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Webslinger
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 Re: Production Budgets I still find it strange to consider how the budgets for the X-Men franchise went from the gaudy $210 million spent on The Last Stand (in 2006, no less) to a somewhat more conservative $120-160 million range for the next three movies.
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Dil
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Re: Production Budgets Webslinger wrote: I still find it strange to consider how the budgets for the X-Men franchise went from the gaudy $210 million spent on The Last Stand (in 2006, no less) to a somewhat more conservative $120-160 million range for the next three movies. Well two of the movies that came out after it were solo Wolverine flicks and the other was a semi reboot/prequel. Obviously, not having most of the original cast back helped ALOT. I'm sure the budget for DOFP will exceed $200M though. It could be even higher than TLS.
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Re: Production Budgets How much did Superman Returns, Valkyrie and Jack the Giant Slayer cost?
That would give us an indication of DOFP production budget
I also think it will exeed 200m at least, a lot of talent is being put on screen for this film
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets That's excellent budget for Wolverine. I believe it would cost $200m with marketing budget included. Regardless with the "official" budget it needs about $250m WW to start earning money. It should clear $300m WW for sure.
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Re: Production Budgets Dil wrote: Webslinger wrote: I still find it strange to consider how the budgets for the X-Men franchise went from the gaudy $210 million spent on The Last Stand (in 2006, no less) to a somewhat more conservative $120-160 million range for the next three movies. Well two of the movies that came out after it were solo Wolverine flicks and the other was a semi reboot/prequel. Obviously, not having most of the original cast back helped ALOT. I'm sure the budget for DOFP will exceed $200M though. It could be even higher than TLS. I could easily see DoFP being the most expensive X-Men movie. The cast payroll must be high. Fox is banking on the X-Men universe to be their big money makers in the future, so they'll go all out I'd imagine.
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets X-Men universe could catch on with the superhero combination doing good with the audience. The biggest problem with X-Men is that its really really hard to concentrate on few key characters when every second character in the movie is a mutant or superhero.
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Re: Production Budgets If there's anyone who can pull it off, though, it's Singer. Vaughn did a very good job with First Class, but it's not up at the level of X2.
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Re: Production Budgets Webslinger wrote: If there's anyone who can pull it off, though, it's Singer. Vaughn did a very good job with First Class, but it's not up at the level of X2. It's cute that people still think X2 is great. It's every bit as lifeless as most of Singer's output. There's no style or sense of urgency to it whatsoever.
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Re: Production Budgets The Dark Shape wrote: Webslinger wrote: If there's anyone who can pull it off, though, it's Singer. Vaughn did a very good job with First Class, but it's not up at the level of X2. It's cute that people still think X2 is great. It's every bit as lifeless as most of Singer's output. There's no style or sense of urgency to it whatsoever. I disagree. X2 introduces cool characters like Nightcrawler, Pyro, Stryker and his henchwoman; moves forward all of the original characters, and balances quieter character-based special effects with cool set pieces and some social commentary.
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Re: Production Budgets Webslinger wrote: I still find it strange to consider how the budgets for the X-Men franchise went from the gaudy $210 million spent on The Last Stand (in 2006, no less) to a somewhat more conservative $120-160 million range for the next three movies. X3 cost that much because the cast asked for major pay increase and the whole production was really rushed so they had to hire more people for everything.
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Re: Production Budgets I see they gave Blomkamp a bigger budget! _________________trixster wrote: shut the fuck up zwackerm, you're out of your fucking element trixster wrote: chippy is correct
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets $120m for Elysium is a great budget for what it is looking. It looks like someone spent $150m-$$180m on that movie so that budget is really good IMO.
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Re: Production Budgets The amazing thing about the X3 budget is that the movie is only 104min long - per minute it must be one of the most expensive movies ever made..
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Re: Production Budgets MovieDude wrote: The Dark Shape wrote: Webslinger wrote: If there's anyone who can pull it off, though, it's Singer. Vaughn did a very good job with First Class, but it's not up at the level of X2. It's cute that people still think X2 is great. It's every bit as lifeless as most of Singer's output. There's no style or sense of urgency to it whatsoever. I disagree. X2 introduces cool characters like Nightcrawler, Pyro, Stryker and his henchwoman; moves forward all of the original characters, and balances quieter character-based special effects with cool set pieces and some social commentary. Agreed with all of that, but more importantly it gave the fans of X-Men what they wanted from Wolverine. The hype of the trailers was realised on screen. It's still the definitive comicbook movie and/or comicbook sequel for many. _________________STOP UIGHUR GENOCIDE IN XINJIANG
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Re: Production Budgets X2 is amazing. Incredibly exciting and also moving. I prefer it to The Dark Knight.
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Re: Production Budgets lol, Usama bin Yuppie has opinions.
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Re: Production Budgets _________________1. The Lost City of Z - 2. A Cure for Wellness - 3. Phantom Thread - 4. T2 Trainspotting - 5. Detroit - 6. Good Time - 7. The Beguiled - 8. The Florida Project - 9. Logan and 10. Molly's Game
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Re: Production Budgets David wrote: X2 is amazing. Incredibly exciting and also moving. I prefer it to The Dark Knight.  _________________STOP UIGHUR GENOCIDE IN XINJIANG
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Re: Production Budgets i prefer robert altman's popeye to both x2 and tdk.
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Re: Production Budgets Heinrich Himmler wrote: i prefer robert altman's popeye to both x2 and tdk. Yeah but you always post weird shit. _________________STOP UIGHUR GENOCIDE IN XINJIANG
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Re: Production Budgets That's decent but the marketing on this one has been weak as it gets closer to the release date IMO.
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Re: Production Budgets Impressive that they were able to cut down the budget for the sequel of Smurfs. It surely would be profitable for the studios.
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