Sci-Fi Godzilla Minus One

Like I said, likely lazy conversion. 100 yen to 1 usd is a popular conversion rate, just for sake of simplicity, even if it is no where near the actual conversion rate.

you are 100% correct but it doesn't make much of a difference in the grand scheme of things lol.

1.5 billion yen / 100 yen to 1 usd = $15m / 150 yen to 1 usd = $10m
 
Bit of an update for me:

I found out that Minus One is playing at my local Landmark Cinemas in my town after looking it up online! So excited to see this really soon, as I was worried this wouldn’t be the case.
Been meaning to ask, you been able to see this yet?
 
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Had some more international results dribble in yesterday. Up to 57.3m WW. UK and Brazil openings this weekend.
 
It’s official: I am seeing the film on Sunday with my friend who’s an even bigger Godzilla fan than I am.

If it wasn’t for the tip from @DKDetective about Landmark Cinemas, it would have slipped past me as I almost always go to Cineplex in my town. Appreciate it, man! :D:up:
Congrats! Enjoy!
 
Considering Shin Godzilla did all of $2 million, hell, even Godzilla 2000 only did $10 million here, yeah, Toho is pretty happy at the moment. Hell, it is going to surpass the last two Dragon Ball movies this weekend.
 
My recollection is that Shin Godzilla did not have much of a US theatrical release and it also took much longer to go to the US?
 
Yes, it was a one/two night only kind of thing.
Still, $1.9 million from such a limited engagement is still pretty good.

But Minus One is going to finish with like 4.0x multiplier at this point, if not higher for its domestic total, which I'm just happy to see in general because I want to see theaters getting a win somewhere.

To me, what things like Godzilla Minus One and the Taylor Swift ERAS thing tell me, theaters need to give audiences something they can't get anywhere else. Something they can't get with streaming or gaming or on our devices. If they can figure out how to meet that demand, people will buy tickets to see it.

Even something like The Boy and the Heron, it feels like an event. I mean I hope Miyazaki makes another film if he wants to, but it might very well be his last film, but it's still a masterpiece.
 
The success of Minus One so far should hopefully convince Toho to focus all the more on the international market for their future Godzilla flicks.
This, and they can do it themselves without a US distribution partner. IE Sony handled the US release of Godzilla 2000 23 years ago.
 

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