Funimation counts as Sony?Keep going spidey!! Sony with 4 movies in the top 7 must be a rarity
I'm willing to bet it was FOX who fucked up.
Let me ask would you beat Broly in 1v1 game is chess?
Could've given first a run for it's money if it had opened wider
Could've given first a run for it's money if it had opened wider
Curious what kinda revenue deal Night got on Glass as he funded it with $20 million of his own money. I'm guessing far above the usual auteur tax of 10% backend?
No, it wouldn't. Not OW at least. Maybe final domenstic total.Holy shit, if Dragon was wide released it would probably be like 80 million.
It's hard not to when all the showings near me have been sold out this weekend. Something something power maximum. Helps that the movie isn't actually terrible (if you're into the series).
This weekend? Probably not.Could've given first a run for it's money if it had opened wider
The people I saw in the theater I went to I finally felt like I was home. It was mostly 20-30 year olds.Its gonna be BvS all over again with Glass. WoM is BRUTAL.
And I remember long ago when the DB fanbase as a whole bashed Broly for being a crap character "only 12 year olds liked."
There are a lot of 12 year olds, it seems.
Hence why I said if they treated it like a normal release and premiered it on a weekend. I know Funi normally does weekday releases, but I'm arguing that this is the first movie that Funi should have tried to release on a weekend and gotten a wide release. The series is big enough right now that they could have actually pulled it off if they had more faith in it. I'm shocked they didn't considering they even premiered the trailer at Comic-con and had a Macy's parade balloon made. It still would have been frontloaded, but we wouldn't be having the issue we're having now where people want to see the movie on their days off (the weekend), but there's barely any showings, and the showings that are there are already sold out.
the best timelineDragon Ball, Spiderman and Aquaman in the Top 5 - what a time to be alive.
Venom audience doesn't like good movies so that makes sense.meh at Spiderman's numbers
it is low for a movie that had two minutes clip as post credit scene in the end of Venom (which was very successful)
guess it didn't appeal to venom's audience
In a roundabout way considering Sony owns them
Fair enough. Should have just been considered a FOX release.I hear you loud and clear but that's not how Funi operates. There's a model in place for these type of films and it works splendidly for theatre owners and Funi. Furthermore, it's complicated given the contracts in place with various theatre owners on how many screens are available for new releases, number of engagements for distributors, etc. Unless Sony or FOX/Disney take over distribution duties, we won't see any wide releases from Funi anytime soon. A huge success for Funi though; who would have envisioned a gross of $30-35M domestically when all is said and done - amazing feat.
I can see studios buying the rights to anime movies and releasing them. They cost peanuts to make and even less to get the rights on. Everybody winsThat's about peak level for DBZ tbh
Anime is strong but not that strong
175m is gonna happen in 2 weeks. Just hoping Oscar buzz and hopeful win puts it in contention for 200mSpider-verse in the top 5 still is awesome to see. Maybe it could hit 175 million domestic?
I don't think there are too many anime films out there with BO appeal that aren't snapped up by Funimation, Viz or GKIDS already, and as far as the latter is concerned, they're small enough to need a venue like Fathom Events to get their films into theaters nationwide in the first place.I can see studios buying the rights to anime movies and releasing them. They cost peanuts to make and even less to get the rights on. Everybody wins
175m is gonna happen in 2 weeks. Just hoping Oscar buzz and hopeful win puts it in contention for 200m
Unbreakable was not a sleeper hit.I'm surprised people are saying Glass underperformed. Unbreakable seemed like a sleeper hit and so did Split, unless I'm missing something. A sequel to both pulling $40m in January is pretty impressive.
Man, in that case imagine how much it could've made with a proper release. That's nuts.
I'm surprised people are saying Glass underperformed. Unbreakable seemed like a sleeper hit and so did Split, unless I'm missing something. A sequel to both pulling $40m in January is pretty impressive.
I knew that Funimation should have just made this a normal release. If they released this next weekend, it would have probably been number 1.
Unbreakable would probably be better described as a cult hit than anything else.I'm surprised people are saying Glass underperformed. Unbreakable seemed like a sleeper hit and so did Split, unless I'm missing something. A sequel to both pulling $40m in January is pretty impressive.