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Bring in 2007!!!!

Yeah not the best of movie years is it.

I havnt seen all that many films - but i'd put V for Vendetta, Inside Man and MI3 (surprisingly) as probably the three best for me. The summer has been fairly dismal though X3 and Click were enjoyable enough.

BO wise - the second half of summer has been saved by Pirates and Talledega.

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The second and third weekend of October '05 were so weak that it's almost impossible not to beat it.


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Magnus wrote:
BUMP!

Well, it is 100% certain that 2006 should be 2005 in terms of gross. And I'm fairly confident that it should beat it in attendance.

Though...I think in the end, we may just see around a 1.5% increase in terms of attendence. I think it may just barley break 1.4 billion tickets sold for the year, which would be higher than last year but still lower than 1998-2004. Though none of us were(or should have been) expecting 2006 to be that big of a year.

Just like in an economic cycle, it takes just a bit of time to get out of a recession. I think May 2007 will be the end of the recession mode of the BO and the start of the progressive stage.


Yes, I always though 2006 would just be a match for 2005 and that the box office would rise up again in 2007. So far 06 has done fairly well and this weekend surprisingly wont be far off last years mega Potter/Walk the Line weekend. Also this years Thanksgiving films seem more promising than last years.

Also December has such a glut of product that the sheer volume should help keep up with the Narnia/Kong combo.

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Yes 2006 basically had to hold station and perhaps increase a little over 05. It should achieve that. This weekend is crucial. The trio should be strong enough to counter Kong plus a bit of Narnia's 2nd weekend. Then the Christmas openers will atleast be stronger than last year.

POTC2 saved the second half of the summer. October was fantastic with quality and The Departed and Nov/Dec seem like doing much better than originally expected when compared to 05.

I think 2007 should beat 2006 soundly. Its huge by all respects. Summer is mega and the late part of the year is building up well.

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Magnus wrote:
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I think 2007 should beat 2006 soundly. Its huge by all respects. Summer is mega and the late part of the year is building up well.


I think 2007 should be on par with 2006 from January to April. I think 2007 will have more hits than 2006 did in this time, but 2006 had IA2 which helped it a lot.

2007 won't break away until SM3 comes out. Once SM3 comes out, 2007 should just completely dominate 2006 until the end of the year. Summer 2007 looks insanly strong, and holiday 2007 looks really storng as well.

2007 will all be about studios marketing I think. The films all have potential and I don't think its a year where you can blame the films at all. This will all come down to the studios marketing effictvley to maximize the amazing potential of all the films.


The funny thing is that the Jan-Apr period for both 2005 and 2006 were extremely strong (especially without a TPOTC) and there is a chance Jan-Apr 07 may fall behind them during that period. However, the sheer volume of product should atleast keep 07 on par for that period. The average $ gross per film will probably be lower in the first part of 07.

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