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Skyfall: Billion Dollar Bond

JWESTBROOKJWESTBROOK
edited June 2013 in Skyfall Posts: 5,745
October 28: +$77.7 Million
October 29: +$80.6 Million
November 4: +$287 Million ( $206.4 Mil in under a week! )
November 11: +$518.6 Million ( $231.6 Mil in a week! )
November 18: +$669.2 Million ( $150.6 Mil in a week! )
November 25: +$790.1 Million ( $120.9 Mil in a week! )
November 30: +$800.3 Million
December 2: +$869 Million ( $78.9 Mil in a week! )
December 9: +$918.2 Million ( $49.2 Mil in a week. ) **Highest Grossing Sony Film Ever**
December 16: +$951 Million ( $32.8 Mil in a week. )
December 23: +$974.2 Million ( $23.2 Mil in a week. )
December 30: +$1,000.2 Million! ( $25.8 Mil in a week. )
January 6: + $1,023.3 Million ( $21.3 Mil in a week. )
January 13: + $1, 032.9 Million ( $9.3 Mil in a week. )
January 20: + $1, 034.4 Million ( $1.5 Mil in a week. )
January 21: Skyfall opens in China.
January 27: + $1, 078.5 Million ( $44.1 Mil in a week! )
February 3: + $1, 093.5 Million ( $15 Mil in a week. )
February 10: + $1, 100.8 Million ( $12.8 Mil in a week. )
February 17: + $1, 108.1 Million ( $7.3 Mil in a week. )
February 24: + $1, 108.3 Million ( $0.2 Mil in a week. )
March 10th: + $1,108,348,855
April 10th: + $1,108,561,013

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Comments

  • karatemanchan37karatemanchan37
    Posts: 584
    They are two different demographics. Teenage girls will watch Twilight, while men and boys will watch Skyfall. Will it get topped as a No. 1? Probably. But it won't lose that much money.
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
    Posts: 28,694
    I think Skyfall can do it. It's the big 50, the hype is huge, and after such a long wait people NEED Bond. It will gross big, maybe the biggest ever in the franchise, and at the end of the day it will be the overall better film than a hormone, vampire, and werewolf filled crapfest.
  • JamesPageJamesPage Administrator, Moderator, Director
    Posts: 1,380
    I think there may be a fair bit of business for guys peeling off to watch SF whilst their girls go to watch vampires.

    Titanic opened aganist TND and Bond did fine.
  • timmertimmer
    Posts: 4,622
    Twilight is no threat. Different audience. Bond should do boffo opening weekend box-office. SF should be the no-brainer weekend date flick.
  • KerimKerim Istanbul Not Constantinople
    edited April 2012 Posts: 2,629
    I wouldn't be too worried about this. SF is going to get its biggest chunk of revenue in its first week.
  • GermanladyGermanlady
    Posts: 6,601
    70 Mill again? QOS was very frontloaded, as expectations after CR were huge. Now after QOS - what will it be, you guys thing?
  • SJK91SJK91
    edited April 2012 Posts: 1,310
    Overall, I believe Twilight will beat Skyfall in both opening weekend figures and total domestic figures...quite easily I might add. Just look at those astonishing opening weekends for Breaking Dawn and New Moon. (Christ, New Moon's opening weekend made nearly as much as QOS did in it's entire domestic theatrical run)

    http://www.boxofficemojo.com/search/?q=twilight

    Every Twilight has easily beaten the highest grossing Bond film domestically (QOS), so I don't think this occasion will be any different. As far as total (domestic and international) grosses go, the competition will be a little closer...but ultimately (and unfortunately) I think Twilight will edge Skyfall out. Breaking Dawn Part 1 was able to rake up $700 million dollars total...the closest any James Bond film has ever come to that is CR's $594 million. The want for Part 2 will be pretty immense, and I wouldn't be surprised if Part 2 broke the $800 million mark. As history would put it, Twilight will win.

    -HOWEVER-

    Skyfall will do just fine overall. I think it'll scoop roughly $180 million to $190 million domestically and around $650-675 million worldwide. I think it will be a very profitable film, and the most successful Bond film to date (monetarily). Funnily enough, the more recent Bond films (DAD, CR, QOS) have not done SPECTACULARLY domestically. Quantum of Solace didn't even make it's mammoth $200 million dollar budget back in the States. And CR and DAD made just $20 million over their respected budgets (give or take). It is the international audience that has kept Bond going, no doubt.
  • GermanladyGermanlady
    Posts: 6,601
    I feel, with Hunger Games probably taking over the TL fans, its gonna be the least succssful over the series. People are starting to get a bit tires of the vampires IMNO. We'll see - its still gonna be big, but not huge...
  • DoubleOhhSevenDoubleOhhSeven
    edited April 2012 Posts: 1,778
    Traditionally long gaps have always meant big bucks for the Bond series. CR, GE, and TSWLM all had longer than usual gaps between releases and all did very well. Whenever Bond is away for an extended period of time the series comes back in a big way.
  • VolanteVolante
    Posts: 774
    Bond and Twilight don't exactly have the same market. Won't be competing for fans.
  • commandbond007commandbond007
    Posts: 660
    Viewers are too complete different groups.......Skyfall might not be number 1 but it will be more like by reviewers...not everything is about money
  • largo2largo2
    Posts: 469
    one way of looking at it is you take your other half for a romantic meal say you are going to the cinema. Buy 2 tickets one for her and one for you. You go to watch Skyfall and she can watch the chick flick. You both come out of the cinema happy bunnies. :x
  • BAIN123BAIN123
    Posts: 11,189
    SF will do well for two reasons:

    1. The long gap. People will be pleased to welcome Bond back after the 4 year wait.
    2. Most of the public like Daniel Craig.
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    Posts: 11,139
    Yes, especially the ladies. I can assure you parts of the pool scene will feature during the trailers to reel in women of all ages. Bond will make money no doubt about it. SF's main priority is to be an excellent film and everyone involved is saying that's exactly what it will be; even going as far as to say it'll be better than CR.
  • BAIN123BAIN123
    Posts: 11,189
    Another thing. What is it with DC walking round topless in his Bond movies a lot? It's like they know that will attract the ladies and annoy us men.
  • identigraphidentigraph
    Posts: 1,052
    I'm sure it will do over $600 million around the world, unless it get's poor reviews which might knock it down a bit!
  • BAIN123BAIN123
    edited April 2012 Posts: 11,189
    Poor reviews won't stop it from doing well. The Transformers films, Pirates of the Carabiean 2 and 3 did well.

    Even QoS, which got very mixed reviews overall did extremely well.
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    Posts: 11,139
    BAIN123 wrote:
    Another thing. What is it with DC walking round topless in his Bond movies a lot? It's like they know that will attract the ladies and annoy us men.

    It annoys you?? If anything it encouraged me to get in shape and get cut rather quickly and now I'm all the better for it. Besides, Craig's not topless for long. Connery went topless in every Bond film apart from GF I think and he was topless a lot longer than Craig has been.
  • SaintMarkSaintMark
    edited April 2012 Posts: 7,653
    JamesPage wrote:
    Titanic opened aganist TND and Bond did fine.

    Indeed and Titanic did well..... Titanic in the BO.

    If Bond23 offers quality the customers will come no matter of the competition.
  • 007RogerMoore007RogerMoore
    edited April 2012 Posts: 1,082
    doubleoego wrote:
    BAIN123 wrote:
    Another thing. What is it with DC walking round topless in his Bond movies a lot? It's like they know that will attract the ladies and annoy us men.

    It annoys you?? If anything it encouraged me to get in shape and get cut rather quickly and now I'm all the better for it. Besides, Craig's not topless for long. Connery went topless in every Bond film apart from GF I think and he was topless a lot longer than Craig has been.

    Connery was topless a couple of times in Miami in GF too.

    SF is gonna be amazing and will destroy CR and QOS. It will surely earn 600 million atleast.
  • M_BaljeM_Balje Amsterdam, Netherlands
    edited April 2012 Posts: 4,537
    QOS whas number 2 at the Dutch The Boxoffice, for Brosnan i whas happy Mamma Mia whas number 1. The Kite Runner whas above TDK before the final results of The Dark Knight be known and TDK wins the place back.

    1 Mamma Mia! UPI $9,812,663 7/17
    2 Quantum of Solace Sony $8,856,996 11/6
    3 Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa UPI $8,604,006 11/20
    4 Oorlogswinter Benelux $8,212,584 11/27
    5 The Dark Knight WB $7,220,399 7/24
    6 The Kite Runner UPI $7,147,285 1/10
    7 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull UPI $6,858,076 5/22
    8 Kung Fu Panda UPI $6,526,933 7/9
    9 Sex and the City Paradiso $6,224,150 6/12
    10 Hancock Sony $5,110,245 7/9

    Casino Royale:

    1 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest BVI $13,220,674 7/13
    2 Casino Royale Sony $10,559,951 11/23
    3 The Da Vinci Code Sony $10,169,441 5/18
    4 Zwartboek (Black Book) A-Film $10,058,486 9/14
    5 Ice Age: The Meltdown Fox $7,554,299 3/30
    6 Happy Feet WB $7,515,003 12/7
    7 The Holiday UIP $4,782,861 12/14
    8 Kruistocht in spijkerbroek Benelux $4,055,422 11/16
    9 The Devil Wears Prada Fox $3,923,621 10/12
    10 Cars BVI $3,314,539 6/22

    Die Another Day ( 9 January 2003 in The Netherlands):

    1 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King n/a $19,162,315 12/17
    2 Finding Nemo n/a $10,529,033 11/27
    3 The Matrix Reloaded n/a $7,679,057 5/15
    4 Die Another Day n/a $7,348,890 1/9
    5 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl BVI $7,181,017 8/14
    6 Bruce Almighty n/a $6,247,959 6/26
    7 Love Actually n/a $5,035,140 11/20
    8 De Schippers van de Kameleon Indep. $4,649,322 6/26
    9 The Matrix Revolutions n/a $4,645,962 11/6
    10 Pietje Bell 2 n/a $4,364,107 12/18

    What wil help the boxoffice is Ralph Fienes name and Imax (not by my liking). LOTR 4 aka The Hobbit wil win the Boxoffice of 2012 movies. Ice Age 4 wil possible next, the Ice Age 3 deliever 14 million at The Dutch Boxoffice in 2009 with 3 million under Harry Potter. Skyfall wil be in the 12 million region, but i think it wil end on 4th place. TDK wil follow or mabey the number 3, another one is Madagascar 3. Twilight 5 wil be in the 6 million region.

    At the moment this is 2012

    1 The Muppets Disney $3,334,576 2/9
    2 The Descendants WB $2,519,048 2/2
    3 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) Sony $2,501,036 1/19
    4 This Means War WB $2,254,264 2/23
    5 Cool Kids Don't Cry n/a $2,240,109 2/16
    6 Safe House UPI $2,203,117 2/23
    7 The Iron Lady n/a $1,937,439 1/12
    8 The Hunger Games n/a $1,920,344 3/22
    9 Süskind n/a $1,912,323 1/19
    10 Project X WB $1,655,514 3/1
  • DarthDimiDarthDimi Behind you!Moderator
    Posts: 24,256
    Skyfall losing money to Twilight? Very unlikely IMO. Their target demographic couldn't be more different.
  • Mr_SterlingMr_Sterling
    Posts: 99
    karatemanchan37 wrote:
    They are two different demographics. Teenage girls will watch Twilight, while men and boys will watch Skyfall. Will it get topped as a No. 1? Probably. But it won't lose that much money.

    Pretty much spot on!
  • DaltonCraig007DaltonCraig007 They say, "Evil prevails when good men fail to act." What they ought to say is, "Evil prevails."
    Posts: 15,723
    Let's not forget 'The Hobbit Part 1' which will be out 2 weeks after Skyfall.
  • 007RogerMoore007RogerMoore
    Posts: 1,082
    Since SF is celebrating 50 years of Bond films, it´s time to do what DAD did - include references to the older movies. This should be done by in part by bringing back gadgets like Q-cars, Q-boats, Q-watches and Little Nellie. JW Pepper, Jaws and Nick Nack should do cameos. Ok, perhaps not Nick Nack, since Herve is dead, but atleast the others.
  • BAIN123BAIN123
    Posts: 11,189
    include references to the older movies.

    Maybe one or two subtle ones but not an entire movie of them.. Please!!

    Besides QoS already did that with references to GF amd TSWLM.
  • identigraphidentigraph
    Posts: 1,052
    007RogerMoore wrote:
    Since SF is celebrating 50 years of Bond films, it´s time to do what DAD did - include references to the older movies. This should be done by in part by bringing back gadgets like Q-cars, Q-boats, Q-watches and Little Nellie. JW Pepper, Jaws and Nick Nack should do cameos. Ok, perhaps not Nick Nack, since Herve is dead, but atleast the others.


    Daniel Craig and JW Pepper, could be one of the most bizarre pairings in cinema history!

  • 007RogerMoore007RogerMoore
    edited June 2012 Posts: 1,082
    identigraph wrote:
    007RogerMoore wrote:
    Since SF is celebrating 50 years of Bond films, it´s time to do what DAD did - include references to the older movies. This should be done by in part by bringing back gadgets like Q-cars, Q-boats, Q-watches and Little Nellie. JW Pepper, Jaws and Nick Nack should do cameos. Ok, perhaps not Nick Nack, since Herve is dead, but atleast the others.


    Daniel Craig and JW Pepper, could be one of the most bizarre pairings in cinema history!

    Bond should steal a boat, the way he did in QOS, to follow someone. In that same boat is JW Pepper sitting, and he screams to the other boats in the same manner as in TMWTGG (things like "Move it, get that piece of jug out of the way " and "let´s go get them, boy"). That would be a great reference and every single Bond fan would love it!
    And then Bond should make the spiral jump, but with the boat. Pepper screams and says "I have done that before". Bond answers "So have I, actually". That stunt would have been done for real and the loop sound would return also.

    And Javier Bardem should threaten the world with a massive satellite laser!
  • identigraphidentigraph
    Posts: 1,052
    As much as some would love to see good ol' JW and his comb over flying at high speed during vehicle related hi-jinx, I think "every single Bond fan would love it" is slightly overstating it!
    But I do include myself in the one's who would love to see it!
  • 007RogerMoore007RogerMoore
    Posts: 1,082
    identigraph wrote:
    As much as some would love to see good ol' JW and his comb over flying at high speed during vehicle related hi-jinx, I think "every single Bond fan would love it" is slightly overstating it!
    But I do include myself in the one's who would love to see it!

    That´s the spirit. You seem to be a good man!

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