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You quoted an article written way back before the movie even released (April 5th). Its starts by saying the movie will likely make between 200- 250 million opening wknd. I stopped reading after that. LOL!!This article reckons Star Wars will overtake Endgame:
Avengers: Endgame Will Rule the Box Office—but Not For Long
Opening day in Russia was 59% ahead of Infinity War.I saw a few pages back about Russia how does its numbers there compare to how it started there for IW?
No way with GWTW. It’ll have a hard job catching up to TFA plus inflation but that is at least possible. The ones at the top of the list are too far away.When will Endgame have a shot of getting into the top 10 list when adjusted for inflation? None of the MCU films are in there at all. The Force Awakens is at 10, but Avatar and Titanic are at 2 and 3 behind Gone with the Wind. Can it get onto that list and even beat some of those others, or even Gone with the Wind?
Is it bad that I'm disappointed it's not beating TFA's weekday numbers?
Just dropped by to repeat my conviction, which was objected when I wrote it after its first weekend because “insiders” in other forums say this and that, that this isn’t passing avatar. It will settle at around 2.5-2.6 billion but it won’t pass Avatar. You can quote me on that in a few weeks.
When will Endgame have a shot of getting into the top 10 list when adjusted for inflation? None of the MCU films are in there at all. The Force Awakens is at 10, but Avatar and Titanic are at 2 and 3 behind Gone with the Wind. Can it get onto that list and even beat some of those others, or even Gone with the Wind?
NOTHING can beat Gone With The Wind adjusted for inflation. That amount of tickets being sold is just insane! Of course...it is the Avengers...
Back in the '90s, I would sometimes watch two or three films in a row at the theater. And if a movie was really good, I'd go to see it so many times I lost count. Nowadays, two in a row is my max, but with Endgame I can only see it once in a day and I'm emotionally wrung-out and exhausted.
Now that most theaters have power recliners, it's easier for me to sit for hours, however. Some of my friends complain that the seats are too comfy and they'll fall asleep in the middle of a movie. The perils of aging.The AMC IMAX seats don't cause that problem, though. They're old, cramped and have about two inches of legroom for an average height person. We were squashed in there like sardines, and the whole row had to vacate their seats just to let one person leave for a potty break.
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Star Wars did get a holiday boost while Endgame has to go through normal week days so yeah, it’s pretty bad.
That being said it is absolutely not a sure thing that Endgame will end up outgrossing The Force Awakens dom. The week days numbers have been great so far but its hard to judge wether they’re fueled by spillovers from the weekend or a still very high demand. We’ll know a lot more after the weekend (Wednesday numbers should start giving us a better idea where it’s heading on that front). If it retains a 100M+ lead over TFA after next Sunday, I think it will pretty much be a done deal.
However we should keep in mind that TFA did crazy numbers on week 2 thanks again to the Holiday boost and still managed to get an amazing hold on weekend 3 which could be challenging for Endgame. Especially with competition rolling out I think we can see its running time becoming more and more of an issue as theaters become less accommodating and it starts losing screens.
In any case we are in such uncharted territory that every prediction is probably way off the mark at this point.
Honestly, if you released Gone with the Wind today, it wouldn't beat Gone with the Wind with inflation. It's a dumb measure since entertainment options and viewing habits are so different than what they were 10 years ago, never mind almost almost a century ago.
Just dropped by to repeat my conviction, which was objected when I wrote it after its first weekend because “insiders” in other forums say this and that, that this isn’t passing avatar. It will settle at around 2.5-2.6 billion but it won’t pass Avatar. You can quote me on that in a few weeks.
Agreed. 4 movies every week of the year versus one movie every...3 months or whatever? Yep. I mean, Dr. Zhivago was in the theater how long? Years? It was a different world then. As incredible an mind-blowing as Avengers Endgame is, in another month or 2, there will be another big film, and the GA will move onto it....whereas back then, the GA was starved for a film by the time a new one came out.
Yeah TFA’s second week is where EG will be losing a chunk of its lead.Star Wars did get a holiday boost while Endgame has to go through normal week days so yeah, it’s pretty bad.
That being said it is absolutely not a sure thing that Endgame will end up outgrossing The Force Awakens dom. The week days numbers have been great so far but its hard to judge wether they’re fueled by spillovers from the weekend or a still very high demand. We’ll know a lot more after the weekend (Wednesday numbers should start giving us a better idea where it’s heading on that front). If it retains a 100M+ lead over TFA after next Sunday, I think it will pretty much be a done deal.
However we should keep in mind that TFA did crazy numbers on week 2 thanks again to the Holiday boost and still managed to get an amazing hold on weekend 3 which could be challenging for Endgame. Especially with competition rolling out I think we can see its running time becoming more and more of an issue as theaters become less accommodating and it starts losing screens.
In any case we are in such uncharted territory that every prediction is probably way off the mark at this point.
You've been gone a long time. Welcome back.Just here to say the numbers it's pulling are absolutely mind boggling, and it's awesome.
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Everyone is just speculating, nobody knows where it's going to land. We just hope it beats it.Just dropped by to repeat my conviction, which was objected when I wrote it after its first weekend because “insiders” in other forums say this and that, that this isn’t passing avatar. It will settle at around 2.5-2.6 billion but it won’t pass Avatar. You can quote me on that in a few weeks.
This article reckons Star Wars will overtake Endgame:
Avengers: Endgame Will Rule the Box Office—but Not For Long
No chance. Star wars is on a downward trajectory. Tlj finished £700m less than tfa. It might get a bounce from being the last in the series but it may also be hurt by the backlash from tlj. If it makes $1.5bn i would be suprised. Even though it has no competition.
NOTHING can beat Gone With The Wind adjusted for inflation. That amount of tickets being sold is just insane! Of course...it is the Avengers...