I will go ahead and say it: How to Train Your Dragon 2 will make more than Transformers 4.
Making it the biggest 3-day of the year.If that $120M 4-day holds, that puts it right around $100M for the weekend.
The content might keep it from doing that. They aren't kidding when they say it is very "The Empire Strikes Back". While I think that is awesome, that could turn off some kids and parents alike.HTTYD2 could pull of a Despicable Me 2 or a Kung Fu Panda 2.
On the flip side, the expanded overseas market means we will easily be seeing the highest grossing X-Men film overall.Shame it's not more given X3's numbers 8 years ago.
It is a different world now. The number is very good for this day and age. That is what counts. Also, expect better legs, even with the competition. It is a much better film.@Iceman yeah, I dont get it. all the actors together and they (cast and Fox) werent able to get X3 audience back?
I dont get it
@Iceman yeah, I dont get it. all the actors together and they (cast and Fox) werent able to get X3 audience back?
I dont get it
That isn't true at all. The vast majority know the difference between Marvel studios and other Marvel films. Mainly because they all show up in each others films. I think people caught on when Spidey and Wolverine weren't in the Avengers.the thing is the people having a problem with Fox are mainly comic fanboys, the net world and basically this.
General audience doesnt know well the studios behind each franchise. I can swear my whole family doesnt know what comics movies are made by Fox, Marvel or Warner.
Yes, the box office proves this.vast majority? really? no offense to anyone, but most general viewers are 'ignorant' in terms of the movie industry (well, many people are ignorant about many things, but thats another story, lol) They arent movie experts or cinema lovers to know all the stuff, even the studio name behind most franchises. Id even bet most of my class mates doesnt even know what studio is behind XMen. Im sure none of the girls know it, and some of my male mates dont know it either, lol
Yes, the box office proves this.
You don't need to be a cinema lover or movie expert to know the difference. I was 5 and I knew that batman didn't hang out with Hulk. You don't have to know the actual studios to know there is a difference.
You think if people thought they were all from the same place, you don't think they'd be wondering where Iron Man, Thor and the Hulk were to smash the Sentinels? Why Spider-Man is all by himself? Why there are no X-Men or Spider-Man in the Avengers?
SHIELD interconnects the MCU and it is showing to general audiences.
Are you talking about the comics? Because that isn't my point. All the "big heroes" meet up for the first time on the big screen, and Spidey and Wolverine aren't there? It is becomes obvious.Most people don't know that Spider-Man was in the avengers
Yep.On the flip side, the expanded overseas market means we will easily be seeing the highest grossing X-Men film overall.![]()
Following up X3 with XMO:W was probably enough to turn a fair chunk of even the GA off of the franchise. I'm sure many of them would have liked First Class if they'd still been on board. DOFP should contribute to some positive momentum for the future though.@Iceman yeah, I dont get it. all the actors together and they (cast and Fox) werent able to get X3 audience back?
I dont get it
Bryan Singer's critically acclaimed X-Men: Days of Future Past is doing impressive business at the Friday box office, putting it on course for a $100 million-plus debut.
The 20th Century Fox tentpole will easily own the long Memorial Day weekend, with more bullish box office observers believing it has a shot at hitting $120 million.
Singer, who directed the first two X-Men films, withdrew from promoting Days of Future Past after a sex abuse lawsuit was filed against him.
The $200 million-plus movie features actors from the original X-Men trilogy of films and X-Men: First Class, including Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Halle Berry, Anna Paquin, Ellen Page, Peter Dinklage, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen.
Singer produced the well-reviewed Days of Future Past alongside Lauren Shuler Donner, screenwriter Simon Kinberg and Hutch Parker.