$213 million

The film itself cost 600 million including marketing, it won't break even until it hits 400 million (it won't)

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Also this is bullshit
>>84162474

>>84162566
>600mil budget will break even at 400mil
>bullshit
woah thanks for warning me I never could have guessed

>>84162474
>They spent 500 million in marketing
Source, friend?

>>84162113
> budget
> 97 million

Shamalamaamdingdong earned about 60 million more than alien on a 9 million dollar budget

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>>84162474

For the Mummy:

insider here. AMA if you really want to.

In terms of takehome to the studio, its at 108millions total.

This is our factoring of marketing into the budget, then including how much of each ticket sale is our nut per region and per day/week since initial release date.

Its at 108 true dollars. It needs to bring in 17 million more at about 25% overseas take and 28-33% domestic take, between now and when the final theater DROPS it.

So looking at boxofficemojo now (which is actually fairy close to our internal numbers as of this morning) and knowing domestic is basically dried up (lucky to get 65 mill)

We need to see

Domestic: 65mill
Foreign: 278mill

It's going to be close, but any penny over above is true profit.

Tom Cruise movies do extremely well on VOD/REDBOX/STREAMING ETC, plus theirs already a deal in place with the airlines and many major hotel chains.

My expert opinion is itll hit its nut by the skin of its teeth, then cash in a nice amount in rentals etc - is it enough to continue the series? That's way about my pay grade.

t. consultant analyst (AMA if needed)