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Do you mind explaining your logic of not allowing box office links in a thread specifically dedicated to the box office? Or maybe it is best for you to just stop participating in this thread if you don’t want to talk about box office in a box office discussion.
Can't even see THE NEW MUTANTS, which took a hundred years to come out.
https://www.nu.nl/film/6074284/tenet-breekt-record-beste-openingsweekend-in-bioscoop-ondanks-corona.amp
Give hope for NTTD, i should remember Skyfall did almoost 25 million in total and Spectre 22 million. Dollars numbers. Whyle those numbers of Tenet also a bit strange with in mind that less people aloud to have a chair and not every cinema have room for maximum of 137 x 100 chairs. Ticket price i expect be € 14,00 / € 14,50, but with 149.000 the price is closer to € 11,00.
In one or two weaks i think we should expect boxofficemojo numbers and it already be positieve that Trolls 2 even did more money in four weaks then Scooby already did.
Domestic opening weekend projected to be just under $25 mllion.
Tenet actually overperformed over expectations with a 53 million worldwide debut.It was projected at 40 million.
Sorry,i know you dont like positive news and only insist on being negative.
I really think you shouldn't comment on this thread anymore since you either 1. get angry that people talk about box office in a box office thread, or 2. you throw numbers around that are meaningless to the current discussion.
Hence, I ask: why are you mentioning the international debut when we are now talking about the Chinese and US opening weekends?
If Tenet was going to overperform in China like it did internationally, the projections would be raised, not lowered once Friday numbers were available.
This is ironic considering the one causing a negative atmosphere is you with posts like this. Stop being a child. Go enjoy the trailer.
As far as I am concerned, you are no longer welcome in this thread as you add nothing to the discussion apart from personal attacks. And you are becoming extremely tedious. I sincerely hope you never respond to any of my posts again as I am tired of your lies.
Please PM me if you wish to make any further points.
Very interesting.
I said above that Tenet passed it's first test last weekend with flying colours. However, it looks to be faltering this weekend. China was really pegged as its saviour, however, latest tracking has Tenet pulling in $55m across it's entire gross in the middle kingdom. That's pretty dismal.
So attention moves back to Europe and the USA. The latter is only operating 70% of cinemas, with major hubs in NY and CA out of action. Tenet would be be lucky to clear $25-30m.
I think if Tenet can clear $200m this weekend overall, then it's release strategy has been a success. Unquestionably. If not, then we may really be playing a very long game here. Which is no bad thing. The odds are that Tenet, Wonder Woman, Black Widow and Bond will be the only films at cinemas this year (and maybe into February next). In that sense, people may not rush out now to see them now, but they will catch them eventually.
The other two big problems Tenet has are (1) It's not a franchise and has no proven stars; and (2) it isn't very good and word-of -mouth is negative/mixed.
I think the real saviours of the box office are destined to be Bond (internationally) and Wonder Woman (domestic). Once the latter comes out, we'll get a real impression of how things look.
But the latest marketing suggests Eon really are intent on keeping that November date. If Black Widow moves (which may happen as Marvel most likely will shift Black Panther 2 in the wake of Chadwick Boseman's tragic death and Eternals hasn't even started its marketing), then Bond owns November and theatres through to Xmas and into 2021.
Tenet currently stands at $68.8 million internationally ($53 million from its opening weekend).
Yeah, that would be mine too.
Me three, I work at one!
Me four, and honestly I'd be very annoyed if that happened because our government decided to re-open country borders after we all stayed home for three months.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/uk-coronavirus-hospital-death-toll-133740264.html
Absolutely. I wouldn't be terribly shocked if Universal decided to move it to Jurassic World: Dominion's June 11 slot next year.
Right now we just have to wait and see because release dates and production on new films will be in a state of flux for at least the next 6 months.
I paid $20 to rent Scoob for my kids, I would seriously pay $100 if they released it online.
Deaths aren't. Cases are increasing due to more testing (and are still nowhere near the number of cases in Spain and France), and there's some speculation that a number of those cases are actually picking up dead virus from old infections and therefore those cases are not infectious. My guess is that NTTD is 100% coming out in November.
To say that many of the most vulnerable people are now dead is frankly ridiculous.
The film should cross $120 million world-wide by tomorrow.
Tenet US opening weekend: between $9,750,000 to $10,500,000.
Tenet second international weekend: $52,000,000.
Tenet current word-wide total: approximately $150,000,000.
UPDATE: Warner Bros. has finally released the official numbers: Tenet has grossed an estimated $20.2M through Labor Day weekend domestically (including all preview & Canadian grosses).
That is a 4 day domestic opening weekend of $20,2 million, instead of the normal 3 days. If you remove the Canadian box office results, Tenet has barely grossed $10 million at the US box office this weekend. It was projected to open at $25 million.
Oh no! daltoncraig doesnt like me and im not welcome in HIS thread ! How will i ever sleep at night.Dont worry by all means continue posting links to articles no one bothers to read!
By the way,i love the way Pierce2daniel claims Tenet '' isnt very good '' like its a fact,not a statement of opinion.
I think WB and the other major studios know they are not going to be making big profits ( if any profit ) from any of these big blockbusters.Its all now a case of getting the films out and making as much box office dollars as they can to get SOME return on their investments.Billion dollar movies are a thing of the past now.At least for the next few years in my opinion.
I wonder how strong the impact will be on films' budgets. Whether it's a Marvel CGI fest or a practical effects-driven blockbuster like Bond, M:I or Tenet, tent pole films go usually north of $200 million in production costs. Some (e.g. M:I-7 are already filming with an approved gargantuan budget. Surely, they're relying on a full return-to-normal cinema capacity come 2021-22?