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Sequels, Reboots And Remakes Are Bombing In 2017 2017-07-10 01:28:44 Post No. 84791192
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Sequels, Reboots And Remakes Are Bombing In 2017 2017-07-10 01:28:44 Post No. 84791192
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Sequels, Reboots And Remakes Are Bombing In 2017
Anonymous
2017-07-10 01:28:44
Post No. 84791192
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https://moviepilot.com/p/is-franchise-fatigue-real-or-buzzphrase/4310498
>Each month brings a fresh headline containing Hollywood's favourite new buzzphrase, "franchise fatigue." As big-budget sequels from The Mummy to Transformers: The Last Knight stutter to a halt, the consensus reached by news coverage suggests a collective, audible yawn from audiences, as they grow weary and tired of recycled and repackaged films. But is franchise fatigue really a pressing issue for movie studios to address, or is it nothing more than a buzzphrase, a product of anti-franchise bias?
>The full story of #boxoffice trends is complex and impossible to define in two words alone (lucky for you, this article has almost one-hundred times more). There are a whole host of factors in play: domestic performance, international success, profits made in comparison to the film's budget, marketing costs... it's dizzying, isn't it? In an attempt to find answers and quash the vertigo, I spoke to Doug Stone from Box Office Analyst, who has jumped headfirst into the ocean of numbers to make sense of it all.
>Before we share Doug's findings, it's worth exploring why the term has surfaced in the first place. A significant majority of the top-grossing movies in recent years were created from the foundation of an already-existing concept or shared universe, and while sequels and reboots have been a part of Hollywood for years, franchises have elbowed their way to the front of the blockbuster queue, and stubbornly dug their heels into the ground. Their consistent rise in popularity has been helped by the boom of comic book adaptations and the super-profit serum of the MCU, which has made Disney almost $12 billion from 15 movies since 2008.
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>>84791192
Name?
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>>84791192
didn't read
post more ching changs
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Uhhg, way too big
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>>84791707
Reverse image search, lazy faggot.
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THICC
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That's complete bullshit because Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 has done FAR better than the original.
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>>84791787
No, you post more of this luscious chink
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>>84791810
white girls are disgusting
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>>84791707
calvin klein, its written all over her underwear
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>>84791818
[INCREASINGLY NERVOUS MARVELFAG]
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>>84791192
Thicccc
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>>84791893
But the article itself mentions how the MCU is an exception.
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>>84791818
Fast and Furious movie 8 still made over a billion too. Spider-Man 6 just opened huge.
People don't care if something is a franchise, movies will make money if people like them.
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Is that Sky Ferreira?
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>>84791192
>Beauty and the Beast - $1.2bn
>Fast and Furious 8 - $1.2bn
>Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - $857m
>Pirates 5 - $734m
Yeah, remakes and sequels are really having a tough time this year.
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>>84791994
>Spider-Man 6 just opened huge
the denial and desperation
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>>84792517
>Playing in 4,348 theaters, Sony's Spider-Man: Homecoming finished #1 at the box office with an estimated $117 million. The opening currently stands as the second largest opening ever for a Spider-Man feature narrowly edging out Sam Raimi's 2002 original. This is the largest opening for a single character intro into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, topping the $98.6 million brought in by Iron Man back in 2008.
>Spider-Man's opening is the third largest of the year, finishing between the $146.5 million opening for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Wonder Woman's $103.2 million debut.
>Internationally, Spider-Man debuted in approximately 60% of the overseas marketplace, delivering an estimated $140 million from 56 total markets and a global opening totaling $257 million.
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>>84792058
is that autism?
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>>84791707
jessicababyfat
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Meanwhile every single thing comic book based is becoming the biggest movie ever made.
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Why is it that any woman with a decent body looks 3x as good in calvin klein underwear?
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>>84791192
Page info, is a blessing.
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