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| What was Summer 2006's biggest box office...
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| POSTED Thursday, September 21, 2006 06:09:24 PM |
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Kal-El1974 said: Abominus71 said: actually checking all time box office batman begins did better
Batman Begins Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $205,343,774
Superman Returns Warner Bros. Pictures International, Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $198,113,009
i havent seen SR and have no interest in Titanic with a superhero Go check the worldwide numbers.
A few things you need to think about....
1. SR had a budget WAAAYYYY bigger than Batman Begins.
2. SR is (or was) considered a bigger icon than Batman.
3. SR was release in FFAAARRR more theaters and countries than Batman Begins.
4. SR was released THIS year so you can't say Batman Begins was a bigger disappointment.
SO....with that said...
Superman Returns was and ios the clear winner for biggest "blockbuster" disappointment of 2006.
A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves." - Edward R. Murrow
I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I should do and, with the help of God, I will do." - Everett Hale
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| REPLIED Thursday, September 21, 2006 08:54:45 PM |
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I thought Superman Returns was a good movie. I'm not saying it was the best, but it was entertaining. Still boggles my mind that people loved Christopher Reeves as Superman and refuse to accept Routh as Superman. They have the same build and Routh eerily looks like Reeves, get over yourselves!
As for Miami Vice, it was a grittier, darker, more violent version of the show and stayed #1 for two weeks before it went up against Talledaga Night, a box office juggernaugt. So you can't call it a dissapointment.
For me, personally, the biggest dissapointment this summer was X-men:TLS. I realize it made a lot of money, but I don't know why. I'm starting to think those numbers were padded. It was nowhere near as good as the first two. The franchise went from a symbolic movie about minorities and the prejudice they face to a movie about body counts and forcing as many cameos as they can cram down your throat before you vomit while sacrificing as much story development as they possibly could. Thats my personal choice for disappointment of 2006. Oh snap!! This thread just got served
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| REPLIED Thursday, September 21, 2006 09:56:37 PM |
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| REPLIED Friday , September 22, 2006 09:36:33 AM |
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forrest52 said: infamous_emijayne said: Kal-El1974 said: Go to yahoo.com or box office mojo.com to name a few, out of over 45,000 people, over 75% gave the movie a B rating or better. I would call that a majority.
Here comes another math lesson kids...
Based on the average price of movie tickets across the entire country ($8.00) vs the current domestic gross, Superman Returns has sold approx 24.79 million tickets. 45000 people (even if they each saw the film twice) would only account for 0.36% to 0.4% of the domestic sales. Not even 1%?? How would your 45000 people constitute a majority??
Answer: They wouldn't....
Class dismissed....
Wow when you put it in terms of how many tickets have sold instead of money it sounds to me like it was pretty f-in successful.
Unfortunately, sounding and being are two completely different things....it's still nearly $190 million from breaking even and will have to depend on the future sequels to turn a profit for the company. For instance POTC 2 has sold approx 52.3 million tickets, Cars sold 30.4 million, X3 sold about 29.4 million, etc....
You can take any movie you want and divide the total gross by the average ticket price and you get the same result. You can make some movies look even better when you take into account exactly how many theaters the film was released in, how many screens it was shown on, and the population ratio in the surrounding area. The numbers may look great but once they're put into dollars, they mean squat.
But this was just to show that 45000 people DO NOT make up the majority. I'm not saying the majority hated it either, but those who keep saying the majority loved it are in dream land and not being logical just opinionated. I've turned to facts at this point because you can't debate an opinion. Star Treker still thinks everything I'm saying is opinion though which is baffling when I'm providing factual details. It's amusing me for the time being anyway.... A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves." - Edward R. Murrow
I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I should do and, with the help of God, I will do." - Everett Hale
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infamous_emijayne said: forrest52 said: infamous_emijayne said: Kal-El1974 said: Go to yahoo.com or box office mojo.com to name a few, out of over 45,000 people, over 75% gave the movie a B rating or better. I would call that a majority.
Here comes another math lesson kids...
Based on the average price of movie tickets across the entire country ($8.00) vs the current domestic gross, Superman Returns has sold approx 24.79 million tickets. 45000 people (even if they each saw the film twice) would only account for 0.36% to 0.4% of the domestic sales. Not even 1%?? How would your 45000 people constitute a majority??
Answer: They wouldn't....
Class dismissed....
Wow when you put it in terms of how many tickets have sold instead of money it sounds to me like it was pretty f-in successful.
Unfortunately, sounding and being are two completely different things....it's still nearly $190 million from breaking even and will have to depend on the future sequels to turn a profit for the company. For instance POTC 2 has sold approx 52.3 million tickets, Cars sold 30.4 million, X3 sold about 29.4 million, etc....
You can take any movie you want and divide the total gross by the average ticket price and you get the same result. You can make some movies look even better when you take into account exactly how many theaters the film was released in, how many screens it was shown on, and the population ratio in the surrounding area. The numbers may look great but once they're put into dollars, they mean squat.
But this was just to show that 45000 people DO NOT make up the majority. I'm not saying the majority hated it either, but those who keep saying the majority loved it are in dream land and not being logical just opinionated. I've turned to facts at this point because you can't debate an opinion. Star Treker still thinks everything I'm saying is opinion though which is baffling when I'm providing factual details. It's amusing me for the time being anyway....
No you're right however those 45,000 are also only a representation of one community, you can also look at its rating on Rotten Tomatoes as well as other fan sites. I mean its grade is better than most even if its small communities like that which in the American Polling system usually reflects the general consensus of the population. Digital Sodom and Gomorrah other wise known as MySpace.
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Kal-El1974 said: infamous_emijayne said: Kal-El1974 said: Go to yahoo.com or box office mojo.com to name a few, out of over 45,000 people, over 75% gave the movie a B rating or better. I would call that a majority.
Here comes another math lesson kids...
Based on the average price of movie tickets across the entire country ($8.00) vs the current domestic gross, Superman Returns has sold approx 24.79 million tickets. 45000 people (even if they each saw the film twice) would only account for 0.36% to 0.4% of the domestic sales. Not even 1%?? How would your 45000 people constitute a majority??
Answer: They wouldn't....
Class dismissed.... Read the fine print. I said just to name a few. Tell me a web site that has a rating of more than 50% of the people that hated the movie. Where is your majority coming from since you are a expert?
Fine print. Yeah....a tool to escape being proven wrong. Do you really think that every single website that tracks reviews doesn't duplicate reviews that are already being used on another site?? The film sold over 24 million tickets. So you're gonna tell me theres a website out there with over 12 million positive reviews that proves YOUR OPINION?? Because that's what you have. An opinion that the majority of people liked this film. I want you to think about that for a second.
If the majority of people loved the movie, LOGICALLY wouldn't there have been a much higher domestic or even international box office gross?? LOGICALLY wouldn't the word of mouth have spread like wildfire bringing in more and more friends of those who loved the film?? Polls mean NOTHING!! Look at the polls for the presidental election in 2000 and 2004. It just means that a small number of people decided to make their two cents worth known to anyone who felt like reading it. It doesn't show the reality like the $$ does. A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves." - Edward R. Murrow
I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I should do and, with the help of God, I will do." - Everett Hale
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