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Lol Tobias. Cavill was awesome in the role. Knocked it out of the park.
hmmm......I think the earliest we'll see MOS2 is 2016.
hmmm......I think the earliest we'll see MOS2 is 2016.[/QUOT
WB/DC can't afford to wait that long. There will be roughly ten Marvel based properties hitting the silver screen by that time. The GA would lose interest in Superman and the supposed establishment of the DCU.
If they wait too long it'll suffer the same fate as STID. 4 yrs was to long for that, although that's how long TDKR took but that was coming off of two movies.
WB/DC can't afford to wait that long. There will be roughly ten Marvel based properties hitting the silver screen by that time. The GA would lose interest in Superman and the supposed establishment of the DCU.
The big trend in Hollywood right now is to grab profitable release dates ahead of time. WB's lack of commitment to this genre is giving all the highly sought after dates to other company's. Even if MOS2 opens in 2015 or 2016, it'll probably be stuck in a June/July date with heavy competition pre and post release, and make around the same amount of BO as this one.
If WB was going to do a 2015 MOS2 they would have announced it by now to capitalize on MOS. Nothing however.
Not really. My prediction prior to release was 250 - 300 million domestic. Looks like it will end up at around 285 domestic plus change if lucky.
Bottom line MOS will not make the summer winner column at BOM and also not the summer loser list.
It performed OK but not great. No one knows but ending up a few 10 million north of 600 million is not what WB was hoping for is my guess.
Sequel talk is pretty muted now as in not a lot of stories. No more fast-tracking for 2015 (which is good). 2016 at the earliest.
I wrote a nice letter to WB and got a nice reply. They said my letter was intriguing and had been forwarded to Tjuihara. Don't know if I believe that.
They went on to complement my suggestions and added that if WB decides to make a sequel they can't use any of my ideas for legal reasons.
So WB is not in a rush and if 2016 is now the earliest date for a sequel then we may not get a formal announcement until 2014. WB may wait to see how the DVD does.
If they wait too long it'll suffer the same fate as STID. 4 yrs was to long for that, although that's how long TDKR took but that was coming off of two movies.
4 years is too long but 3 isn't that bad and can often result in a more polished better put together sequel. If Iron Man 2 had come out a year later like faverau wanted there's a chance it would have been a better pic.
We had 3 years between Begins and TDK and that seemed to work out more than fine.
And didn't you claim a few months ago that WB would be happy with 600 WW and that's all it would need for a sequel? Now you are claiming that 600 WW plus is no good to WB???? Sounds like you have no idea what's going on.. lol
4 years is too long but 3 isn't that bad and can often result in a more polished better put together sequel. If Iron Man 2 had come out a year later like faverau wanted there's a chance it would have been a better pic.
We had 3 years between Begins and TDK and that seemed to work out more than fine.
Won't make the summer winner's list??? Won't it be the 2nd highest selling movie this summer behind Iron Man???? How is that not on the winner's list?????
And didn't you claim a few months ago that WB would be happy with 600 WW and that's all it would need for a sequel? Now you are claiming that 600 WW plus is no good to WB???? Sounds like you have no idea what's going on.. lol
2016 is still a possibility, but Marvel and Sony have the desirable release dates. You have two MCU films in 2016, a X-Men film from Fox, Spider-Man film from Sony, at least three CGI cash cows, a possible Star Wars spin-off, and the third Star Trek looking to capitalize on its 50th anniversary.
If WB doesn't announce anything officially at Comic Con, we might not see any DC properties turned into films for at least four years. Not good when the genre very might well be in its heyday and your top competitor for the market has never been stronger, cinematically at least.
And if you wait till 2017 they'll be another bunch of big summer movies you have to compete with. I can understand picking a better release date. But you can't expect to have the entire summer schedule to yourself either.
Anything north of 600 million is good for WB.
MOS will end up around 640 million or so.
A sequel is likely but 2016 at the earliest. They would have announced something by now and no indication of an announcement at SDDC next week.
DM and MU will both do better at the WW box than MOS which will be the number 4 summer film. Unless PR surprises with huge OS numbers.