Perry9
Bow ties are cool
- Joined
- Feb 24, 2014
- Messages
- 2,269
- Reaction score
- 1
- Points
- 58
I thought it was doing well OS and especially in Asia?
Yeah, it did break some records.
I thought it was doing well OS and especially in Asia?
The problem really lies with the fact that they spent way too much money on the marketing, so sony made it difficult for itself to really profit.It's doing well, but not like they would hope.
The problem really lies with the fact that they spent way too much money on the marketing, so sony made it difficult for itself to really profit.
The problem really lies with the fact that they spent way too much money on the marketing, so sony made it difficult for itself to really profit.
Yes. Each film makes less and less money it seems, and if the trend continues, then sony really screwed themselves over.For this specific film, yes. A Captain America-esque budget would end all talk about the profitability of TASM2.
They still have the problem of declining returns for each successive film in the franchise, especially domestically. That's a trend they need to reverse, no matter the actual profit of this particular film.
But it would be far less scary for Sony if this film was cheaper, for sure.
The problem really lies with the fact that they spent way too much money on the marketing, so sony made it difficult for itself to really profit.
Yes. Each film makes less and less money it seems, and if the trend continues, then sony really screwed themselves over.
Well if it goes to MS, there won't be SHIELD involved.....
How long has this been the case?Actually, both 616 and Ultimate versions have Peter's parents tied to SHIELD (616 they were field agents, Ultimates they were scientists). Let's say they do not have SHIELD rebuild, it wouldn't matter as the SHIELD ties would have happened in the past when it was still functional.
How long has this been the case?
Yeah, I didn't remember them working for SHIELD in 616 but then again I have never been a regular Spidey reader.Thinking about it, I better take a step back, they were agents in 616 since annual 5 back in 1968 but thinking back, it may have been an undefined agency except you know they were part of the US government. (Possibly CIA?) it's been 35+ years since I read the issue and I only read it once. I have access to a copy of the story though thanks to a new Omnibus and will check it out again.
For the Ultimates, it was definay SHIELD and I would argue they planned his parents to be SHIELD from the start, but that was revealed for sure during a mini series which had the. Working for Fury.
Yeah, I didn't remember them working for SHIELD in 616 but then again I have never been a regular Spidey reader.
Yes. Each film makes less and less money it seems, and if the trend continues, then sony really screwed themselves over.
Yeah, I didn't remember them working for SHIELD in 616 but then again I have never been a regular Spidey reader.
Any numbers for today? It's Wednesday so I'm only expecting so much.
At least overseas figures should be resilient but I can see domestic continuing to fall off with each film. It's a problem that they have to keep making films every few years forever just to keep the rights. No other solo character is in this position without room to breathe if the makers feel it necessary.In a way, the large budget should help that. It makes it much harder for Sony to pretend that everything is A-OK. It would be much easier to turn things around when the franchise is making $700-800 million per film than $400-500 million per film, which it might be if they keep the present course for another 2 or 3 films.
This might be enough to wake Sony up.
Not yet. I got a great jump Tuesday and should get another bump up today. Thursday is the low/slow day for films.