brokenbow
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Post by brokenbow on Mar 12, 2017 12:23:52 GMT
Guardians of the Galaxy- 155M OW 405M Domestic 610M INT. 1B+
King Arthur- 21M OW 45M Domestic 180 INT 225M WW
Alien: Covenant - 55M OW 145M Domestic 290M INT 435M WW
Pirates 5- 80M OW 165M Domestic 550M INT 715M WW
Baywatch - 45M OW 150M Domestic 350M WW
Wonder Woman - 65M OW 155M Domestic 300M INT 455M WW
The Mummy 35M OW 110M Domestic 350M INT 460M WW
Cars 3- 48M OW 145M Domestic 300M INT 445M WW
Transformers 5- 85M OW 195M Domestic 600M INT 795M WW
Despicable Me 3 120M OW 410M Domestic 750M INT 1.1B
Spider-Man Homecoming - 90M OW 285M Domestic 550M INT 835M WW
War of the Planet of the Apes- 67M OW 175M Domestic 500M INT 675M WW
Dunkirk- 43M OW 155M Domestic 250M INT 405M WW
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets- 55M OW 160M Domestic 380M INT 540M WW
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Post by politicidal on Mar 12, 2017 18:28:06 GMT
Awfully generous towards Valerian and The Mummy, aren't we? The Mummy might break even just fine but I'd be impressed if Valerian does only that.
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brokenbow
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Post by brokenbow on Mar 12, 2017 22:25:13 GMT
The Mummy automatically has the benefit of Tom Cruise being the star. So Edge of Tomorrow like numbers are worse case scenario. As for Valerian the middle and end of July 2017 isn't anything to boast about just yet, even with Dunkirk which won't make the type of $$$$ Nolan fans claim. Spider-Man by that time will be dropping fairly fast unless it turns out to be a terrific movie which I doubt judging by the trailer. That said the reason I put Valerian so high is because generally there is always a wildcard that can shift either way. I just chose to be optimisticabout its prospects.
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