Global Box Office Top10
2023 releases ONLY
>1)Barbie1.44B
>2)The Super Mario Bros Movie 1.36B
>3)Oppenheimer 955.2M
>4)GoTG Vol3 846M
>5)Fast X 705.7M (btw it flopped)
>6)Across The Spider Verse
690.5M
>7)Full River Red 673.7M
>8)The Wandering Earth 2 604.5M
>9)The Little Mermaid 569.8M (btw it flopped pt 2)
>10)MI7 Dead Reckoning568M (btw it flopped pt 3)
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don't blame me. i didn't see or pirate any of those.
>2 Chinese movies ended up here
>3 Hollywood film from this list flopped
Oh Hollywood is so done
Flop year
Wait people actually watched oppenheimer?
while it's not in the same league godzilla also made a pretty impressive international profit too. korean TV getting popular as well.
Godzilla Minus One was big in America because it was very much accessible to Westerners. I don't think most any normal American would watch a Chinese movie.
>Chinese movie
You mean Japanese?
> Chink Chong, Ding Dong, no Englishu for u!
> Omg so much more accessible than Chinese movies!
This is your brain on tranima.
Japan still blowing you the frick out it seems
In the same way I guess The Boy and the Heron is big here which is to say not really but it's a fun story to tell
>while it's not in the same league godzilla also made a pretty impressive international profit too. korean TV getting popular as well.
This is irrelevant to those Chinese movies as they make >90% of their money in China alone.
How is $700m a flop and $690m not a flop. That's a frickton of ticket sales. idgaf what the budget is
Budget of Fast x: $340,000,000
Spiderverse budget:$100,000,000
>Budget of Fast x: $340,000,000
It needed at least 850m+ to make some profit...
> 100 million shekels for "artistic" slow-mo cost cutting animation.
Absolutely money laundering.
Flops are relative, budget is part of it but something can also be a flop if it should have done better than it did because it's a big franchise
>idgaf what the budget is
Well there's your error. Theaters take 50%, plus an undisclosed (but often equal to the entire budget) amount is spent on marketing. This is where the "2.5" formula comes from. In Fast X's case that meant it had to make 800mil minimum just to break even.
This is the same reason Blumhouse can shit out all those terrible horror movies. They make them for like a million, if it makes 25 million it's made 25 times it's budget. They're a safer bet as an investor. It's the difference between incremental betting and putting it all in.
>This is the same reason Blumhouse can shit out all those terrible horror movies. They make them for like a million, if it makes 25 million it's made 25 times it's budget. They're a safer bet as an investor. It's the difference between incremental betting and putting it all in.
George A. Romero said in a 1982 issue of Cinefantastique that studios were only interested in chasing after blockbusters, not smaller movies with steady profits, and that's as true now as it is then!!!FACT!!!
>idgaf what the budget is
>how is $10,000 on a $1,000 budget a profit while $500,000,000 on a $700,000,000 budget a loss
BURN SCREAMING YOU PANTS SHITTING moron
Fast X's budget is guaranteed money laundering, it is in every way a bigger success than Spiderverse and Full River Red and all the people that were in it for the payday, got it and then some
>Guardians of Galaxy 3 didnt flop
L M A O
only Disney's biggest earner for the year. they knew this btw. less than a billion was a F L O P. Panic button was definitely pressed over at disney after all their F L O P S they had last year
The only 2023 Disney movie that didn't flop
Wonka's final numbers would be more than 650m+
Ive literally never seen any of these movies
I only went to see Godzilla Minus one this year
The Little Mert didn't flop tho. Do some basic research before posting
Lol its budget was 300mil
>Cinemaphile still doesn't know how domestic box offices and ancillaries work
https://m.imdb.com/list/ls538889077/
All the other disney live action remakes made huge stacks of cash (maybe not pete's dragon but that doesn't really count to begin with), Little Mermaid just did kind of ok so it's a flop
Open to $95m Domestic and had some pretty consistent significant drops. Stalled at week 8. International haul wasn't about equal, which isn't fantastic when compared to their previous attempts that soared overseas.
With the amount of marketing push (and no, I'm not including marketing budget into this) and the performances of previous live action remakes, I'm more than positive Disney was banking on this being a colossal hit. Essentially revive and repurpose the Little Mermaid brand to be their female Black Panther equivalent and have an army of little black girls buying up all the black Ariele products. I don't think it worked. They definitely forecasted this to do much more than what they brought in.
>biggest movies worldwide were about girl dolls and bing bing wahoo
Cinema is OVER
>Barbie #1
>"Go WokE Go BroKe"
>men and women generally have their roles in society
>but not always!
This was woke in the 60s.
cope.
Barbie was the first major film with a troony character, without it being a joke or a major plot point. And it passed with zero controversy. We have never shat the bed harder than allowing this to happen. It will be held up as a pro troony media argument for the rest of our lives.
>t.
>both major woke successes this year had massive shill campaigns insisting they weren't woke
Top 20 (Hollywood version)
1)Barbie $1,441,820,453
2)The Super Mario Bros. Movie $1,361,367,353
3)Oppenheimer $952,034,000
4)Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 $845,555,777
5)Fast X $704,875,015
6)Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse $690,516,673
7)The Little Mermaid $569,626,289
8)Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One $567,535,383
9)Elemental $496,307,013
10)Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania $476,071,180
11)John Wick: Chapter 4 $440,146,694
12)Transformers: Rise of the Beasts $438,966,392
13)Meg 2: The Trench $395,000,317
14)Wonka $387,162,717
15)Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny $383,963,057
16)The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes $322,667,500
17)Five Nights at Freddy's $290,921,554
18)Creed III $275,248,615
19)The Flash $270,633,313
20)The Nun II $268,067,073
Did fastX flop ?
Go woke go broke