Wow, I did not know that. This thing gets more impressive by the minute.
Australia likes violent killers. It reminds them of their native wildlife. Deadpool's gonna be HUGE!![]()
Any word on international opening weekend predictions?
It dominates that aswell then it'll be a financial behemoth.
It's still boggles my mind how much is being rumoured on SS. I can't help but think Deadpool shows you can make a $60m movie look like any $150m blockbuster out there. When I watch something like Mad Max I can see where all the money went, but for half the blockbuster movies going around you end up scratching your head trying to work out what exactly they spent the money on.
Makes you wonder. Will Fox now try to go a little more lighter in their approach to Gambit to make it more like Deadpool, or stick with the more "weight of the world" approach the last two X-men movies have gone with.
If anything, I'd hope they go all in on the "Claremont" with Gambit. Deadpool struck a chord with audiences by embracing the comic. Having a script co-written by Chris Claremont could provide that comic embracing feel to Gambit.
This film is basically going to have a better opening than EVERY PG-13 X-Men film in existence.

20th Century Foxs Deadpool is bigger than anyone thought possible. After posting the biggest opening day in February with $47.5M, the Marvel character has also scored the second biggest day ever during the month with an estimated $41.88M. This now raises Deadpools 3-day take to $133.4M, making it the second best debut ever for the first installment of a superhero property behind Disney/Marvels The Avengers ($207.4M). The Tim Miller-directed movies 4-day is now projected at $151M per industry calculations; some studios have it as high as $155M over FSSM.

It's just more evidence that the PG-13 strategy is nonsense and R-rated movies can make money.
Just saying, look what the studios did with Die Hard, RoboCop, and Expandables. Cardinal rule for filmmaking: Don't turn R-rated franchises into PG-13 ones. Fans don't tolerate that nonsense. You can't honey pot the fans with a PG-13 rating.
20th Century Foxs Deadpool is bigger than anyone thought possible. After posting the biggest opening day in February with $47.5M, the Marvel character has also scored the second biggest day ever during the month with an estimated $41.88M. This now raises Deadpools 3-day take to $133.4M, making it the second best debut ever for the first installment of a superhero property behind Disney/Marvels The Avengers ($207.4M). The Tim Miller-directed movies 4-day is now projected at $151M per industry calculations; some studios have it as high as $155M over FSSM.