Project862006
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^MOS has 56 % on rt tho
^MOS has 56 % on rt tho
Definitely not a critical success. Financially, definitely a hit and very successful. But your post doesn't completely sum it up. You mention mixed but generally above average response on this board but no mention of the audience ratings outside of this forum.
Metacritic
MOS - 8.0 user score (1482 ratings)
for comparison
IM3 - 6.5 user score (1173 ratings)
ASM - 7.2 user score (1087 ratings)
CA - 6.8 user score (604 ratings)
Thor - 6.9 user score (797 ratings)
IMDb
MOS - 7.8 (169,218 users)
for comparison
IM3 - 7.6 (199,129 users)
ASM - 7.1 (247,494 users)
CA - 6.8 (229,608 users)
Thor - 7.0 (274,424 users)
RottenTomatoes
MOS - 78% 4/5 avg rating (224,373 user ratings)
for comparison
IM3 - 83% 4/5 avg rating (206,134 user ratings)
ASM - 81% 4/5 avg rating (379,827 user ratings)
CA - 75% 3.8/5 avg rating (126,843 user ratings)
Thor - 80% 3.9/5 avg rating (120,032 user ratings)
I left out the TDK trilogy and The Avengers because that is the cream of the crop. But as one can see, MOS has been received very well with the general audience. Going just by the reaction on this board doesn't paint a complete picture.
If PR bombs or under-performs i think WB might kick itself for not placing MoS in its spot instead, where it could arguably have had an easier/more profitable run than being released in the highly competitive mid june.
July has been a very sweet spot for WB the last several years.
Some people are so much against watching a Superman movie that they needed to be convinced way they should go in a theater and watch a Superman movie, not so with Spider-Man, general audience are more favorable towards Spidey, sure some would be fans of Raimi's version of Spider-Man but they would still decide to go and see how the movie looks.
Not so easy to convince non superman fans as Superman was just not considered "cool".
Hell, there are some of my friends who still refuse to go to MOS, they would rather watch another TED / Hangover movie instead.
And that's just from its gross in 'Murica!t:
It's going to break Avatar's record of 760 million!!
Time to partaaay!
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How much do we think it'll make next week+weekend ?
TDK and the Avengers do not fit that description at all. TDK did more then half its total domestically. The Avengers did over 40% of its take domestically. Same thing with TDKR, DMC, and Toy Story 3.Exactly right.. nowadays, and as the years go by, a lot more screens are built OS than the US...
If a movie doesn't approach 80% total of it's take from OS, it means, the movie is not marketed well OS or that it doesn't appeal to the OS market.. which means the hollywood studios need to start thinking of making movie that appeal to OS market, and spend proper amount of time/effot in the OS marketing..
Most of the (if not all) movies that hit 1B is thanks in large to the OS market... if you see a ratio of 70/30 (OS/Dom) or better, you know the movie is gonna be HUGE!!!
I thought that only 10-15% of the OS take goes to the studio, which is why the domestic number is so important. I learned that elsewhere. I've heard others elsewhere stick by that number, including people claiming to work in the industry. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I am not in the industry but here are examples to back up the notion that I've heard that only a tiny portion goes to the studio :
The Golden Compass
Eragon
Tron Legacy
............... WW grosses here merit sequels but they didn't happen because of a poor domestic performance.
Can anyone clarify how much the studio does take from the OS?
week 2 was rough in here, but week 3 quieted them down.If MoS was performing as WHD and Lone Ranger, I'm could have seen the detractors having a field day in this thread. Funny some of them were acting like it was.