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  • MakeshiftPythonMakeshiftPython “Baja?!”
    Posts: 8,233
    Bump to update with SKYFALL, which came just a hair under CR. I think it’s safe to say that it’s still a popular Bond title after a decade.

    Casino Royale - £21,441
    Skyfall - £20,361
    GoldenEye - £16,800
    Goldfinger- £13,960
    The Spy Who Loved Me - £12,844
    On Her Majesty’s Secret Service - £11,114
    Live and Let Die - £10,767
    The Living Daylights - £10,707
    Licence to Kill - £9,667
    Quantum of Solace - £9,404
    From Russia with Love - £8,806
    Moonraker- £8,494
    Dr. No - £8,349
    A View to a Kill - £8,065
    You Only Live Twice - £8,030
    The Man with the Golden Gun - £8,001
    Thunderball - £7,907
    Tomorrow Never Dies - £7,825
    For Your Eyes Only - £7,631
    The World is Not Enough - £6,933
    Diamonds Are Forever - £6,638
    Octopussy - £6,449
    Die Another Day - £6,225
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    edited May 29 Posts: 8,456
    Youtube is reporting the budget of Ridley Scott's gladiator 2 has hit 310 million. With the boxoffice being the way it is, are we looking at yet another major financial flop, or could we see a Top Gun: Maverick style belated success story to top off a fantastic career?
  • M_BaljeM_Balje Amsterdam, Netherlands
    edited June 1 Posts: 4,538
    Dutch Boxoffice 2024 movies:

    Dune: Part Two $11,216,356 (12 Weaks)
    Anyone But You (2023) $5,599,164 (15 Weaks)
    Kunt Fu Panda 4 $5,322,917 (10 Weaks)
    Bob Marley: One Love $3,481,603 (9 Weaks)
    Poor Things $3,079,468 (16 Weaks)
    Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes $3,012,345 (3 weaks)
    Coppers $2,462,266 (7 Weaks)
    The Fall Guy $2,387,228 (5 Weaks)
    Back To Black $2,052,100 (5 Weaks)
    The Garfield Movie $1,642,629 (3 Weaks)
    Civil War $1,514,393 (6 Weaks)
    Arthur the King $391,585 (4 Weaks)

    Weaks are how much weaks there need to make that money. Those 12 stay one weak or more on number 1. The other 3 weaks are for 2023 movie's Wonka and Migration. Anyone But You is also 2023 movie but with Dutch release date in 2024.

    Include other movies released in 2024:

    Dune: Part Two $11,216,356 (12 Weaks)
    Bon Bini: Bangkok Nights (Dutch Movie) $6,522,908 (13 Weaks)
    Anyone But You (2023) $5,599,164 (15 Weaks)
    Kunt Fu Panda 4 $5,322,917 (10 Weaks)
    Bob Marley: One Love $3,481,603 (9 Weaks)
    Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire $3,251,970 (8 Weaks)
    Poor Things $3,079,468 (16 Weaks)
    Verliefd op Bali (Dutch Movie) $3,069,304 (10 Weaks)
    Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes $3,012,345 (3 weaks)
    The Beekeeper $2,933,173 (13 Weaks)
    Coppers (Dutch Movie) $2,462,266 (7 Weaks)
    The Fall Guy $2,387,228 (5 Weaks)
    Back To Black $2,052,100 (5 Weaks)
    The Garfield Movie $1,642,629 (3 Weaks)
    Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire $1,533,544 (7 Weaks)
    Madame Web $1,315,884 (5 Weaks)
    Civil War $1,514,393 (6 Weaks)
    Land of Bad $538,671 (4 Weaks)
    Monkey Man $526,629 (8 Weaks)
    Arthur the King $391,585 (4 Weaks)
  • rock223rock223 Isenburg
    edited June 1 Posts: 13
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    Youtube is reporting the budget of Ridley Scott's gladiator 2 has hit 310 million. With the boxoffice being the way it is, are we looking at yet another major financial flop, or could we see a Top Gun: Maverick style belated success story to top off a fantastic career?

    That's a tremendous budget for Fighter 2! With the current capriciousness of the box office, it's unquestionably a hazardous move. In any case, Ridley Scott may be a amazing chief, and in case the film conveys in terms of story, visuals, and exhibitions, it seem reverberate well with gatherings of people. Best Weapon:
    Nonconformist appeared that there's a market for well-made spin-offs, indeed a long time after the initial. On the off chance that Fighter 2 can capture that same enchantment and sentimentality whereas pulling in unused watchers, it might fair drag off a shocking victory. Fingers crossed for another epic from Scott!
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    edited June 8 Posts: 8,456
    Bad boys 4 headed for huge 52 million opening weekend. Is this the first sign that the boxoffice is beginning to turn around with deadpool and Gladiator 2 still to come?
  • Escalus5Escalus5
    Posts: 628
    I don't see GLADIATOR II being much of a success without Russell Crowe. That sequel script (by Nick Cave) focusing on Maximus in the afterlife, as insane as it was, had stronger commercial potential.
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    Posts: 8,456
    Escalus5 wrote: »
    I don't see GLADIATOR II being much of a success without Russell Crowe. That sequel script (by Nick Cave) focusing on Maximus in the afterlife, as insane as it was, had stronger commercial potential.

    Are you forgetting about Paul Mescal? He's arguably more popular with the tiktok generation than Russell crowe.
  • 007HallY007HallY
    Posts: 4,310
    I think it’s rare that the lead actor can push a film without that financial potential into that realm. Look at Fall Guy’s underperformance recently - a big reason people thought it would be a bigger hit is because of Gosling coming straight off of Barbie/his star recognition. Plenty of stars are in commercial failures too whether the film is good or not.

    It’s hard to say with Gladiator 2. I’m not sure if there’s much nostalgia for the first film in the same way there was with Top Gun (and I suppose a big part of that is because of that Gen Z/young Millennial fascination with 80s movie culture etc). At the same time it could well be a cool film and do better than expected after some word of mouth.
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