report : Star Trek slips down to No.3
There'll likely be a few more changes to the 2011 calendar, in particular I think there's a strong chance that Paramount/DreamWorks (who still co-own the franchise despite their split) will move Transformers 3 back to the July 4th weekend of 2012. That's the release date Michael Bay wants and I think they may well agree to it. That would open up the July 4th weekend of 2011 for Star Trek XII if Paramount is willing to stake out such a big date for it.I'm surprised they haven't staked out a date yet for a sequel. If they shoot for 2011, June is full (Cars 2, Kung Fu Panda 2, and Green Lantern), July is worse (Transformers 3, HP, and Paramount's Captain America) and May is a little scary with Spider-Man 4 and Paramount's own Thor.
I wonder if they'll wait until 2012 for a sequel.
Yeah, I can't imagine Michael Bay wants to do Transformers without any breaks. He already was enthused that he had to move forward with Transformers 2 so quickly, so if they swapped it with Trek it could work.
This would jive with what I think Paramount should do...Transformers/Star Trek is different Summers, along with two Marvel productions and whatever else Paramount makes. This would ensure pretty good box office every year for a while.
Think it will break 1.8 Billion?
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