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‘Avengers: Endgame’ Overtakes ‘Avatar’ as Highest-Grossing Movie in History With $2.925 Billion After ‘Encore’ Re-Release

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u/chanma50 — 11 days ago
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DIGGER dug its own grave—Tom Cruise’s flick scored just $2.4M internationally on Friday in 73 markets.

u/TiredWithCoffeePot — 11 days ago
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Digger could result in a $220 million LOSS for Skydance and Legendary

Digger was co-produced and co-financed by Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures. We don't know the exactly percentage ownership by the two.

180 mil budget

100 mil worldwide marketing

= 280 mil total cost

Revenue: 45% of the worldwide boxoffice of $80 mil = $36 million

streaming/digital sales / blu-ray etc...revenue = $24 mil

total revenue: $36mil + $24 mil = $60 million

$60 mil revenue - $280 mil cost = $220 million LOSS

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u/punishGoalhanging — 11 days ago
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$18M ($13.5M OS / $4.5M DOM) 2nd weekend for Avengers Endgame: Encore. That pushes its re-release total to $126M, lifting Avengers: Endgame's worldwide gross to $2.926B* - surpassing Avatar ($2.924B) to reclaim its crown as the highest-grossing film of all time.

u/chanma50 — 11 days ago
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Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ Tries New Marketing Tactic: The French Love It, Americans Don’t - A new ad for Alejandro G. Iñárritu's box office bomb shows international critics praising the film compared to their American counterparts.

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u/chanma50 — 11 days ago
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Warner Bros.'s Digger debuted with an estimated $12.0M internationally. Estimated global total stands at $20.0M.

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u/chanma50 — 11 days ago
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Warner Bros.'s Digger debuted with an estimated $8.00M domestically this weekend (from 3,321 locations).

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u/chanma50 — 11 days ago
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Sony's Resident Evil grossed an estimated $16.6M internationally this weekend. Estimated international total stands at $120.5M, estimated global total stands at $245.4M.

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u/DemiFiendRSA — 11 days ago

Which Film were you surprised flopped?

I think its fairly easy to see on hindsight why certain movies flopped or maybe even see it coming a mile away based on the announced creative decisions or casting choices etc. But what films were you surprised that they flopped or imagine you were the execs and would have greenlit more or less the exact same decisions ( then get blamed for when it didnt even make back its budget)

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u/Feralmoon87 — 10 days ago

Universal / DreamWorks Animation’s Forgotten Island grossed an estimated $4.8M internationally this weekend. Estimated international total stands at $14.9M, estimated global total stands at $38.5M. #ForgottenIsland #BoxOffice

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u/TiredWithCoffeePot — 11 days ago
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All 3 $2.5B films - 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' joins the club today, following 'Avatar' and 'Avengers: Endgame'. It is the 2nd film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to gross $2.5B, making it the first franchise to cross the $2.5B mark twice.

u/chanma50 — 11 days ago
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Universal's The Odyssey grossed an estimated $7.4M internationally this weekend. Estimated international total stands at $1.1473B, estimated global total stands at $1.7678B.

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u/DemiFiendRSA — 11 days ago
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A superstar with a superstar hold. Imagine that. Brad Pitt's HEART OF THE BEAST dipped just -45% w/ $11M this weekend, $38M total. Internationally, a man and his ruff pup chewed up another $21.5M this weekend, $60M total. Worldwide: $98M

u/RuminatingReaper1850 — 11 days ago
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Sony's Spider-Man: Brand New Day has passed the $2.5 billion global mark. The film grossed an estimated $4.0M internationally this weekend. Estimated international total stands at $1.551B, estimated global total stands at $2.506B.

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u/DemiFiendRSA — 11 days ago

Q4 of 2026 - Predictions.

Avengers Doomsday - $2.6B. I’ve been underestimating this movie since its been announced but fuck it, it’s undeniably going to be huge. Spider-Man and Endgame Encore has proven that audiences still have confidence in the brand. The only reason I haven’t it higher is because I don’t think the movie will be as good as BND/Endgame. BUT if it is- the sky is the limit.

Dune Part 3: $700M. I see this matching Part 2. May not get as good WOM, but it will leg out well during the holidays, even with Doomsday competition. I trust Villeneuve to deliver.

The Hunger Games SOTR: $500M, expecting an increase from Ballads, this would be a solid result. Won’t match the Jennifer Lawrence films but no one expects it to.

Jumanji: $400M, maybe I’m underestimating, but I don’t think this genre of movie ages well in the 2020’s. Jumanji has run its’ course, the Rock and Hart aren’t the draws they used to be, the comedy is outdated, and the December competition is too strong.

Hexed - $200M, audiences aren’t interested in original animated films, especially generic ones that look like this… This is going to be another Wish.

Thoughts??

u/sbursp15 — 10 days ago