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Jack Sparrow
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 Re: Production Budgets Just Go With It had Aniston who demands more herself, this movie basically doesn't have anyone at all in that respect and I highly doubt Sandler would have asked for double pay just because he is playing a double role.
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Yeah the next you will say that Sandler took $70m for Jack and Jill, which would not be correct 
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Re: Production Budgets An expensive weekend: $135m HAPPY FEET 2 $110m BREAKING DAWN 1 (the most money probably going to the actors) http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/entertainmentnewsbuzz/
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Well Breaking Dawn will still make more than HF2 and is cheaper so it is not that bad and given that the movie will open more than the budget OW it is still great. I just searched this thread and found this post, so it is just a confirmation actually Mesjarch wrote: Twilight 4.1&4.2 - 263m $  HF2's budget is the same as the original's inflation adjusted, so it is still good. It will still be a decent success but you never know if it might get lost in OS markets cause both Puss and this are rolling out close to each other in most of the markets.
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Mesjarch
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Re: Production Budgets I'm always suprised how Summit manages to keep their budgets in decent levels.
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Re: Production Budgets Mesjarch wrote: I'm always suprised how Summit manages to keep their budgets in decent levels. Not hard when the criteria for effects is: looking like shit.
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Re: Production Budgets RED, Knowing and Source Code had pretty good effects and their budgets weren't big.
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Re: Production Budgets $45m MUPPETS $100m ARTHUR XMAS $10m MY WEEK WITH MARYLIN $14m THE ARTIST $150m-$170m HUGO http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/enterta ... ffice.html
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Re: Production Budgets mark66 wrote: $150m-$170m HUGO What the hell?! _________________
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Re: Production Budgets wrongturn687 wrote: Damn notice how they say it cost atleast an extra $50M to market ? Depending on those international numbers this movie definitely has the potential to be even a bigger bomb than Sucker Punch. It's pretty fucking ridicoulous that a rookie company like Relatively spent this much on a movie when they don't even have much marketing experiance in the first place. It ain't like they have a bunch of hits under their belts to easily recover from this if shit goes south. Immortals isn't a flop...it has already made almost double the budget worldwide.
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Re: Production Budgets Holy hopping hell Hugo! And Arthur Christmas! The one that costs 45m will make well more than the two of them combined.
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Re: Production Budgets Variety puts ARTHUR at $98m...
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets While expected that is a damn big number for Hugo, this is going to be really big flop (still don't see it bigger than Mars Needs Moms, cause this will do a little better in OS markets as well).
Great for Muppets, Marylin and Artist though the later two were more than expected. Though it is a standard animation budget for these kind of movies, that number for Arthur looks too big. It really needs to do well in US.
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Re: Production Budgets 10 mil. is amazing for My Week with Marilyn, a period piece with several name actors and lots of costumes and sets.
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Re: Production Budgets You expected more or less?
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Yeah me too. I think Sitter could have gone a little lower, nothing too bad but could have been better.
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Re: Production Budgets Hmm Sherlock should be making well over 500 million WW so its a big hit
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Impressive for SH2 and good for Alvin as well (though I think they could have done with a Muppets similar budget). Regardless both will be big hits I see that both of these will get above $500m WW.
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Mannyisthebest wrote: Hmm Sherlock should be making well over 500 million WW so its a big hit Agreed though Alvin will also be a big hit. Alvin 2 was not far behind Sherlock last time and it is just getting bigger in OS
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Re: Production Budgets Wow, Fincher's Dragon Tattoo cost $125 million? I just read this. I figured it would be expensive for what is ultimately a character-centric mystery movie, but not well over $100 million.
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Regardless too big of a budget for a risky project, the movie wasn't sure-fire hit....
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: Production Budgets Yes and in that case 60% of the movies these days should have $100m budget.
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Re: Production Budgets http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/entertainmentnewsbuzz/$150-170m TINTIN (when the movie opened in Europe everyone said the budget was $140m) $145m MI4 $90-100m TATTOO $70m WAR HORSE $50m ZOO $30m DARKEST HOUR
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