The Amazing Spider-Man 2 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Box Office Prediction Thread

[theinfernoman]

Avengers was in 3D.

 

[Spiderdevil]

Avengers was bigger than any Spider-man movie.

Even without 3D or inflation.

I disagree

Spider-man 1 was as big,if not bigger

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

Avengers was in 3D.

I know.

I'm saying even without 3D and inflation it would've beat SM1's 821 m.

 

[JOE]

What are Spider-Man 1, 2 and 3's numbers adjusted with 3D ticket pricing and inflation? Does anyone actually know?

 

[Moridin]

$750m-$800 is my prediction for TASM2.

What are Spider-Man 1, 2 and 3's numbers adjusted with 3D ticket pricing and inflation? Does anyone actually know?

Not sure & correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it's:
SM1 - US $602m / WW $1.2bn

SM2 - US $530m / WW $1.1bn

SM3 - US $435m / WW $1.1bn

 

[Yohz]

I predict that the overall gross will depend on the reception of the first film and whether or not the general audience is hyped enough for this sequel. Maybe for comic-book fans, the new suit or new cast will provide some positive feedback as more hope that this sequel might just live up to the hype. I cannot say for sure though, because the first film wasn't exactly critically acclaimed, but earned positive reviews since this is a rebooted series. I'm just going to quit my rambling and state my box office predictions below.

Opening Weekend: 95M
Domestic: 300M
International: 550M
Worldwide: 850M

Of course the critical reviews of this film will sure to factor in to whether or not the general audience will actually see the movie. Hopefully this sequel will be great, but we can only wait until the first official trailer is released.

 

[Picard Sisko]

What are Spider-Man 1, 2 and 3's numbers adjusted with 3D ticket pricing and inflation? Does anyone actually know?

This is how much they made with adjusted inflation, but not with today's 3D ticket pricing:

Spider-Man (2002): $1,039,971,283
Spider-Man 2 (2004): $942,357,397
Spider-Man 3 (2007): $983,120,254

The Avengers made $1,511,757,910 with 3D ticket pricing, though I think the majority of people choose to see the movie in 2D anyway. This is just a big guess, but without 3D tickets, maybe the Avengers would have grossed around a billion worldwide?

 

[Picard Sisko]

I predict that the overall gross will depend on the reception of the first film and whether or not the general audience is hyped enough for this sequel. Maybe for comic-book fans, the new suit or new cast will provide some positive feedback as more hope that this sequel might just live up to the hype. I cannot say for sure though, because the first film wasn't exactly critically acclaimed, but earned positive reviews since this is a rebooted series. I'm just going to quit my rambling and state my box office predictions below.

Opening Weekend: 95M
Domestic: 300M
International: 550M
Worldwide: 850M

Of course the critical reviews of this film will sure to factor in to whether or not the general audience will actually see the movie. Hopefully this sequel will be great, but we can only wait until the first official trailer is released.

I think its safe to assume that the movie will earn at least $750 million worldwide, unless it was going to make less than its predecessor.

$850 million sounds realistic and its more than enough to warrant a sequel. I'd give a range of $800-900 million as I've always said.

 

[JOE]

Avengers was bigger than any Spider-man movie.

Even without 3D or inflation.

Avengers had 4X the superheroes, and 5 years of anticipation. It's not a fair comparison. Compare TA to a JLA movie if it ever happens, that's the only level playing field.

 

[JOE]

Those inflation numbers are why Raimi's Spider-Man was and still is the biggest superhero trilogy of all time.

 

[Picard Sisko]

The Avengers wouldn't have earned a billion and a half dollars if it weren't for the build up over 5 years.

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

Avengers had 4X the superheroes, and 5 years of anticipation. It's not a fair comparison. Compare TA to a JLA movie if it ever happens, that's the only level playing field.

The first Spider-man movie had decades of built up anticipation, not just 5 years.

Spider-man has been a huge pop culture icon since before Nixon was president. The first movie had to be one of the most anticipated movies of all time.

 

[JOE]

I don't buy the "decades" of build up against the Avengers 5 years of build up. The 5 years waiting were confirmed.

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

Name some characters who have remained as popular as Spider-man that didn't have a highly anticipated theatrical debut?

 

[JOE]

Superman, Batman?

 

[MrMaooz]

850 million.

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

Superman, Batman?

Adjusted for inflation those movies were huge.

Both made around 500 million domestic.

 

[SamualDude]

Something is telling me that the movie will make about $900 Million Worldwide.

 

[eLPAtitoyUPI]

By the way, do we have any idea of the possible budget of TASM 2?

 

[Picard Sisko]

The first Spider-man movie had decades of built up anticipation, not just 5 years.

The movie was 20 years in the making, but it didn't have 20 years of anticipation. A lot of fans wanted to see it happen, but overall the real hype (especially from the GA) didn't start until the trailers were being shown for the first time.

 

[JOE]

This^.

It's not hype unless there's something to be hyped about. It's like people waiting for a Flash movie. People want it, and it'll probably happen one day. But the hype isn't going on right now, it won't start until there's an announcement.

 

[Picard Sisko]

This^.

It's not hype unless there's something to be hyped about. It's like people waiting for a Flash movie. People want it, and it'll probably happen one day. But the hype isn't going on right now, it won't start until there's an announcement.

THIS. Also keep in mind, back then the internet wasn't as big as it was today. People weren't going online to read about the development of the Spider-Man movie. Most people didn't know about the Cameron scriptment and all the legal issues going on with the film rights. When the first trailer hit, maybe around a years before the release, that's when the hype started.

 

[Spiderdevil]

By the way, do we have any idea of the possible budget of TASM 2?

I think around 250M

 

[Spiderdevil]

Those inflation numbers are why Raimi's Spider-Man was and still is the biggest superhero trilogy of all time.

This

 

[Spiderdevil]

The Avengers wouldn't have earned a billion and a half dollars if it weren't for the build up over 5 years.

I think SM1 was more profitable that TA

It was made for less the 3/5th the budget.It made 820M at the box-office,some 450M from DVD and VHS sales,60M from TV rights,110M merchandise sales plus it had a successful Video Game tie-in

Add them all up and add the inflation factor and that's ****loads of money