Friday Estimates for 04/09/04
#76
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I'm not sure why people keep harping on Hellboy as a bomb? Again, why keep singling that movie out when there are actual bombs also on the list? Do folks have something against that movie?
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Because that is the situation, people do have issues with Hellboy. I dunno why. It doesn't seem like anything out of the blue other then another comic film that will turn a nice profit in the long haul.
#78
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Originally posted by Jackskeleton
Looking at Arnolds earlier days, his movies weren't breaking the bank. They made just enough to get him by to the next action film.
Eventually the rock will be a 100 million dollar draw. Just give him time
Looking at Arnolds earlier days, his movies weren't breaking the bank. They made just enough to get him by to the next action film.
Eventually the rock will be a 100 million dollar draw. Just give him time
As for Hellboy, i think people are simply thinking comic book movie = 100+ million in the box office. Even if they aren't familiar with the character.
#79
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I knew that The Whole 10 Yards would bomb, but I feel kind of bad for The Alamo. Though I haven't seen it and am aware of its mixed reviews. It should have pulled in more than it did.
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The story of the Alamo is amazing. It's pure AMERICAN ideals! With saying that...no I haven't seen the movie yet. Planning on seeing it soon.
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Originally posted by mrpayroll
But I think that very few people were actually interested in the story of The Alamo. I know I wasn't.
But I think that very few people were actually interested in the story of The Alamo. I know I wasn't.
#83
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I don't know - Easter week must be a slow week historically (I don't have previous year's numbers handy). I'm sure that that The Passion... stole a lot of the competition's thunder too since it came in at #1 again.
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Last year, this time...
1 Anger Management $42,220,847
2 Phone Booth $7,618,519
3 What a Girl Wants $6,287,478
4 Bringing Down the House $4,502,225
5 A Man Apart $4,457,668
6 Head of State $3,982,035
7 House of 1,000 Corpses $3,460,666
8 The Core $3,306,820
9 Chicago $3,207,797
10 Basic $2,103,440
1 Anger Management $42,220,847
2 Phone Booth $7,618,519
3 What a Girl Wants $6,287,478
4 Bringing Down the House $4,502,225
5 A Man Apart $4,457,668
6 Head of State $3,982,035
7 House of 1,000 Corpses $3,460,666
8 The Core $3,306,820
9 Chicago $3,207,797
10 Basic $2,103,440
#85
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I agree with all of you who think the Alamo is a fascinating story. I'm going to see it right now in fact, reviews and crap box office be damned!
#86
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Originally posted by Jackskeleton
No, It didn't. Read the thread before posting next time.
It's made 40+ in it's two weeks of release. it's cost was 66. It will make it back. It took the typical drop for a second week release action/comic book film. It's already greenlighted a sequel. Hellboy didn't bomb.
No, It didn't. Read the thread before posting next time.
It's made 40+ in it's two weeks of release. it's cost was 66. It will make it back. It took the typical drop for a second week release action/comic book film. It's already greenlighted a sequel. Hellboy didn't bomb.
The drop off as indicated in this post also shows it's lack of blockbuster quality.
If it didn't bomb, it sure as hell performed below expatations.
#87
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Originally posted by Get Me Coffee
The story of the Alamo is amazing. It's pure AMERICAN ideals! With saying that...no I haven't seen the movie yet. Planning on seeing it soon.
The story of the Alamo is amazing. It's pure AMERICAN ideals! With saying that...no I haven't seen the movie yet. Planning on seeing it soon.
#88
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Originally posted by Scot1458
This film was pumped and pimped for months on AICN and all over the net. Let's face it, it only brought the fanboys/comic geeks in and not the general public.
This film was pumped and pimped for months on AICN and all over the net. Let's face it, it only brought the fanboys/comic geeks in and not the general public.
The drop off as indicated in this post also shows it's lack of blockbuster quality.
You don't have to have the numbers of Titanic or Passion to be a hit.
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Originally posted by Scot1458
This film was pumped and pimped for months on AICN and all over the net. Let's face it, it only brought the fanboys/comic geeks in and not the general public.
This film was pumped and pimped for months on AICN and all over the net. Let's face it, it only brought the fanboys/comic geeks in and not the general public.
The drop off as indicated in this post also shows it's lack of blockbuster quality.
If it didn't bomb, it sure as hell performed below expatations.
If it didn't bomb, it sure as hell performed below expatations.
It amazes me that every film has to do 50+ in it's first weekend in order to not be considered a bomb.
#90
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Originally posted by movielib
I agree with all of you who think the Alamo is a fascinating story. I'm going to see it right now in fact, reviews and crap box office be damned!
I agree with all of you who think the Alamo is a fascinating story. I'm going to see it right now in fact, reviews and crap box office be damned!
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