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lilmac
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 Re: Production Budgets Age of Ultron: Disney will get back as much as 60% of domestic revenues. Theaters take the rest. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/d ... ce=gravityAnyway, 60% of $500 = $300m 60% of $490 = $294m 60% of 480 = $288m 60% of 470 = $282m 60% of 460 = $276m 60% of 450 = $270m If the production budget is $250m + a hypothetical $100m in marketing/prints, you're looking at $700m needed to get to the break-even point assuming the take-home for OS grosses is not as favorable as domestic. It evens out. TA2 will blow past that number by possibly $1 billion. it will almost cover expenses on Dom alone.
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publicenemy#1
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Re: Production Budgets Variety/Deadline: $29m Pitch Perfect 2 200+m Max Max: Fury Road Variety says 150+, Deadline says 200+ for MM. 
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Magic Mike
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Re: Production Budgets mark66 wrote: THR:
$50m Child 44
$30m Paul Blart 2
$1m Unfriended Holy shit. Had no idea Child 44 cost so much. 
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BK
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Re: Production Budgets Wait, Ultron costs how much??
And $200m for Mad Max? wtf? Why?
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets I believe MMFF has reshoots.
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Thegun
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Re: Production Budgets I had some threads on it. If people only knew what it went through they'd be applauding it's performance. I mean it finished filming in 2012.
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Shamukillercon
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Re: Production Budgets According to LA Times
Tomorrowland - 170.0 million
Poltergeist - 35.0 million
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_axiom
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Re: Production Budgets Tomorrowland will bomb so hard.
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zwackerm
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Re: Production Budgets _axiom wrote: Tomorrowland will bomb so hard. I don't think they'll lose too much money, it does need around 450 million WW to break even, but I don't think 300 or even 350 will be an issue.
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Re: Production Budgets _axiom wrote: Tomorrowland will bomb so hard. Here's hoping! They have China on 26th May, but that looks to open with a thud (although you can never tell with China). _________________STOP UIGHUR GENOCIDE IN XINJIANG
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets As expected a big budget for Tomorrowland and the movie looks so cheap once you watch it.
Poltergeist should break even but i don't expect it will make too much money in OS as well.
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David
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Re: Production Budgets Annabelle made 171 million overseas. Poltergeist should do solidly.
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Annabelle acted as sequel to Conjuring. I don't think Poltergeist brand is well known in OS markets. I am thinking $80m OS at the max.
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BK
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Re: Production Budgets Jack Sparrow wrote: As expected a big budget for Tomorrowland and the movie looks so cheap once you watch it.
Poltergeist should break even but i don't expect it will make too much money in OS as well. Did you see it? I posted my usual Disney bash somewhere and proven right yet again. All it took was one shot from the trailer to know.
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: Production Budgets Even $80 million overseas would be great for Poltergeist. However, it will be very helped by 3D oversas. I see around $160-180 million worldwide, which means a nice profit.
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets BK wrote: Jack Sparrow wrote: As expected a big budget for Tomorrowland and the movie looks so cheap once you watch it.
Poltergeist should break even but i don't expect it will make too much money in OS as well. Did you see it? I posted my usual Disney bash somewhere and proven right yet again. All it took was one shot from the trailer to know. I did and it is not good to say the least.
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Dil
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Brian
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Re: Production Budgets No way, I expected San Andreas to cost 180m+ minimum
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zwackerm
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Re: Production Budgets Aloha will bomb.
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: Production Budgets Yup.
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trixie
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Re: Production Budgets good budgets for both. San Andreas will make a profit Aloha isnt going to be a loss for the studio, it should make its budget back.
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David
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Re: Production Budgets Bit surprised by Aloha's "low" budget. I figured it might have ballooned due to the A-list cast, a long production in Hawaii, re-shoots (?), etc.
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: Production Budgets The cast maye took paycuts to work with Cameron Crowe.
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Yeah that could be the reason for Aloha's decent budget. I was thinking it would be $50m budget movie or higher with the cast.
Very nice for San Andreas as well.
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zwackerm
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Re: Production Budgets trixie wrote: good budgets for both. San Andreas will make a profit Aloha isnt going to be a loss for the studio, it should make its budget back. I'm thinking it will gross maybe 30 million in the states. How much do you see a movie like this making overseas? None. It will lose money.
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