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Rypro 525 10-05-03 03:59 PM

How do you think "Kill Bill" will do opening weekend?
 
I'm guessing hype, of it being ultra violent, and Tarantino's first in 6 years, I'm guessing around 30 opening weekend, but going south after week 2.

Inverse 10-05-03 04:08 PM

I'd guess $23-27 million for opening weekend.

Geofferson 10-05-03 04:17 PM

I'm guessing around $21M.

matome 10-05-03 04:44 PM

$30m+ for sure!

Sunday Morning 10-05-03 04:50 PM

at least $10 dollars since I'll be seeing it.

Daytripper 10-05-03 05:03 PM

Since it's a holiday weekend, I'm going with 28-30 million.

Sessa17 10-05-03 05:09 PM


Originally posted by Daytripper
Since it's a holiday weekend, I'm going with 28-30 million.
Yup, me too. Holiday weekend, plus constant commercials on TV lately, plus it's been a while since any type of "event" movie has opened. Being the first Tarantino movie in 5+ years, I consider that to be an event movie. My guess is it does just over 28 million.

Seantn 10-05-03 06:03 PM

What holiday is it? I don't own a calendar.

RyoHazuki 10-05-03 06:28 PM

Im thinking $35 mil.

Chad 10-05-03 06:32 PM

I'll say around $37 million.

Chad 10-05-03 06:39 PM


Originally posted by Seantn
What holiday is it? I don't own a calendar.
Well, The National Gumbo Festival in Bridge City, LA is happening on Friday, National Coming Out Day and Sukkoth on Saturday. Take your pick. :D


Columbus Day.

iBleedGarnet 10-05-03 07:21 PM

I think the fact that it's three hours long will keep people away.

tvpuff 10-05-03 07:34 PM


Originally posted by iBleedGarnet
I think the fact that it's three hours long will keep people away.
i think the fact that it's an hour and a half won't, and even if it was 3 hours:lotr anyone?

spainlinx0 10-05-03 07:37 PM


Originally posted by iBleedGarnet
I think the fact that it's three hours long will keep people away.
Well let's hope they come back when they find out it has a listed running time of an hour and 50 minutes.

jekbrown 10-05-03 08:25 PM

clearly 2X mill... definitely not 30+ IMO. If it was PG-13 or if QT's style didnt turn some peeps off then maybe 30. ;) besides, 25 mill is very respectable for an R rated flick.

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PalmerJoss 10-05-03 09:17 PM

My prediction is 33-37 million. It might gross a little more than 100 million, but I don't see it doing much more than that.

clemente 10-05-03 10:02 PM

For most people, its not really a holiday weekend, they'll still be at work on Monday. It'll be a long holiday for the kids, but they can't get in to see the movie.

It is QT's first film in years (could be plus or minus), an R rating, and his last film didn't set the world on fire at the BO.

Anything more than $30 mil isa QT fanboy dream, 25-27 seems more reasonable.

bsktballDude1 10-05-03 10:40 PM

I predict roughly around 25 million.

scroll2b 10-05-03 11:04 PM

38.2 mil

cultshock 10-06-03 12:13 AM


Originally posted by Seantn
What holiday is it? I don't own a calendar.
Well, its a long Thanksgiving weekend in Canada, but I don't know how much that will help, since our box office take is worth about 10 percent of the US one. Anyway, I'm guessing 25-30 (closer to 30) million. I'll be first in line to see it anyway. :)

the big train 10-06-03 01:16 AM

$18 meeeellion dollars


There are places where people actually get to observe Columbus Day? :hscratch:
The only people around here that get Columbus Day off are mail carriers and bankers.

DonnachaOne 10-06-03 03:57 AM

http://www.c-eye.net/flash/its_dr_evil.jpg
ONE HUNDRED, BILLION DOLLARS!!!!

Seantn 10-06-03 04:51 AM

http://pobladores.lycos.es/data/pobl...full_house.jpg
- "23 million dollars."

steebo777 10-06-03 07:56 AM

Saw it. Loved it. Will pay to see it opening weekend. 'Nuff said.

Mittman 10-06-03 10:32 AM

As much as QT fans think that he is a God, and his movie will do serious business . . . I doubt it will. About 18 Million seems right to me.

bdshort 10-06-03 12:06 PM

$16,321,995

Spooky 10-06-03 12:08 PM

Kill Bill will mark the launch of the Fall movie season. If it weren't for the fact that the Coen Bros. new movie is probably going to pull in about 10 to 15 million this coming weekend, I'd say $38 million for sure. But given the appeal of Clooney/Zeta Jones, I'll subtract $10 million and say $28 million for the Friday-Sunday weekend.

theneobez 10-06-03 02:39 PM

28 million is my guess. Mystic River will do about 15, Intolerable Cruelty maybe 10-12.

The Zizz 10-06-03 03:35 PM

16 million.

Dr. DVD 10-06-03 03:46 PM

I predict about $20 million. Depending on the reviews, Intolerable Cruelty might draw more of the mainstream audience with its PG-13 rating.

This will truly be a weekend aimed at film geeks if nothing else. ;)

REL77 10-07-03 05:58 PM

I think Easily over 30Million, the Hype is huge and people will see it.

RichC2 10-07-03 07:17 PM


Mystic River will do about 15
Mystic River is in limited release this weekend, it won't do $15m.

In fact if Mystic River makes over $2m it'd be impressive.

Intolerable Cruelty looks alright, I don't think it'll be huge but I don't think I'm really the target audience for it.

I have no guess for Kill Bill, it's my most anticipated movie (of the year) but I don't know many others looking forward to it.

whynotsmile 10-07-03 08:52 PM

hmmm I kept thinking it would make 40-50, but thats totally not realistic. I guess since im a movie geek, and all the web sites/ good number of friends that I go to and hang out with discuss movie geek items, that KILL BILL is the world to us, when really its probably not as hyped outside of movie geeks. That said, Intolerable Cruetly doesn't seem like a hit.

I think it can make 35 million easily. Ah what the hell. put me in for 40 tops.

so yea, somewhere between 35-40 mill is my guess. but im stupid so what the hell do i know?

shit, I'm rambling. sorry

outcastja 10-07-03 08:56 PM

Since there is a commercial of the movie every ten seconds I expect it to do at least 30 million.

the aftermath 10-07-03 09:22 PM

$26.34 Mill

RichC2 10-07-03 10:09 PM

$19 m..

I can't wait.

xDareDevilx 10-07-03 10:57 PM

well, i'm going twice on friday and maybe once again on saturday or sunday...I'm thinking there will be some other tarantino freaks like myself out there doing the same. However, overall it will probably do in the 20-30 mil range. I've been pleased with its promotion and think that it has a decent amount of hype to carry it into the 20mil range.


Originally posted by Mittman
As much as QT fans think that he is a God, and his movie will do serious business . . . I doubt it will. About 18 Million seems right to me.
QT isn't worried about the money it makes. I know you think he's lying if he says this, but QT is a film purest at heart and is just pleased to be able to make the film he has always wanted to see!

The Nature Boy 10-07-03 11:51 PM


Originally posted by Geofferson
I'm guessing around $21M.
The exact number in my head. Followed by a HUGE word of mouth drop off, because I don't think the word is out that this is in 2 parts, and J6P's leaving this will be HUGELY pissed.

gcribbs 10-08-03 02:26 AM


Originally posted by The Nature Boy
The exact number in my head. Followed by a HUGE word of mouth drop off, because I don't think the word is out that this is in 2 parts, and J6P's leaving this will be HUGELY pissed.
Sort of like the LOTR drop off ;)

I know those J6P were mad about the ending of the first movie and they still continued to see it.

If the movie is good then the fact that it is in two parts will make no difference at all.

The Nature Boy 10-08-03 03:04 AM

Or it could be as successful as "Remo Williams, The Adventure Continues...."


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