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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If only this had gotten a summer slot.

Personally, I think a November release works well for this movie. The summer is too competitive and it would have been lost in the crowd. Right now we need a great movie and Thor Ragnarok seems to fill the void for people who are hungry for some excitement at the movie theatre.
 
Personally, I think a November release works well for this movie. The summer is too competitive and it would have been lost in the crowd. Right now we need a great movie and Thor Ragnarok seems to fill the void for people who are hungry for some excitement at the movie theatre.

Ya, but in the summer more people have time off (especially the kids) so the opportunity for stronger legs is even higher.
 
Ya, but in the summer more people have time off (especially the kids) so the opportunity for stronger legs is even higher.

But during the summer, the chances of having another blockbuster movie opens just a week after your release is pretty high as well, and they will cannibalize each other's audience. It's a double-edged sword.
 
If only this had gotten a summer slot.

If it did we might not have gotten Waititi, he didn't sign on until October 2015. Marvel would have needed a director in July 2015.

Same for Coogler on Black Panther, I think. Maybe Capt Marvel too, for that matter.

Marvel doing the deal with Sony for Spider-Man, might have pushed these other films back but it might have been benificial for them in the end.
 
Rth on BoxOfficeTheory was reporting something like a $47-49m actual for Thor: Ragnarok's Friday.

I can't find it, though.
 
Rth on BoxOfficeTheory was reporting something like a $47-49m actual for Thor: Ragnarok's Friday.

I can't find it, though.
Actuals are exact numbers. That was not an actual. It was an early estimate. We won't get the actual until Monday.

And since he gave his estimate hours before the official estimate came in, the official estimate should be the more accurate one.
 
I hope this movie has some great legs, I can see it taking a few hits in the future from competition.

This turned out to be a very good year for Marvel Studios, and actually superhero movies in general. :up:
 
Actuals are exact numbers. That was not an actual. It was an early estimate. We won't get the actual until Monday.

And since he gave his estimate hours before the official estimate came in, the official estimate should be the more accurate one.

Ah, darn it.

$47-49m would have made $130m more attainable.
 
this movie will make what all the non-avengers(cap3 IM3 mostly avengers)

between 750 and 900 million dollars. Just the way it is
 
this movie will make what all the non-avengers(cap3 IM3 mostly avengers)

between 750 and 900 million dollars. Just the way it is
Yeah, and that's obviously extremely good for a Thor movie.

And what do you mean by "this movie will make what all the non-avengers"? Do you mean it'll make what all other non team-up MCU movies made? Because that's obviously not true, since there's more MCU movies that made under $750M than ones that made over $750M.
 
Ya, but in the summer more people have time off (especially the kids) so the opportunity for stronger legs is even higher.

The thing is you can be competing with numerous other blockbusters during the latter part of your run in summer. The leggiest films seem to open outside of the first couple of months of the summer season usually (which is where the biggest openers come in).
 
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.

Yep. I am for sure seeing it a 3rd time on either Monday or Tuesday. It's got repeat value exactly in the way you describe for me, like many 80s/90s films.
 
I think this movie will have good legs. Atleast better than TDW. I'm thinking we will get over 300 domestic here. Atleast I really hope so.
 
I think this movie will have good legs. Atleast better than TDW. I'm thinking we will get over 300 domestic here. Atleast I really hope so.
It's easily going to beat TDW. It's got far better reviews and word of mouth.
 
It's going to beat TDW in every way possible. Opening, legs, overseas, RT and GA and fan popularity.
 
Forbes

'Thor: Ragnarok' Wows India With 32 Cr./$4.9M Weekend, Hollywood's 2nd Best Debut There This Year

In the first two days of its opening weekend in India, Thor: Ragnarok has left Transformers: The Last Knight in its dust, grossing 21.9 crore rupees on Friday and Saturday to trounce the Transformers sequel’s 18 crore 3-day opening, thus claiming the honor of second-best Hollywood movie debut in India this year.

Adding a projected 10 crore/$1.5 million Sunday gross for the Chris Hemsworth-starring Marvel picture takes it to 32 crore/$4.9 million for the weekend. That’s the best start yet by any of the MCU’s Thor movies in India. In fact, it’s more than both of the previous Thor films earned combined in their entire India theatrical runs.

In addition to toppling Transformers 5, Thor: Ragnarok also out-earned the 2017 debuts of such other Hollywood tent-poles as The Mummy, Dunkirk, Wonder Woman, War for the Planet of the Apes, and Kingsman: The Golden Circle. Only Spider-Man: Homecoming had a better opening weekend, with 41.7 crore

Ragnarok’s debut tally has tripled the $1.6 million earned by Thor: The Dark World in the opening frame of its November, 2013 release. The latter film went on to earn a lifetime total of $3.6 million in India, a 2.25 multiple.

If the new film can also generate at least the same 2.25 opening weekend multiple it could actually finish with a bigger box office total than Spider-Man: Homecoming’s 72.25 crore/$11.1 million final India result, which would make it the year's biggest Hollywood release. That would be a stunning accomplishment, since Spider-Man has consistently proven to be India’s favorite movie superhero across the franchise’s six releases.

As in most of the rest of the world, Thor: Ragnarok has been earning high praise from India's critics and strong word of mouth among filmgoers for the decidedly more humorous tone than was present in the franchise's first two films.

It has been comedies that have revived what was up until recently a moribund box office season in India. While dramas and action films have faltered, the Rohit Shetty-directed comedy Golmaal Again and David Dhawan's romp Judwaa 2 have been two of the market's highest-grossing movies this year.
 
deadline.com said:
Sunday AM, 7:30AM: In an early morning read, Disney/Marvel’s Thor Ragnarok is even bigger than we thought, eclipsing the top of its industry tracking range with $120.8M-$122M. Disney will be reporting their official Sunday AM numbers soon. Ragnarok‘s Saturday at $44.4M was only off 5% off from its $46.8M opening, but remember that figure includes $14.5M previews. Backing out previews (which would be a $32.3M Friday), Saturday is really up +37%.

As we mentioned previously, Ragnaork‘s weekend is exceptional for a threequel because it’s the highest in the Thor series, much like Captain America: Civil War and Iron Man 3 were in their respective franchises.
http://deadline.com/2017/11/thor-ragnarok-a-bad-moms-christmas-huge-box-office-weekend-1202200942/

Official studio estimates should be out soon.
 
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