View Full Version : Iron Man budget ?
COME ON !
06-20-2006, 12:10 PM
What kind of numbers are we talking about here ? Ghost Rider or Spidey 2/X3 ?
COME ON !
06-20-2006, 01:03 PM
100 to 130mill
Ok, thanks. Is that your estimate or has that figure been mentioned by Marvel/Favreau ?
Oh, and btw, Sava. You should change your avatar back to the titty one, it was mesmerizing :-)
Ok, thanks. Is that your estimate or has that figure been mentioned by Marvel/Favreau ?
Oh, and btw, Sava. You should change your avatar back to the titty one, it was mesmerizing :-)
its an estimate and i cant use my old avy cause its not allowed, too much nipple
COME ON !
06-20-2006, 01:25 PM
its an estimate and i cant use my old avy cause its not allowed, too much nipple
Oh, that's too bad. Prudes:down
Spider - Man
06-20-2006, 02:15 PM
100 to 130mill
Source on this?
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06-20-2006, 02:16 PM
Source on this?
He said it was his estimate.
Advanced Dark
06-20-2006, 02:18 PM
^ That's about what I figured. Around the same as ghost rider. Won't require as much CGI but practical effect will be insane in this one. Check out the Q & A thread from Favrea he gave me an awesome update!
COME ON !
06-20-2006, 02:23 PM
^ That's about what I figured. Around the same as ghost rider. Won't require as much CGI but practical effect will be insane in this one. Check out the Q & A thread from Favrea he gave me an awesome update!
Will do !
Ironfan72
06-20-2006, 09:58 PM
Jon indicated that he is considering a lesser known actor, in small part to use the money a well known actor would command and use it on production, he is being cost effective with the budget he'll get, which I agree should be around $120-$130 Million, Marvel will want to make sure they put out a well done film and not skimp on dollars, just my opinion.
CConn
06-20-2006, 10:46 PM
$130 does seem about right. Bigger and better than Fantastic Four or DD, but not quite as big as the high profile properties (Batman, Spider-Man, Superman).
Cinemaman
06-21-2006, 07:08 PM
I think it will be $150 as final budget.
The shooting should start in the beginning of March'07 and end at the end of July.
Post-Pruduction should also start in July.
I am expecting IM to be released on May 2nd, it is Marvel's strategy, which worked with Spidey and X2.
Advanced Dark
06-21-2006, 07:13 PM
I could see someone like Matt Dillon getting the role too. I have a short list of favorites for this role.
RAMORE
06-22-2006, 10:38 AM
I think it will be $150 as final budget.
The shooting should start in the beginning of March'07 and end at the end of July.
Post-Pruduction should also start in July.
I am expecting IM to be released on May 2nd, it is Marvel's strategy, which worked with Spidey and X2.
This would be good i think. Of course for the second film after it grosses 350mil will get a much better budget;)
Excel
06-23-2006, 03:21 AM
150 million, if this movie wants to get any sort of hype it needs to get a huge named cast.
thegameq
06-23-2006, 04:19 PM
$150 mil. Another studio trying to do comicbook films (of all things) on the cheap.
I guess this is going to be the norm with these films: Be consrvative, just in case the film fails, and hope for big returns to justify a bigger better sequel.
I've got a crazy idea...how about aiming high and making an outstanding film first and let the chips fall where they may.
Oops, silly me and my radical thoughts. Now where are my meds.....
kedrell
06-24-2006, 10:03 PM
I think it will be $150 as final budget.
The shooting should start in the beginning of March'07 and end at the end of July.
Post-Pruduction should also start in July.
I am expecting IM to be released on May 2nd, it is Marvel's strategy, which worked with Spidey and X2.
Actually, I heard he wants to start shooting in Jan'07.
socalsam
07-01-2006, 09:36 PM
150 million sounds about right to me but it does not need a big name cast and Favreau said he wants iron man to be an unknow but i think the cast around him will be well used mid card actors kevin spacy as lex good john travolta in punisher bad
Gogo Bananas
07-01-2006, 09:45 PM
With Superman Returns taking a crap at the box office it may very well be that studios may start scaling back on these budgets. Up till now all the really big budget flicks have paid off.
chiefchirpa
07-02-2006, 01:03 PM
Iron Man will need big budgets for the special effects and potentially more than Superman since we have a man in heavy suit taking flight.
In order for Iron Man to achieve success, it must be unabashedly go with big bang action sequence. Superman Returns is too drama oriented. SR advertisement sucks. SR trailers are boring - even Spidey 3 teaser is better. Iron Man trailer must show repulsor beam firing at targets, preferably a big bad robot.
Spidey-Jason
07-05-2006, 11:04 PM
$150M sounds reasonable.Good enough to develop excellent Special Fx
kedrell
07-06-2006, 04:04 AM
Not sure how likely it is to get that much, but it would be cool. I don't want it to go too big and not have a chance of being a very profitable movie. We want sequels don't we? Since the X-Men is done for now, I'd like to see this become Marvel's #2 biggest franchise behind Spiderman. I'd actually like it to pass Spiderman, but that just ain't gonna happen. Iron man just isn't as well known to the general public as Spiderman. I feel confident though in being able to beat the FF4, and eventually maybe even X3, but that's a ways off right now.
$150 mil. Another studio trying to do comicbook films (of all things) on the cheap.
I guess this is going to be the norm with these films: Be consrvative, just in case the film fails, and hope for big returns to justify a bigger better sequel.
I've got a crazy idea...how about aiming high and making an outstanding film first and let the chips fall where they may.
Oops, silly me and my radical thoughts. Now where are my meds.....
$150 Million is "on the cheap" ? Not quite. The fact that it doesn't break a new record doesn't make that so. The first X-Men film, now that was on the cheap. It was done for HALF that, and it had a dozen FX-requiring characters, a jet that they get around in, and atleast a few A/B-cusp name actors to pay.
On edit: Actually it might indeed break a new record, what FIRST INSTALLMENT in a superhero franchise had as high a budget ?
James"007"Bond
07-06-2006, 06:59 AM
I feel confident though in being able to beat the FF4, and eventually maybe even X3, but that's a ways off right now.
Believe it or not I read somewheer that more people know about ironman than they did about x-men and this was prior to the x-men movies. I have no doubt that ironman will anihalate F4 figures and can definately achieve figures of thex-movies if not more.
$150 Million is "on the cheap" ? Not quite. The fact that it doesn't break a new record doesn't make that so. The first X-Men film, now that was on the cheap. It was done for HALF that, and it had a dozen FX-requiring characters, a jet that they get around in, and atleast a few A/B-cusp name actors to pay.
Actually it might indeed break a new record, what FIRST INSTALLMENT in a superhero franchise had as high a budget ?
SPIDER-MAN $139 million
HULK $137 million
FANTASTIC FOUR $100 million (although there were rumors they pumped an addtion $20 Mill or so in, regardless it was a team of superheroes.)
CATWOMAN $100 million
JUDGE DREDD $90 million
DAREDEVIL $78 million
X-MEN $75 million
HELLBOY $66 million
SPAWN $40 million
SUPERMAN $55 million
BATMAN $35 million
THE PUNISHER $33 million
TANK GIRL $25 million
STEEL $16 million
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES $13.5 million
AVEITWITHJAMON
07-06-2006, 07:09 AM
Well X-Men was $70 mill, but Spidey, Hulk, Daredevil and FF were all $100 mil, with X2 being $110 mil, so i dont think Iron Man should go beyond that, it is only the first movie after all, and therefore the hardest to pull off.
kedrell
07-06-2006, 01:59 PM
I just don't want it to get out of hand like X3 did($210M). Although that was probably due to the film being rushed and the inflated salaries of the actors who were now big stars even though they weren't that big when the X-men movies first started.
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