‘Furiosa’ To Fire Back At Furball As ‘Mad Max’ Prequel Has Edge Over ‘Garfield’ During Memorial Day Frame – Box Office Early Look
'Furiosa' Has Edge Over 'Garfield', $50M to $35M at Memorial Day Box Office
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Deadline has official tracking numbers for Furiosa and Garfield. Furiosa $40-$50 million OW, Garfield $35 million OW (US numbers)
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pretty much in-line with Fury Road. I was hoping it might get a bump considering how well-regarded that one is but 45-50 would still be good.
yeah seems to be outperforming in the markets where it already came out, could see it doing a good deal more than 30.
yeah seems to be outperforming in the markets where it already came out, could see it doing a good deal more than 30.
still shocks me this day fury road was a boarderline box office flop
supposedly it made back its money in dvd's and VOD
supposedly it made back its money in dvd's and VOD
Man I can't believe I am not hyped for a new mad max movie. Fury road is just incredible. But I truly hate prequels and the trailers have been meh to me.
I would have guessed these numbers would be flipped. Seems high for Furiosa and low for Garfield.
The budget for Furiosa is absolutely insane and I can't really understand it
$230m
First Mad Max was $2m, then $10m, then $150m for Fury Road.
$230m
First Mad Max was $2m, then $10m, then $150m for Fury Road.
COVID played a big role in budgets ballooning over the past few years. Furiosa's production had to shut down for some time after George caught it
It was in a busy month at the time and most younger viewers didn't care for the IP.
It's thanks to word of mouth that it became beloved
Tracking revised to 40m for Furiosa and 30m for Garfield. BO overall quite down this year since there's no Little Mermaid or Top Gun to boost the numbers.
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‘Furiosa’ Trucking To $80M-$85M Worldwide Start; ‘The Garfield Movie’ Consuming $30M+ U.S. – Memorial Day Box Office
There will be moviegoers at the Memorial Day weekend box office; the industry can be thankful for that. Just not as many as the previous two years when the entire 4-day frame exceeded $200M+. With Warner Bros/Village Roadshow’s prequel Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and Alcon/Sony‘s The Garfield Movie...
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Fury Road didn't have a great OW, but it had good legs, so let's hope the same is true for this.