He finally returned to form?
He finally returned to form?
Nice. I hope it doesIts tracking for a roughly 70 million weekend not 60
Which for a superhero film would be a strong hold
The Hellboy reboot is tracking at a $16M opening weekend? Oof.
It's 10 years too late for a Hellboy 3. Not to mention it would be difficult to get Selma Blair to play Liz with her MS.I just don't think people wanted more Hellboy. Like I actually liked the Del Toro movies and am sorta whatever on a new one.
It's 10 years too late for a Hellboy 3. Not to mention it would be difficult to get Selma Blair to play Liz with her MS.
Yeah it is terrible news about her condition.
I'm going to see it a second time shortly. I want those numbers to climb even higher!
Hellboy 1 did not even make $60M the same year (and the same studio) got Spider-Man 2 to $373M.I wonder how a proper Hellboy 3 would have done in today's climate? The audience for comic book movies has really grown since 2008.
Sexual harassment scandal. Not sure how they got the DGA to not care, but maybe the DGA cares as much about animated films as The Academy does.Apparently, officially Wonder Park has no director credited? lol
It's 10 years too late for a Hellboy 3. Not to mention it would be difficult to get Selma Blair to play Liz with her MS.
Hellboy 1 did not even make $60M the same year (and the same studio) got Spider-Man 2 to $373M.
Hellboy 2 did $75M the same year The Dark Knight made $533M, and the first Iron Man clocked in over $300M.
Lack of an audience wanting/watching comic book films was never the problem.
Not sure how they got the DGA to not care, but maybe the DGA cares as much about animated films as The Academy does.
The Hellboy movies had budgets of $66M and $85M respectively, far lower than any of the films you compared against.Hellboy 1 did not even make $60M the same year (and the same studio) got Spider-Man 2 to $373M.
Hellboy 2 did $75M the same year The Dark Knight made $533M, and the first Iron Man clocked in over $300M.
Lack of an audience wanting/watching comic book films was never the problem.
I'm not saying the IP is as strong as Spidey or Bats, which is kinda the point. It's an IP the audience doesn't care about for whatever reason (maybe it's the non-human lead, maybe it's puritanical leftovers fearing something with "hell" in the title, maybe dudes feel like their dicks are small compared to Hellboy, I don't know). I don't think a Hellboy 3 would do massively better, I'm not even sure how much better the og Hellboy would do even if it was released on the back of GDT's Oscar win.Still, you have to admit it's a different world now and it's a bit unfair to compare Spider-Man and Batman to Hellboy.
Sure, again, not the point. Which was that there definitely was an audience for comic book films both in 2004 and 2008, and I don't consider it the main reason for the films flopping.The Hellboy movies had budgets of $66M and $85M respectively, far lower than any of the films you compared against.
Well, that sounds about right considering how America treats animation... looks at the fate of Ruben Brandt, Collector... you absolute bastards.The DGA does not cover animated directors, similar to how the WGA doesn't cover animation writing.
maybe dudes feel like their dicks are small compared to Hellboy, I don't know.
Neither Hellboy movie flopped, though; the first one was successful enough critically and financially to get a sequel, and the second one was successful enough critically and financially that it could have had another sequel but the pieces and the players never lined up. The worst thing you could say about Golden Army's box office is that it released a week before The Dark Knight which eradicated any chance of it having legs.I'm not saying the IP is as strong as Spidey or Bats, which is kinda the point. It's an IP the audience doesn't care about for whatever reason (maybe it's the non-human lead, maybe it's puritanical leftovers fearing something with "hell" in the title, maybe dudes feel like their dicks are small compared to Hellboy, I don't know). I don't think a Hellboy 3 would do massively better, I'm not even sure how much better the og Hellboy would do even if it was released on the back of GDT's Oscar win.
Sure, again, not the point. Which was that there definitely was an audience for comic book films both in 2004 and 2008, and I don't consider it the main reason for the films flopping.
Well, that sounds about right considering how America treats animation... looks at the fate of Ruben Brandt, Collector... you absolute bastards.
The first Hellboy didn't even make $100M worldwide on a $66M budget. That's a flop. Sony bailed on the franchise.Neither Hellboy movie flopped, though; the first one was successful enough critically and financially to get a sequel, and the second one was successful enough critically and financially that it could have had another sequel but the pieces and the players never lined up. The worst thing you could say about Golden Army's box office is that it released a week before The Dark Knight which eradicated any chance of it having legs.
I misunderstood.
Wonder Woman had great longevity at the box office. 4x multiplier off $100m opening. That is damn good.I misunderstood.
Mid-50% hold is really good. Not quite Wonder Woman's 43%, but CM's much bigger OW makes that kind of irrelevant.
What did the original do it's opening weekend?The Hellboy reboot is tracking at a $16M opening weekend? Oof.
$23m
Second only got it after Del Toro hit with Pan's Lab, letting Universal think it would have a bigger push now. Neither made back its dosh in theater. Its a two time loser, they be flops.Neither Hellboy movie flopped, though; the first one was successful enough critically and financially to get a sequel, and the second one was successful enough critically and financially that it could have had another sequel but the pieces and the players never lined up. The worst thing you could say about Golden Army's box office is that it released a week before The Dark Knight which eradicated any chance of it having legs.
I think Cappy Marvel definitely has 3x in it, but it's got a lot of competition coming up. ~$450m in the US is about where I think it'll finish.Wonder Woman had great longevity at the box office. 4x multiplier off $100m opening. That is damn good.
Ok so historically, Hellboy is not that popular.
Hellboy was on cable last night. It was worse than I remember it. Supporting cast is pretty terrible
I remember not loving the first one when it came out but enjoying the second a lot more than most seemed to. Always wanted a third with del toro and that cast because of that perceived momentum.
If she made more than Black Panther, I would get a Barry Allen face tattooIf Capt. Marvel makes more the Black Panther and becomes the highest grossing Origin film/1st entry will Slayven become a true fan of the Marvel?
Or will he deny the greatness that is Carol?
If she made more than Black Panther, I would get a Barry Allen face tattoo
If she made more than Black Panther, I would get a Barry Allen face tattoo
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If she made more than Black Panther, I would get a Barry Allen face tattoo
I am retiring my Carol Agenda, it is no longer pure. I am dusting off my barry allen, hal jordan, and Hawkpeople agendas
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You are a good man
I misunderstood.
Mid-50% hold is really good. Not quite Wonder Woman's 43%, but CM's much bigger OW makes that kind of irrelevant.
Guy is an acceptable answer as well.
It also got lucky that her Competition ended up all being critical disappointments.Wonder Woman got really lucky because it essentially had the entire summer to clean house. That box office run was a blast to follow.
I'm so happy it showed that a female led cape flick can do huge numbers.
Interestingly, Miss Marvel is wayyyy more liked than carol in those circlesI am terrified of the online venom that will come out once Miss Marvel becomes a thing.
I am retiring my Carol Agenda, it is no longer pure. I am dusting off my barry allen, hal jordan, and Hawkpeople agendas
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I made the mistake of typing in captin marvel box office on YouTube. Just wow.