Eddie Dean said:What was Begins' budget?
Eddie Dean said:What was Begins' budget?
Cool, thanks.Batarang said:Around $130-$150 Million I think.
Crooklyn said:Hope this ish is debunked.
150 mill was already pushing it for a Batman film (but I'll give that a pass due to foreign costs). 200 mill is way overboard, there's no need for it. Plus now it makes it harder to get a good profit, which means if TDK just barely goes above it's budget, then another sequel isn't even guaranteed.
For a film about a hero with essentially no powers, and whose villains don't require any sort of sfx magic...I believe there is such a thing as overbudgeting. This isn't a sci-fi film, where many things have to be created from scratch. Hell, SM2 had a 200 mill budget, and that thing was effects-heavy. I find it hard to believe TDK would even need half of those effects work.DV8 said:I don't know . . . seems to me there's not really such a thing as a budget that's too high (unless of course it's overbudget);
The sequel will probably be made as long as the budget is made back. But even then, that may force WB to put a certain hold on Nolan because the second film wasn't that successful, so I'd rather they avoid that altogether. Even if this film makes 240 million, which in Hollywood standards is damn good, that's a lesser profit than the first one.the sequel WILL be made unless this thing TOTALLY flops,
I wouldn't go touting that so surely, bigger/better/badder effects are not a guarantee of a huge hit.which it will have $50 million laying around extra to make it kick that much more @$$, meaning it WON'T flop
Look at all those films. Superman, Spider-Man, Doc Ock, Kraken, Davy Jones, etc. Notice something? All these guys need tons and tons of sfx work, because a lot of the things they do wouldn't be possible done practically.Rizor said:Well, $200 mill is about the average budget for a big movie nowadays. The last Pirates of the Caribbean movie was $225 M, Superman Returns $270 M, Spider-Man 2 was $200 M, and I'm thinking Spidey 3 will be closer to $300 M. It's kinda sad that movies can cost this much. Just a few years ago, I couldn't fathom how the first Spidey film could have possibly cost $130 million.