It's doing great in the Netherlands. Superhero films usually don't do great there. I think it's the highest grossing one of all time there.
With $650.7 million and counting, Black Panther is on track to become the third highest grossing movie ever in the U.S. and Canada. It accounted for 23% of all ticket sales in the first three months of the year, ending Saturday, according to comScore. That is the second-highest percentage ever behind only Titanic, which took 25% in the winter of 1998.
The success of Black Panther is more impressive, considering it opened Feb. 15. Titanic was in theaters for the entire January-March period 20 years ago.
Source: Wall Street Journal
https://twitter.com/BoxOffice/status/980883108831604738BLACK PANTHER
$11.48M Weekend (Actual)
2,988 Screens / $3,844 Avg.
Weekend 7 / -32.8% Change
$650.92M Total (North America)
If this isn't the most profitable superhero film of all time, what would be? The Avengers or Deadpool?
That estimated $460M profit can't really be compared like for like with those other profit numbers since it doesn't take any costs into account apart from Production and P&A. All those other profit figures you mentioned all take interests, overhead, off-the-tops, participations and residuals into account as well. Taking those into account brings profits down by $50-100M.I don't know the numbers for The Avengers, but I would guess it's up there and the Dark Knight has to be as well. Deadpool is the most profitable cbm in the last 3 years, some $322M in gravy. Age of Ultron was profitable to the tune of $382M or so. early estimates are saying Black Panther make around $460M in profit after it's home video run.
They estimated Black Panther's net global home entertainment revenue to be $125M. For Homecoming that was $88.5M($126.5M revenue minus 38M in costs), so they are already expecting it to do a lot better in that category.those estimates were supposed to include projected home video. but imo it's gonna make more. the estimates for the home video in the US are lower than actuals for Spider-Man Homecoming. call it a feeling, Black Panther is going to comfortably do more business than that movie.
In terms of profits in the MCU, it'll probably be 2nd only to The Avengers(DVD/Blu-Ray was bigger in 2012+it got significantly more box office revenue, which should be more than enough to outweigh the differences production budget&participations)
They estimated Black Panther's net global home entertainment revenue to be $125M. For Homecoming that was $88.5M($126.5M revenue minus 38M in costs), so they are already expecting it to do a lot better in that category.
No, but $125M(Black Panther's estimated net home entertainment revenue) is higher than $88.5M(Homecoming's estimated net home entertainment revenue).so.... $125M is higher than $126.5M? or are the expected costs just that much lower?
gotcha.No, but $125M(Black Panther's estimated net home entertainment revenue) is higher than $88.5M(Homecoming's estimated net home entertainment revenue).
Black Panther's $125M already includes home video costs while Homecoming's $126.5M does not. Home video costs for Homecoming were $38M according to deadline, and 126.5-38=88.5.
Pacific Rim Uprising was no competition. Fell hard from a small opening.
Frozen will also be down now (will be reported tomorrow). BP top 10 worldwide.
Sadly Infinity War is gonna knock it out. and maybe also the sequel. But still top 12 is pretty damn good.
I think so many have kinda forgotten about BP's record breaking success.
5 weekends at #1. You never see that happen anymore. That's like a 90's thing.