TDK aint doing 400 million.
Wow, people are actually voting in the poll on the main page that Iron Man will make $151-$160 million in the first three days. I wonder if they really belive that or are voting just for fun. I suppose the later seems more likely...
Uh, you are all over the place dude.
Domestically, Mr. & Mrs. Smith made $119 Million, American Gangster $130 million, Transformers $329 and Spider-Man 3 $336.5 Million.
So you are talking of a $119 to $336.5 Million spectrum here?
Secondly, the marketplace is always dead around this time every year in anticipation for the May movies when business picks up again.
And how are you a great judge on what sells?
These are my uneducated guesses because hey - this stuff is pretty unpredictable, especially this summer.
Iron Man - $215 million
Speed Racer - $110 million
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian - $240 million
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $290 million
Kung Fu Panda - $120 million
The Happening - $80 million
The Incredible Hulk - $140 million
Wall-E - $225 million
Wanted - $90 million
Hancock - $180 million
Hellboy II - $90 million
The Dark Knight - $310 million
X-Files - $60 million
No offense dude but you know as much as everyone else here and you are essentially throwing darts and hoping to get the right answer.Mr. and Mrs. Smith made 185 million
This film is nothing like Spidey 3, never said it was. I compared it to Spidey 1.
The spectrum aint money, its performance. On a scale of 1-10, 10 being the best those films could have done and 1 being the worst...they all did 10's. Thats what Iron Man is looking to do. For a unknown hero with some huge movies coming up, it is gonna do the very best it could have.
You wouldnt know if I know or not, but I do as do the people at that website. I called 300 for Transformers back when the industry expected iot to be 2007s big bomb, called 45 million opening for American Gangster when everybody thought it would open mid to high 20's, and many more. You wouldnt know, you dont post at the website, but I have a legit feel for breakout hits and I am really feeling it with Iron Man and Im not a big Iron Man fan at all. Problem here is people dont realize that 65-70 opening weekend and 200 million total is HUGE for this kinda film.
Another update on opening weekends-predictions from Box Office Report with July-movies added:
May 02, 2008
Iron Man (Paramount) $70.0 m
Made of Honor (Sony) $12.0 m
May 09, 2008
Speed Racer (Warner Bros.) $50.0 m
What Happens in Vegas (Fox) $20.0 m
May 16, 2008
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (Disney) $92.0 m
May 22, 2008
Indiana Jones 4 (Paramount) $115.0 m
May 30, 2008
Sex and the City (New Line) $33.0 m
The Strangers (Rogue) $5.0 m
June 06, 2008
Kung Fu Panda (Paramount/DreamWorks) $47.0 m
You Don't Mess With the Zohan (Sony) $33.0 m
June 13, 2008
The Incredible Hulk (Universal) $42.0 m
The Happening (Fox) $30.0 m
June 20, 2008
Get Smart (Warner Bros.) $40.0 m
The Love Guru (Paramount) $25.0 m
June 27, 2008
WALL-E (Disney) $65.0 m
Wanted (Universal) $42.0 m
July 02, 2008
Hancock (Sony) $60.0 m
July 11, 2008
Hellboy II (Universal) $28.0 m
Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D (New Line) $18.0 m
Meet Dave (Fox) $15.0 m
July 18, 2008
The Dark Knight (Warner Bros.) $85.0 m
Mamma Mia! (Universal) $22.0 m
Space Chimps (Fox) $8.0 m
July 25, 2008
The X-Files 2 (Fox) $30.0 m
Step Brothers (Sony) $24.0 m
The Longshots (MGM/Weinstein Co.) $10.0 m