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It's not directed by james CameronI think Age of Ultron has potential to beat Titanic.
It's not directed by james CameronI think Age of Ultron has potential to beat Titanic.
I think AOU has the most chance of reaching 2 billion. But maybe I'm underestimating Superman/Batman. Two of the most known heroes teaming up should break the bank.
People also forget that Cameron can make his money off of the legs afforded him during the winter season.
They also forgot the films that Avengers faced post release(battleship/darkshadows..etc).
I don't think things will necessarily go the same way this time for them. Just saying.
I don't actually see that changing. Avengers faced weak competition by happenstance; Avengers 2 will almost certainly face weak competition by virtue of everyone sane avoiding a direct match-up.
I agree. I just imagine that AOU and WF will be more of a draw for the GA even though Episode 7 probably will break the bank too.
Well I don't even want to think what the rates 3D and IMAX tix will have increased to again in another couple years? so on inflation alone he might not be so far off. Titanic made that money mostly off '97/'98 ticket prices.
Some people are not open to giving it a chance. I know it will be very successful regardless, so we'll see.
I agree. I just imagine that AOU and WF will be more of a draw for the GA even though Episode 7 probably will break the bank too.
At this point in time, I don't think so.SW7 will probably make more than the Bats/Supes flick.
The people you are talking about are swayed by word of mouth and marketing. And what looks good. Right now what they are saying is the same many have said about a lot of CBM's as well.
$1,8 billion worldwide 15 years ago, without any help from 3D and IMAX, and with an international market that was much smaller than today. Titanic was the kind of phenomenon that we probably never will see again. Avatar did a good try, though. Just to try to understand how big Titanic was; with today's ticket prices it would have grossed over a billion in America alone and over three billion worldwide.
At this point in time, I don't think so.
Yeah but it's different from cbms to me. CBMS have more of a wider appeal while some people just aren't into things like Star Wars and Star Trek. Although, I know the former will make a lot more than the latter did. I think I'd get more people excited if I told them Superman/Batman and Avengers: Age of Ultron was coming in 2015 than Star Wars Episode 7 right now. I'll have to try it out. Of course that can change come 2014-15, but I'm talking about now.
Why wouldn't they?I'm willing to bet big money on the Star Wars prequel haters going to see Episode VII.
Resist, they cannot.

^ I don't know what order but those 3 have a good chance of being the top 3. I think Superman/Batman may have the edge, since it's something that has never happened before. The two most popular, iconic characters EVER in 1 movie is going to be hard to beat.