Flint said:There you go! 28% over that crazy huge number I took so much heat for mentioning.
Huey said:Flint said:There you go! 28% over that crazy huge number I took so much heat for mentioning.
It did 28% over 11 billion? Because that's the number I had a problem.
MatthewB said:There there Flint. You need a hug? I mean I'll give you a hug and not make it strange.........much.
Flint said:Huey said:Flint said:There you go! 28% over that crazy huge number I took so much heat for mentioning.
It did 28% over 11 billion? Because that's the number I had a problem.
It'll do over $11B in 2016 given the rate it is going now. But, yes, that is what the franchise has to do in 2016.
Huey said:Wait, we talking franchise or movie, because in your original post, you said this MOVIE needed to 11 billion, not the franchise as a whole.
Batman said:Well this movie (TFA) is well on its way to eventually surpassing Avatar (Really??) and own every meaningful box office record. The question for me is what will the total BO take be? $3B, $3.5B, $4.5B? I doubt it'll hit $4.5B but you never know. It's damn close to catching Avatars TOTAL domestic BO after 14 days and Avatar had a 238 day run. So when will this movies momentum subside? This is the possible perfect storm of genre/franchise/good review formula needed to generate all the repeat viewing and word of mouth to shatter records. I've seen it twice and plan to take the kids back at least one more time at IMAX....and I'm not even a Star Wars fanboy. Not like Batman anyway when I saw each movie in The Dark Knight trilogy at least 6-7 times in the theater. But that is what fanboys do and that really pumps up BO numbers.
Towen7 said:And to think ... JJ almost turned down the opportunity. In a recent interview he's reported to have come dangerously close to saying no because he didn't want to be "that guy who makes sequels".