I can see Kennedy resigning after her contracts up but imo I don't think a ton of people will be clamoring to replace her thankless job. She will put someone in place to deal with things that no one will agree upon. Lol
The new Monday estimate from BOT is 15.25m.
14-14.5 domestic Tuesday estimate at BOT as well.
Were is that? I thought frozen 2 had already been out ever where.
The way SW has operated in the past, it is a limited franchise, stuck in a box, far too beholden to the past. Eventually if they don't open this up, directors won't want to play in this fantastic world. Favreau has me excited however. He's showing what the franchise can really do if allowed to breathe.That has been Di$ney's modus operendi for 40 years. (if not longer) It works to perfect with almost everything they do...but with Star Wars it is fading.
And this is where the calendar turns ugly for TRoS:
Day 11: $15+ million; Day 12: $14+ million; Cume (12 days): $391.5 mil
Rogue One
Day 11 (12/26) was $32.1 million; Day 12: $22.5 mil; Cume (12 days) $340.6 mil
The Last Jedi:
Day 11 (12/25) was $27.5 mil; Day 12 - $27.7 mil; Cume: $423.4 mil
Dailies are tracking about half of RO and TLJ now that we are comping mostly apples to apples. All 3 films were in the heart of the holiday season with everyone off work and school. The Cume is still 15% above RO and 8% below TLJ. Again that looks OK on the surface but the daily day to day numbers are now way off the pace for those two movies.
I don't expect the daily comps to get better for TRoS for a while. We are now coming up on post New Years for TRoS while RO and TLJ still have 5 days and 6 days of audience vacation on the calendar still ahead of them. TLJ showed a -26% hold in WE3 with a holiday to holiday comp. RO did a -20% hold in WE3 with similar calendar. That is likely to really show up this weekend which will be a non-holiday WE comp to a holiday WE. Under those circumstances a -50% hold would probably be a solid performance for TRoS.
The way SW has operated in the past, it is a limited franchise, stuck in a box, far too beholden to the past. Eventually if they don't open this up, directors won't want to play in this fantastic world. Favreau has me excited however. He's showing what the franchise can really do if allowed to breathe.
SW 1313?yes and the potential that we had in STAR WARS 1313 makes many gamers cry
Star Wars 1313 was the cancelled game that was like Star Wars meets Uncharted before the Disney buyout and Lucasarts got shuttered. To this day, I maintain that cancelling Lucasarts was a mistake.
That looked amazing when I first saw that, and I’m saddened it never came to fruition.Star Wars 1313 was the cancelled game that was like Star Wars meets Uncharted before the Disney buyout and Lucasarts got shuttered. To this day, I maintain that cancelling Lucasarts was a mistake.
There are and have many Star Wars projects that show what is possible when you let it breath like many say, when you arent afraid.
WB has a bit the same problem with the DC property where they are so afraid to take risks and all that.
They dont have enough faith in their brands and i dont get why.
Disney will surive easily, Star Wars will survive easily, hell they already made back the 4 billion they paid for it.
So i dont get the fear they have, stuff like star wars 1313 would have worked fantastic...look at the mandalorian for proof of that.
You dont need to lock Star Wars into a small box to work...expand it, be open to literally everything and take risks.
Let it freaking breath...there will never be something like the star wars universe with such an unlimited potential...let this potential run free.
Star Wars 1313 was the cancelled game that was like Star Wars meets Uncharted before the Disney buyout and Lucasarts got shuttered. To this day, I maintain that cancelling Lucasarts was a mistake.
Star Wars 1313 was the cancelled game that was like Star Wars meets Uncharted before the Disney buyout and Lucasarts got shuttered. To this day, I maintain that cancelling Lucasarts was a mistake.
The current worldwide gross is $774 million and change.How are the overseas numbers at the moment?