Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer

[redfirebird2008]

I'm still waiting for my local (real) IMAX to show TDK because I know they still have the print somewhere.

My Regal is showing them on a pretty good RPX screen. Brand new theater built in 2021. Very nice projection quality. Saw Oppy there. Pretty excited to see Nolan’s old movies on the big screen again. Too bad they couldn’t include The Prestige on this deal.

 

[blueharvest]

 

[Dr.]

The 5th Most Valuable (profitable) movie of 2023, according to Deadline.com

Oscar Best Picture Winner ‘Oppenheimer’ Is No. 5 In Deadline’s 2023 Most Valuable Blockbuster Tournament

Oppenheimer saw a profit of $201.9 million after the Oscar winner's home entertainment, box office and production costs.

deadline.com

Expenses include a sizable amount for "participations" ($175M) — most of that, presumably, going to Nolan and Syncopy.

 

[Dr.]

According to The Numbers…

Japanese box office is up to $10.8M. Which puts the world-wide total at $975.8M. Probably won’t get much beyond that.

 

[Pennywise]

 

[Iceman]

Less huge films than before the pandemic but still money to be made. Maverick, Barbie, Mario & Oppenheimer were big surprises while a bunch of films expected to be big didn’t make anywhere near as much as expected.

 

[Iceman]

According to The Numbers…

Japanese box office is up to $10.8M. Which puts the world-wide total at $975.8M. Probably won’t get much beyond that.

Amazing final total it will be, but a shame it couldn’t get over the line for a billion.