Thor: Ragnarok Box Office Prediction

What Will Be Thor: Ragnarok's Total Box Office Worldwide?

  • Over $1 Billion

  • $900 million to $1 Billion

  • $800 to $900 million

  • $700 to 800 million

  • $600 to 700 million

  • $500 to 600 million

  • $400 to 500 million

  • > (Less Than) $400 million

  • Over $1 Billion

  • $900 million to $1 Billion

  • $800 to $900 million

  • $700 to 800 million

  • $600 to 700 million

  • $500 to 600 million

  • $400 to 500 million

  • > (Less Than) $400 million


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What chance of getting over $300m domestic with these kinds of numbers. I expect the kegs to be decent. Hearing of a lot of repeat views for this.
 
‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Is The Box Office God Of Thunder With $46M Friday; $115M-$120M Opening – Late Night Update

Friday 3rd update, 11:10PM: When Marvel boss Kevin Feige announced the title for the third Thor back in October 2014, he said that Ragnarok meant “the end of all things”. When it comes to this weekend’s box office, Thor: Ragnarok isn’t the end of anything, rather the beginning of the holiday season for exhibitors. Let their share prices soar. According to latenight ticket sales right now, Thor: Ragnarok has clocked a $46M opening day (including $14.5M previews) and is flying toward an opening between $115M-$120M at 4,080 theaters, the 7th best opening in November, and the 9th title to open north of $100M for the month. No wonder why other studios are envious of Marvel: Typically we expect threequels to sag in their openings, but here’s Thor:Ragnarok pouncing on all box office statistics and blasting away its 2011 opening ($65.7M) and 2013 sequel Thor: The Dark World ($85.7M).

CinemaScore audiences gave Thor: Ragnarok an ‘A’ CinemaScore tonight, the 12th ‘A’ earned by a Marvel Cinematic Universe title, and the highest CinemaScore ever for a Thor movie. With each movie, the audience response has gotten better moving from a B+ with Thor to A- with Thor: Dark World to now.
 
After seeing this tonight, all I know is that it will have big time legs.

The re-watchability is going to be among the highest of any of the MCU movies, if not all of them.
 
#ThorRagnarok has one of the best starts for Hollywood films in India... Fri 7.73 cr Nett. GrossBOC: 9.91 cr. India biz.
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It is the 2nd highest opening for any Hollywood film in 2017 and 3X of the opening of Thor: The Dark World (2013). It is also the Biggest non-holiday Friday Collection this year for Hollywood movies and has beaten all other Friday releases by miles! The film is riding high on superb reviews and a fantastic word of mouth and is set to grow over the weekend!
 
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The result in India is definitely great but it's not really surprising. Marvel's fanbase is huge over here. Myntra, Amazon India, Pantaloons and many other premier apparel companies are flooded with Ragnarok related consumer products and they happen to be very popular as well.

Plus Ragnarok is exactly the kind of movie that does well here. It's becomes clearer when you see that the movie did 45% of it's net business on OD through dubbed version. So the locals loved the hell outta this movie and it bodes well for the rest of it's run. Very good result for Thor.
 
TR has been released everywhere by now with the last few big markets being the US, China, Russia, Mexico, Japan, India…

Relating to these specific markets.
- So we already now it's going to open big domestically. "110 - 120M" OW.
- China is also playing very well. Looking like over 50M OW.
- It had an incredible opening day in Mexico of $3M (3d biggest OD of the year and 29% more than Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 2).
- Also playing very well in India.

So the only ones that i haven't yet seen information about are Russia and Japan. Hopefully we can get some news soon how how it's performing over there. Any way the movie is performing strong pretty much everywhere.
 
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I also think that 41M for Friday is probably a conservative estimate.

Likely. And if it inches up just a few hundred thousand bucks, it will push the all-time MCU domestic box office over the $5 billion mark.

Great start.
 
Official opening day estimate:
https://***********/BORReport/status/926825521878507521

Could be close to Homecoming's OW. Still has a shot at $120M+ if Saturday increase from true Friday(46.82-14.5) is as big as it was for GotG2.
Nice. I knew that 41M looked like a conservative estimate. 46.8 is much more like it. :yay:

Hopefully it can perform strongly tomorrow as well and keep that momentum going until Sunday for an even bigger OW.
 
http://deadline.com/2017/11/thor-ragnarok-a-bad-moms-christmas-huge-box-office-weekend-1202200942/

Sat. AM Write-thru, 8:02 AM on Friday 3rd update, 11:10PM: When Marvel boss Kevin Feige announced the title for the third Thor back in October 2014, he said that Ragnarok meant “the end of all things”. When it comes to this weekend’s box office, Thor: Ragnarok isn’t the end of anything, rather the beginning of the holiday season for exhibitors. Let their share prices soar. According to latenight ticket sales right now, Thor: Ragnarok has clocked a $46.8M opening day (including $14.5M previews) and is flying toward an opening between $116.5M-$118M+ at 4,080 theaters, the 7th best opening in November, and the 9th title to open north of $100M for the month. No wonder why other studios are envious of Marvel: Typically we expect threequels to sag in their openings, but here’s Thor:Ragnarok pouncing on all box office statistics and blasting away its 2011 opening ($65.7M) and 2013 sequel Thor: The Dark World ($85.7M).
 
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Estimates: ‘thor: Ragnarok’ posts mighty $46.8m friday, eyes $120m weekend

saturday update: disney and marvel’s thor: Ragnarok bowed to a mighty $46.819 million on friday, including thursday night’s $14.5 million launch. By comparison, the opening day take comes in 44 percent ahead of last year’s doctor strange ($32.585 million) and 47 percent ahead of 2013’s thor: The dark world ($31.9 million), both of which also opened the first weekend of november. Initial word of mouth is quite strong with an 89 percent flixster score as of saturday morning, in line with guardians of the galaxy vol. 2 and just a few ticks behind spider-man: Homecoming (92 percent) and doctor strange (91 percent).

For the weekend, if ragnarok plays out similar to how strange and guardians 2 did in post-thursday business, opening weekend should ring up around the high-end of pre-release expectations with approximately $120 million, which would be good enough for the seventh best november debut of all-time ahead of harry potter and the goblet of fire ($102.7 million).

http://pro.boxoffice.com/weekend-estimates-thor-ragnarok-bad-moms-christmas/
 
After seeing this tonight, all I know is that it will have big time legs.

The re-watchability is going to be among the highest of any of the MCU movies, if not all of them.

Many have already rewatched it a number of times and a lot have at least watched it twice. I think it’s going to be more rewatchable than any MCU movies outside of maybe the big team-up films.
 
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The India market audience loves the Hulk. Loves. (No sauce sorry)
 
Many have already rewatched it a number of times and a lot have at least watched it twice. I think it’s going to be more rewatchable than any MCU movies outside of maybe the big team-up films.

It is amazingly re-watchable. I'm seeing t for the 2nd time in 3 hours.:woot:
 
It is amazingly re-watchable. I'm seeing t for the 2nd time in 3 hours.:woot:
It really is. And that's one of things why i love about this movie so much. It's so fun to watch and you want go back and revisit the world, the characters, the humor, the crazy action, the music... It's not like so many other comic book movies when you watch and then you feel like you don't really need to see that again. This movie has more to it and rewards a second/third viewing... :yay:
 
I'm taking the family to see Thor Ragnarok this afternoon. After the disappointing TDW I'm glad that they have figure it out and gave us a terrific Thor movie that is both a critical and commercial hit.
 
I'm taking the family to see Thor Ragnarok this afternoon. After the disappointing TDW I'm glad that they have figure it out and gave us a terrific Thor movie that is both a critical and commercial hit.
Nice. Hope you guys have a great time. I think the hole family can find something to enjoy about the movie for sure.
 
Many have already rewatched it a number of times and a lot have at least watched it twice. I think it’s going to be more rewatchable than any MCU movies outside of maybe the big team-up films.

Exactly.

I'm sitting here trying to decide whether I'm going again this afternoon or tomorrow. The movie plays like one of those fun late 80's, early 90's movie you have on at home even when you're not fully paying attention. Just so much fun.
 
It really is. And that's one of things why i love about this movie so much. It's so fun to watch and you want go back and revisit the world, the characters, the humor, the crazy action, the music... It's not like so many other comic book movies when you watch and then you feel like you don't really need to see that again. This movie has more to it and rewards a second/third viewing... :yay:

And don't forget you go to hear your favorite memorable lines, which there are a TON of in this.
 
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