Guardians of the Galaxy Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Box Office Prediction Thread

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I think it's got a legit chance at 400M. The box office reporting sites are stumped two weeks in a row because the internals are not performing like a typical Marvel film. The Fridays are lower, but Saturday-Sunday it performs like a beast.

I had the drop at -55% going into the weekend and it fell right there and I said on Friday after the initial numbers came in that it would probably go up, and it did. There were a few people on the box office forums that called this right, and they're seeing the trends. This is performing more like a Disney family movie than a typical Marvel film, where the teenagers rush the theater on Friday and then demand drops off.

I can see why it would. The last one also consistently outperformed expectations.

I didn't realize Alien was tracking at around 30M. If true, that's surprisingly low; although I didn't think the trailer was that good. If it comes in anywhere near that, GotG2 will win the BO race next weekend.
 
So comparing the biggest foreign markets results for both GOTG and GOTG2 we get some interesting pairings. Of course all of the markets are still open for this movie so take that into account too...

GOTG ------------ // ---------- GOTG 2

Australia - 23M === 19M *
Brazil ---- 16M === 14M *
China ---- 86M === 80M *
France --- 19M === 16M *
Germany - 24M === 18M *
Mexico ---- 19M === 15M *
Russia ----- 23M === 12M * *
Spain ------ 10M === 6M *
South Korea - 9M === 18M *
UK --------- 47M === 35M *
Japan ----- 9M === ? (Hasn't been added yet. Released on the 12th)

*Over Performing GOTG
* * Same numbers basically
China only 11 days into release! It will easily cross the 100M mark.
South only 13 days into release! It probably will also pass the 25M.
 
A rough estimate taking into account the numbers i have pulled puts the total at 930M. But i am still not letting go of the 1B prediction. ALL IN!

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^This is not correct. Mothers is usually a drop off for films. Typically Marvel films fall about 30% or worse on Mothers day. So no there was not a boost of this film because of mothers day, there was a boost because this movie is going to have at least a 2.7 multiplier or better.

Marvel Mother's Day Sunday drops:

GOTGv2: -25.1%
Iron man 1: -30.1%
Iron Man 2: -36.9%
Thor: -31.5%
Avengers: -27.9%
Iron Man 3: -35.2%
Avengers AoU: -33%
CA Civil War: -34.1%

Non - marvel mothers day drops:

Star Trek: -29%
TASM2: - 35.2%


Clearly by the statistical data, GOTGv2 didn't just buck the Mother's day trend it pretty solidly crushed it.

I don't see how this means I'm not correct. If anything, this further proves my point: GotG2 seems to be attracting more families than the usual MCU movie, which is part of the reason it's doing to well on mother's day.

Sunday is always a dropoff for films, only special circumstances will make a movie make more money on sunday than it did on saturday (for some movies mother's day is that special circumstance.)

Let's compare to other 2nd weekend non-summer non-mother's day MCU drops:
Iron Man 2 (2nd weekend was not mother's day): 36.9%
Thor (2nd weekend was not mother's day) : 31.5%
Civil War (2nd weekend was not mother's day): 34.1%
Thor 2 : 44.5%
Winter Soldier: 34.2%
Doctor Strange: 40.8%

GotG2 clearly dropped significantly less than every other MCU movie on the 2nd sunday.

400M is not optimistic, it's where it's currently performing 390-400 range. The box office gurus have been wrong two weeks in a row based on Friday numbers, they underestimated the legs it had over the weekend. Adding to this is the weakest May films we've seen since Avengers in 2012.

900M is already a lock. I have no idea how you are compiling those numbers to Doctor Strange which had worse legs than the first Guardians even though it opened to 21M higher in foreign markets. It only has to keep pace with the first one in foreign markets and it will be close. Anything close and the studio will fudge the numbers to get it over the hump.
I would be very surprised if it makes it to 900M. Seems very unlikely.

Also, you say it "only has to keep pace with the first one", but you really can't compare it to the first one at all. The first one still had tons of markets to open in by this point, including China, where it made 86M. The 1st one also had the best legs in the MCU by far. Clearly comparing it to the 1st guardians of the galaxy is a horrible comparison. The difference in release schedule is just way too big to draw any reasonable conclusions from the OS totals.

It's a lot easier, and much more relevant to compare it to Doctor Strange, since that had also been released in most markets by this point, in pretty simular portions. "Opening 21M higher" and ending lower also means nothing at all if the collection of markets it opened in is so vastly different. Doctor strange's legs are also pretty simular to GotG2 so far.
 
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Some other interesting numbers:

Guardians v2 second weekend had a 3.95 internal multiplier. Winter Soldier and Avengers second weekends were only around 3.5

I'm only pointing this out because the people here who have been pointing to traditional peformance of Marvel films can throw out the book on this one. This film is doing something special we haven't seen before.
 
Therefore: if the exchange rates change significantly between movies, comparing foreign box office numbers directly is like comparing apples and oranges.
If you don't know how the exchange rates changed, you don't actually know if a movie drew a bigger audience or not, as the example shows.

From a US studio's point of view, they will make less money OS now, so the studio will make less profit. But that doesn't necessarily mean the movie was less succesful overseas. It just depends on how you define if a movie was more succesful. Is it more succesful if it makes the studio more money, or is it more succesful if more people actually go and see the movie?
Seems like we are usually more concerned with how many people saw it.

Yeah, inflation adjustment for box office is pretty much only used to adjust domestic numbers(to adjust accurately WW you would have to adjust for every single market seperately, which would be a lot of work), and it just multiplies tickets sold with the average ticket price. So it's not always completely accurate, since one movie will for example sell more 3D tickets, and have a higher average ticket price than another movie released in the same month.

Exchange rates on the other hand are well documented hard numbers. You don't have to use assupmtions(like every movie having the same average ticket price) to adjust for exchange rates.
They don't divide the total by the average ticket price after the exchange rate adjustment? Seems like it would be the same issue.

Either way, you get a better picture of how many people actually saw the movie than just looking at the unadjusted numbers.

So, who here thinks Guardians has a shot of staying at #1 and beating Alien: Covenant this weekend?
As an big fan of the Alien franchise, I hope not.
400M is not optimistic, it's where it's currently performing 390-400 range. The box office gurus have been wrong two weeks in a row based on Friday numbers, they underestimated the legs it had over the weekend. Adding to this is the weakest May films we've seen since Avengers in 2012.

900M is already a lock. I have no idea how you are compiling those numbers to Doctor Strange which had worse legs than the first Guardians even though it opened to 21M higher in foreign markets. It only has to keep pace with the first one in foreign markets and it will be close. Anything close and the studio will fudge the numbers to get it over the hump.
That all looks really optimistic to me.

Wow that's bad. I remember that happened with X-men Wolverine and it definitely effected the gross.

Kind of ironic pirating a pirate movie! lol!
Ha! Not bad.
 
I don't see how this means I'm not correct. If anything, this further proves my point: GotG2 seems to be attracting more families than the usual MCU movie, which is part of the reason it's doing to well on mother's day.

Sunday is always a dropoff for films, only special circumstances will make a movie make more money on sunday than it did on saturday (for some movies mother's day is that special circumstance.)

Let's compare to other 2nd weekend non-summer non-mother's day MCU drops:
Iron Man 2 (2nd weekend was not mother's day): 36.9%
Thor (2nd weekend was not mother's day) : 31.5%
Civil War (2nd weekend was not mother's day): 34.1%
Thor 2 : 44.5%
Winter Soldier: 34.2%
Doctor Strange: 40.8%

GotG2 clearly dropped significantly less than every other MCU movie on the 2nd sunday.

You said Mother's day helped it. It did not, films have higher drops on Mother's day. Father's day completely the opposite. You pretty much proved my point with your last statement.


I would be very surprised if it makes it to 900M. Seems very unlikely.

Also, you say it "only has to keep pace with the first one", but you really can't compare it to the first one at all. The first one still had tons of markets to open in by this point, including China, where it made 86M. The 1st one also had the best legs in the MCU by far. Clearly comparing it to the 1st guardians of the galaxy is a horrible comparison. The difference in release schedule is just way too big to draw any reasonable conclusions from the OS totals.

It's a lot easier, and much more relevant to compare it to Doctor Strange, since that had also been released in most markets by this point, in pretty simular portions. "Opening 21M higher" and ending lower also means nothing at all if the collection of markets it opened in is so vastly different. Doctor strange's legs are also pretty simular to GotG2 so far.

This will not have Doctor Strange legs and you're comparing a film released in November to one released in May. A may that has zero competition right now for several weeks.
 
A rough estimate taking into account the numbers i have pulled puts the total at 930M. But i am still not letting go of the 1B prediction. ALL IN!

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Bucking the trend. Huh? You're such a maverick.
 
Yeah, inflation adjustment for box office is pretty much only used to adjust domestic numbers(to adjust accurately WW you would have to adjust for every single market seperately, which would be a lot of work), and it just multiplies tickets sold with the average ticket price. So it's not always completely accurate, since one movie will for example sell more 3D tickets, and have a higher average ticket price than another movie released in the same month.

Exchange rates on the other hand are well documented hard numbers. You don't have to use assupmtions(like every movie having the same average ticket price) to adjust for exchange rates.

There are a whole slew of things that make "adjusted for inflation" a silly way to correct for box office numbers. One thing that jumps to mind is that "ticket price inflation" does not necessarily mirror inflation across the board. This can easily make ticket prices relatively higher. This will discourage attendance even though the higher price may, on the face of it, seem to drive up BO revenue. With cheaper ticket prices, more people will attend and there's no way of knowing what effect or whether there is an overall effect on the BO #s. People say "yeah, but this movie attracted more (or less) PEOPLE than this other movie from 4 years ago" and you can come back the the completely reasonable response of "yeah, but ticket prices were relatively more expensive (or cheaper) 4 years ago". In other words, if you want to look at it in a simplistic way (and I'm not referring to you), just adjust for ticket price inflation . Whatever floats your boat.

Currency exchange functions in a completely different way and doesn't affect (as far as I know) the relative price of a ticket within a country. It would be interesting, when all is said and done, look at what Vol 2 would make with the 2014 currency exchange rates in China.
 
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You said Mother's day helped it. It did not, films have higher drops on Mother's day. Father's day completely the opposite. You pretty much proved my point with your last statement.
How does a movie having lower drops on Mother's Day prove movies have higher drops on Mother's Day? Seems the other way around, right?

You're also too black and white on this whole Mother's Day thing. Family friendly and female friendly movies do better on Mother's Day than on normal sundays. This is a simple fact. How would you explain that the female friendly comedy "Snatched" made 24% more on sunday than on saturday, on it's opening weekend? Clearly mother's day drew in extra viewers for that movie.

Don't believe Mother's Day can have a positive effect on some movies? Then why did deadline publish this article:

"Mothers’ Day Halo: Amy Schumer-Goldie Hawn’s ‘Snatched’ Sees 25% Surge; ‘Guardians’ Lords Over ‘King Arthur’"
deadline.com said:
Yesterday was a day for moms at the movies, with 20th Century Fox’s R-rated comedy Snatched grossing $8.05 million repping an amazing 25% Sunday box office boost over Saturday for a final opening take of $19.5M in second place. And Snatched wasn’t the only movie getting a hug from mom: Pantelion/Lionsgate’s How To Be A Latin Lover jumped 24% over Saturday with $1.69M
http://deadline.com/2017/05/king-ar...e-galaxy-vol-2-weekend-box-office-1202091662/

This will not have Doctor Strange legs and you're comparing a film released in November to one released in May. A may that has zero competition right now for several weeks.
November and may are both non-holiday months. Looks pretty simular to me. A lot more simular than comparing to GotG1 like you're doing, which was released in august, the summer holiday, in most countries.

GotG2 also has major competition right now in China, the biggest OS market. It's already been dethroned by Dangal, which is cutting it's legs short in China. GotG2 will also have plently of competition in every other OS market when PotC opens overseas 8 days from now. Pirates movies may have been declining domestically, but they're still huge overseas. The last one made over 800M OS.
 
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Btw GOTG2 has a decent chance of staying atop of the box office on its 3rd weekend which it doesn't need to of course but it would only cement it's great results domestically even more. Apparently the number to beat is "AC - 37M". It's doable...
 
I think Alien will probably come in a little high of the 40m-50m range that has been thrown around. The reviews are decent and they are going full on with the "Alien" part.
 
I think Alien will probably come in a little high of the 40m-50m range that has been thrown around. The reviews are decent and they are going full on with the "Alien" part.

Well, we'll see. I do think the reaction to Prometheus will affect this movie's box office performance in a way. In fact, the overseas actuals came out and it's actually $40M that it opened to in it's opening weekend, not $42. So, I'm gonna say both will tie and Guardians may come on top, but only by a few thousand dollars.
 
The third weekend will tell the tale if this movie can claw its way to the big B. Arthur was laughable competition this week. If Alien beats it, it's probably game over.
 
400M is not optimistic, it's where it's currently performing 390-400 range. The box office gurus have been wrong two weeks in a row based on Friday numbers, they underestimated the legs it had over the weekend. Adding to this is the weakest May films we've seen since Avengers in 2012.

900M is already a lock. I have no idea how you are compiling those numbers to Doctor Strange which had worse legs than the first Guardians even though it opened to 21M higher in foreign markets. It only has to keep pace with the first one in foreign markets and it will be close. Anything close and the studio will fudge the numbers to get it over the hump.

It might still reach $400 million domestic barely but I can't see how it will make $600 overseas. It's only at $384 million overseas right now and only made $52 million this weekend and has opened it just about all markets but Japan. It needs another $216 million overseas which as already pointed out is a 4x multiplier to this weekends gross. I think it will get to $900 million but won't get much beyond it. Still good.

$390 domestic/$510 overseas - $900 million
 
How does a movie having lower drops on Mother's Day prove movies have higher drops on Mother's Day? Seems the other way around, right?

You're also too black and white on this whole Mother's Day thing. Family friendly and female friendly movies do better on Mother's Day than on normal sundays. This is a simple fact. How would you explain that the female friendly comedy "Snatched" made 24% more on sunday than on saturday, on it's opening weekend? Clearly mother's day drew in extra viewers for that movie.

Don't believe Mother's Day can have a positive effect on some movies? Then why did deadline publish this article:

"Mothers’ Day Halo: Amy Schumer-Goldie Hawn’s ‘Snatched’ Sees 25% Surge; ‘Guardians’ Lords Over ‘King Arthur’"

Mother's day traditionally has a negative effect on action movies. It was part of the reason Iron Man 2 which opened Mothers day weekend had an abysmal internal multiplier. I showed you the numbers, and GOTGv2 didn't just perform better than other Marvel films on Mother's day, it grossly outperformed all movies mother's day weekend. Father's day has the opposite effect.


November and may are both non-holiday months. Looks pretty simular to me. A lot more simular than comparing to GotG1 like you're doing, which was released in august, the summer holiday, in most countries.

Wrong, May has been one of the top performing months for some time now. In fact the first week in May has been one of the top 3 grossing films of the year for 8 out of the last 10 years. The first week in November is usually the kick off for the holiday films and Doctor Strange had to face Moana, the Arrival, Fantastic Beasts. That's just the films in November.

GotG2 also has major competition right now in China, the biggest OS market. It's already been dethroned by Dangal, which is cutting it's legs short in China. GotG2 will also have plently of competition in every other OS market when PotC opens overseas 8 days from now. Pirates movies may have been declining domestically, but they're still huge overseas. The last one made over 800M OS.

I've already said that POTC is competition.
 
Well, we'll see. I do think the reaction to Prometheus will affect this movie's box office performance in a way. In fact, the overseas actuals came out and it's actually $40M that it opened to in it's opening weekend, not $42. So, I'm gonna say both will tie and Guardians may come on top, but only by a few thousand dollars.

That's my thought. I was so stoked for Prometheus, and it sucked. Even though this one is getting pretty good reviews, I'm not nearly as amped by it. I think it will finish around low 30s. It will be close between the two, but I think Guardians will edge it out.
 
Actuals went up, Deadline now predicting 65M for Guardians. Lowest 2nd week drop for a Marvel sequel, yep even lower than Winter Soldier. The studio hasn't listed the official numbers yet, but this is landing exactly where I thought it was.

OK, I'm going to say it, this will reach 1B, it might barely make it, but Disney will fudge it if it has to. And I think there's a good shot at 3 weeks at no. 1.

65 million the second wknd!! Pretty sweet!!!
 
Mother's day traditionally has a negative effect on action movies. It was part of the reason Iron Man 2 which opened Mothers day weekend had an abysmal internal multiplier. I showed you the numbers, and GOTGv2 didn't just perform better than other Marvel films on Mother's day, it grossly outperformed all movies mother's day weekend. Father's day has the opposite effect.
The reason it did so much better on Mother's Day is at least partially because, as you've said yourself, GotG2 seems to be attracting more families. More families = better numbers on Mother's Day. Other MCU movies attracted a similar but slightly different demographic(less families), and therefore they didn't do quite as well on Mother's Day.

In any case, Mother's Day didn't affect GotG2's sunday number in a negative way. A 25% sunday drop is too low for that. It might not have affected it much in a positive way either, who knows, we'll find out next weekend by comparing the sunday-sunday drop.

Wrong, May has been one of the top performing months for some time now. In fact the first week in May has been one of the top 3 grossing films of the year for 8 out of the last 10 years. The first week in November is usually the kick off for the holiday films and Doctor Strange had to face Moana, the Arrival, Fantastic Beasts. That's just the films in November.

I've already said that POTC is competition.
Arrival made only 93M total OS, which Alien:Covenant will easily beat. PotC should have a similar effect on GotG2's box office as Fantastic Beasts did (FB made 570 OS, PotC will probably make more). I also doubt that Moana would have a bigger influence on DS's box office than Wonder Woman will. Even though Moana opened 1 week sooner in DS's release, Wonder Woman has much more overlap in the demographic. The competition doesn't seem that much smaller for GotG2 compared to DS.

But if you can give a better example to compare GotG2's OS numbers to, please tell me. Because I think we've established that GotG1 is a horrible comparison.

There's just no way GotG2 makes $600M OS. It has opened in all markets (yes, including Japan this weekend). Do you really think it can make 216M+ OS after a 52M weekend, with 0 markets left to open in? How does that work? Even if it miraculously has legs twice as strong as Doctor Strange from this point forward(extremely unrealistic), it still only gets to 530M OS.
 
The reason it did so much better on Mother's Day is at least partially because, as you've said yourself, GotG2 seems to be attracting more families. More families = better numbers on Mother's Day. Other MCU movies attracted a similar but slightly different demographic(less families), and therefore they didn't do quite as well on Mother's Day.

In any case, Mother's Day didn't affect GotG2's sunday number in a negative way. A 25% sunday drop is too low for that. It might not have affected it much in a positive way either, who knows, we'll find out next weekend by comparing the sunday-sunday drop.


Arrival made only 93M total OS, which Alien:Covenant will easily beat. PotC should have a similar effect on GotG2's box office as Fantastic Beasts did (FB made 570 OS, PotC will probably make more). I also doubt that Moana would have a bigger influence on DS's box office than Wonder Woman will. Even though Moana opened 1 week sooner in DS's release, Wonder Woman has much more overlap in the demographic. The competition doesn't seem that much smaller for GotG2 compared to DS.

But if you can give a better example to compare GotG2's OS numbers to, please tell me. Because I think we've established that GotG1 is a horrible comparison.

There's just no way GotG2 makes $600M OS. It has opened in all markets (yes, including Japan this weekend). Do you really think it can make 216M+ OS after a 52M weekend, with 0 markets left to open in? How does that work? Even if it miraculously has legs twice as strong as Doctor Strange from this point forward(extremely unrealistic), it still only gets to 530M OS.


Um somehow you and I are communicating but something is lost in translation. I never said GOTGv2 was negatively effected by mother's day. I said that normally mother's day has a negative effect on films but GOTG bucked the trend. GOTGv2 has the best legs for a marvel sequel so far, and only trails Avengers and IM1 for the legs it currently has.

And no we didn't establish GOGTv1 is a horrible comparison and no you didn't establish that Doctor Strange is a good comparison.

It's got a good chance to be the no 1 movie 3 weeks in a row, or even if it falls to 2nd it will be close. In fact it's entirely possible that the estimates will show Alien Covenant to be no. 1 and then GOTGv2 comes in with higher actuals.

Again, I don't know why you keep going back to Doctor Strange. GOTGv1 made nearly as much internationally as DS, V2 is going to do better than both, we both can agree on that. BTW, 530M mean 900M WW which you said you doubted would happen.

900M is pretty much in the bag, barring some huge drop off. 1B is a chance but it has to keep performing well.

I'm not sure where you live, but in the US Memorial Day weekend will boost GOTGv2 and it will gross somewhere around 20M for the holiday weekend. It's only 47M behind Civil War, but GOTGv2 clearly has better legs. In fact this weekend it will have a chance to be equal or above what Civil War was for it's 3rd weekend.

Wonder Woman isn't going to make a difference one way or another. GOTGv2 will have made the majority of it's money by that point. I don't know why you'd even bring it up.
 
A 55 percent drop for a summer tentpole and a sequel in its second weekend is pretty spectacular all things considered. Especially considering that Guardians doesn't have bigger name established franchise characters.
 
Um somehow you and I are communicating but something is lost in translation. I never said GOTGv2 was negatively effected by mother's day. I said that normally mother's day has a negative effect on films but GOTG bucked the trend. GOTGv2 has the best legs for a marvel sequel so far, and only trails Avengers and IM1 for the legs it currently has.
Ah okay, when you said "You said Mother's day helped [GotG2]. It did not, films have higher drops on Mother's day." and I thought you meant GotG2 also had a higher drop on Mother's Day. But yeah it may have had only a small effect. Enough to negate the usual bigger drop, but not enough to make the drop significantly smaller than it would have been if this was a normal sunday. Don't think we'll be able to tell, at least not until next sunday.

And no we didn't establish GOGTv1 is a horrible comparison and no you didn't establish that Doctor Strange is a good comparison.

For OS numbers, comparing weekend numbers for GotG2 to the OS weekend numbers for GotG1 is pointless. GotG1 obviously had a much bigger portion of it's OS total left in the tank at this point, because it still had a big percentage of markets left where it didn't open(Markets where it easily made 100M+ total).

GotG 1 made 33M on it's 3rd weekend OS. It then also made over 30M OS on it's 12th weekend, because that's when it opened in china.

GotG 2 made 52M on it's 3rd weekend OS. It's not getting anywhere near 50M on it's 12th weekend, because it has no markets left to open in. I would be pleasantly suprised if it even made 1M on it's 12th international weekend.

Comparing the 33M to 52M weekends is comparing apples and oranges. Surely you see why comparing OS numbers directly for these two movies is a bad comparison?

Doctor Strange on the other hand, had a much more similar release schedule, and therefore is a much better comparison. I fail to see how this is not obvious.

It's got a good chance to be the no 1 movie 3 weeks in a row, or even if it falls to 2nd it will be close. In fact it's entirely possible that the estimates will show Alien Covenant to be no. 1 and then GOTGv2 comes in with higher actuals.

Again, I don't know why you keep going back to Doctor Strange. GOTGv1 made nearly as much internationally as DS, V2 is going to do better than both, we both can agree on that. BTW, 530M mean 900M WW which you said you doubted would happen.

900M is pretty much in the bag, barring some huge drop off. 1B is a chance but it has to keep performing well.

I'm not sure where you live, but in the US Memorial Day weekend will boost GOTGv2 and it will gross somewhere around 20M for the holiday weekend. It's only 47M behind Civil War, but GOTGv2 clearly has better legs. In fact this weekend it will have a chance to be equal or above what Civil War was for it's 3rd weekend.

Wonder Woman isn't going to make a difference one way or another. GOTGv2 will have made the majority of it's money by that point. I don't know why you'd even bring it up.
You're mostly talking about domestic performance in this post. My previous post was all about the OS performance, which is very different. And yeah, 530M would mean 900M WW, and I explained in my last post why 530M is extremely unlikely; it would need twice the multiplier DS had from this point forward, in other words: not happening.

Let's put the "twice the multiplier DS had" part into context by comparing to domestic gross. DS made 232,641,920 total, and was on 152,952,234 after the 2nd weekend. If GotG2 had twice as strong legs from this point forward domestically, it would end with 507M+ DOM. Surely you agree this is not happening? Hope this puts into perspective how unlikely 530M OS is, nevermind 600M OS. You haven't given any decent comparisons that suggest 600M OS is even remotely possible. Would love to see one if it exists.. pretty sure it doesn't.
 
November =/= May it's that simple. Doctor strange is not a good comparision because it was obliterated by Fantastic Beasts and Rogue One in overseas markets. Doctor Strange had about the same WW total as Guardians v1 despite having nearly 35M larger opening in WW markets. That should be obvious.

If you don't think there's going to be at least a 80-100M increase over the first film in overseas market then you are out of your mind. It's going to outgross the WW total of the first film by next weekend, it's already at 383. Unless the floor drops out this weekend 900M is a lock. I don't see how that's possible comparing it to performances of similar Marvel films in the same time period. Good greif TASM2 which was universally panned made 504M overseas on nearly the same release schedule.
 
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