DarthSkywalker
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I don't think you read the post:Did she say all 150M+ movies are off by 30-40M? I skimmed through the pages. She said she mentioned Logan, SS, Deadpool, JW etc.
My point would be MOS tracked at 100M by variety (or others) late and scored 116-128M, SS was at 98M before making 133M with crap reviews, Deadpool was at 55M and made 130M+, BvS was at 120-140 and it got 166M with poor reviews, JW had under 100M and made 200M.
So it's possible for WW to grow from early track of 65M (boxoffice.com at 83M) and grow quite a bit from there. The examples I used included 3 DCEU movies, WW's the 4th DCEU film.
We can't control projections. I've seen the early projections they are always wrong with the final numbers come out. They are almost always 30-40 million off with these big films.
What we can control is how many tickets we buy and encourage others to buy. I'd focus on that.
I stated movies making over 150m are hard to track and project. Tracking is difficult for these movies because it is hard to come up with how much of a difference walk up business is going to be. The Avengers is a great example of this, because the pre-sales were really strong, but the walk up business was crazy.
The Force Awakens has everything ranging from 220m to 285m.
I also stated the number will probably go up for WW.
This is also a good time to say that tracking and projections are two different things. Tracking is more or less straight math, projections is estimates based on multiple things, including tracking.