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verslibre wrote:Both movies are "all ages" films. The PG-13 rating didn't stop parents from taking their very young children, even after webtalk of the scene with Pine in the jacuzzi.
Monker wrote:verslibre wrote:Both movies are "all ages" films. The PG-13 rating didn't stop parents from taking their very young children, even after webtalk of the scene with Pine in the jacuzzi.
Ah, so your critique of GotG2, and Marvel in general, for earning the attention of younger viewers is just empty and biased critique because you know DC is doing THE EXACT SAME THING...just not as good of a job.
verslibre wrote:Monker wrote:verslibre wrote:Both movies are "all ages" films. The PG-13 rating didn't stop parents from taking their very young children, even after webtalk of the scene with Pine in the jacuzzi.
Ah, so your critique of GotG2, and Marvel in general, for earning the attention of younger viewers is just empty and biased critique because you know DC is doing THE EXACT SAME THING...just not as good of a job.
Get with the times, bruh. "All ages" nowadays means anything that isn't R-rated. When anything/everything is available at your fingertips, a guy fig-leafing his privates while vacating a hot tub to grab his pants is no big deal. No need to spin everything.
Btw, Wonder Woman is kicking Doctor Strange's ass. At the three week mark, WW has earned 100 million more domestically. Doctor Strange didn't get anywhere near 293 million stateside during its 19-week run. Wonder Woman's been in theaters three weeks. Wonder Woman has yet to open in ten more countries, including Japan, Sweden, Singapore, and India.
Monker wrote:LOL. There is absolutely no difference in the audience that WW and GotG go after. You are just too DC oriented to admit it.
The opening weekend audience skewed over 50% female, which is itself a notable achievement for a genre that typically appeals largely to the young and male. I was part of that number and I have a few thoughts on what’s got women happily shelling out to see Gal Gadot’s armored heroine in action.
I didn't say anything about Pine's penis. You are the one who seems to like to concentrate on it. Frankly, I thought it was dumbest scene in the movie and should have been cut. It would have been a lot better to have Drax there laughing and saying how small it is. "HAHAHA, you thought she was talking about your penis. ..but it was just your watch. You must have mistaken the two because they are both so small. HAHAHA You must be so embarrassed! HAHAHA! Do you need a hug?!" THAT would have been funny.
You are comparing a Fall release to a Summer release. Not only that but Doctor Strange had actual competition with Fantastic Beasts. WW has had NO real competition. WW is more comparable to GotG2, which was a summer movie and also had no real competition. 850million gross and counting, since it is still being shown. In fact the first GotG was LATE summer movie and should have made less but it still crushes WW.
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Wonder Woman passed the $300M domestic mark on Friday after grossing an estimated $7.35M for the day. 22-Day total is $300.56M. #WonderWoman
Monker wrote:LOL. There is absolutely no difference in the audience that WW and GotG go after. You are just too DC oriented to admit it.
Monker wrote:I didn't say anything about Pine's penis. You are the one who seems to like to concentrate on it. Frankly, I thought it was dumbest scene in the movie and should have been cut. It would have been a lot better to have Drax there laughing and saying how small it is. "HAHAHA, you thought she was talking about your penis. ..but it was just your watch. You must have mistaken the two because they are both so small. HAHAHA You must be so embarrassed! HAHAHA! Do you need a hug?!" THAT would have been funny.
Monker wrote:verslibre wrote:Btw, Wonder Woman is kicking Doctor Strange's ass. At the three week mark, WW has earned 100 million more domestically. Doctor Strange didn't get anywhere near 293 million stateside during its 19-week run. Wonder Woman's been in theaters three weeks. Wonder Woman has yet to open in ten more countries, including Japan, Sweden, Singapore, and India.
You are comparing a Fall release to a Summer release.
Monker wrote:Not only that but Doctor Strange had actual competition with Fantastic Beasts.
Both Disney and Warner Bros. are respectively reporting exactly $25.175M for Cars 3 and Wonder Woman. But industry averages see it different with Wonder Woman leading $25.05M in second and Cars 3 at $24.6M. Disney with its higher estimates is projecting that matinee business will lift them higher than Wonder Woman. We’ll see tomorrow morning. Wonder Woman crossed $300M this weekend and will soon beat Suicide Squad ($325M) and Batman v. Superman ($330M) to become the third highest DC movie at the domestic B.O. after Dark Knight and Dark Knight Rises.
Monker wrote:WW has had NO real competition.
As for WB's Wonder Woman, it continues to live up to its protagonist's name, dropping only 39% in its fourth weekend in release. The film is now just shy of $320 million domestically and is now out-pacing all three of the previous DC Extended Universe releases as it now passes Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which had brought in $311.3 million after the same number of days in release. To that point, Wonder Woman has already outgrossed the entire domestic run for Man of Steel, is ~$7 million away from outgrossing the domestic run for Suicide Squad and will surpass Batman v Superman's $330.4 million run over the next few days, which will make it the third largest DC Comics adaptation domestically, behind only The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises.
Monker wrote:In fact the first GotG was LATE summer movie and should have made less but it still crushes WW.
YoungJRNYfan wrote:BoxOfficeReport.com
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Wonder Woman passed the $300M domestic mark on Friday after grossing an estimated $7.35M for the day. 22-Day total is $300.56M. #WonderWoman
Wonder Woman's 4th Friday number of $7.35 mil is strong and ranks second on Fandago in ticket sales. Incredible BO performance. It should play in theaters ALL summer even though it's destined to lose theaters with SM:HC coming out soon. $700+ is about a lock.
S2M wrote:Who gives a rat's ass how much money a CBM has made, DC...OR...Marvel. Or if movie 1 overdid movie 2.
Another day, another Wonder Woman box office post! As long as you keep reading them, I'll keep writing them. Wonder Woman ended its fourth weekend with $318.111 million after 24 days of domestic play and earned $3m yesterday, a drop of just 36% from last Monday, for a $321.186m domestic cume. That means it passed the unadjusted domestic gross of Iron Man ($318.5m in 2008 and sans 3D) yesterday, will top Suicide Squad ($325m) today and is days away from passing Batman v Superman ($330m). Oh, it should pass the $665m worldwide cume of Jennifer Yuh Nelson's (still awesome) Kung Fu Panda 2 either today or over the next day or two to become the biggest global grosser ever from a solo female filmmaker.
Now for the record, as much grief as we've given the DC Films franchise over the last year or so, I think it stands to reason that any cinematic universe where the lowest-grossing installment (out of four thus far) sits at $291 million domestic/$668m worldwide (Man of Steel) is doing pretty well. So, as the headline asks, can Wonder Woman make it to $400m domestic by the time it finishes? Well, as befitting most long-term questions with a yes or no answer, the answer is "maybe."
There was a time not long ago when I was merely hoping that the $150 million production would make at least $85m on opening weekend (on par with Logan, Thor: The Dark World and Doctor Strange) and leg it to $225m-$235m domestic with enough overseas muscle to put it squarely in the black. And after opening weekend, I was hopeful that it might have the legs of a popular Marvel Cinematic Universe movie and make it to $265-$275m by the end. Well, it is day 26 of the film's domestic release, and it has shown remarkable staying power.
YoungJRNYfan wrote:Stumbled across this video from a forum member. Happy I did and glad to learn how there is a term for the usage of such dramatic humor just for the sake of it. This sums up my problem with the MCU very well (or other films that use "bathos" technique.) I could never fully articulate well enough to make the point stand out other than my viewpoint sound like ill-placed humor so it's cool to watch that confirms something that has always been there in the back of my mind.
What Writers Should Learn From Wonder Woman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-QhdzQo66o
S2M wrote:Chris Pine acts the same in every movie, and that's not a bad thing AT ALL.
Wonder Woman is still racing toward a $380m+ domestic total, meaning it will be neck-and-neck with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 ($383m after this weekend with maybe $5m left in the tank). And once it passes Deadpool ($363m in 2D and with an R-rating), it'll be the second-biggest origin story/non-sequel comic book superhero movie ever after Spider-Man ($403m back in 2002).
S2M wrote:
It's a dick-waving contest.
Deb wrote:S2M wrote:
It's a dick-waving contest.
I'll be waving mine next year. if I had one.
https://youtu.be/q0cisvJymcY
Deb wrote:S2M wrote:
It's a dick-waving contest.
I'll be waving mine next year. if I had one.
https://youtu.be/q0cisvJymcY
YoungJRNYfan wrote:Stumbled across this video from a forum member. Happy I did and glad to learn how there is a term for the usage of such dramatic humor just for the sake of it. This sums up my problem with the MCU very well (or other films that use "bathos" technique.) I could never fully articulate well enough to make the point stand out other than my viewpoint sound like ill-placed humor so it's cool to watch that confirms something that has always been there in the back of my mind.
What Writers Should Learn From Wonder Woman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-QhdzQo66o
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