@TheDrunkenTenor@BlackMajikMan90 Studios have always focused on the bigger picture. Believe it or not, movies hardly ever make a profit theatrically. That became a pure myth via the dawn of social media.
@JasonNYM22 @TheDrunkenTenor@BlackMajikMan90 He's talking about the money made when the theatrical run finishes, as he states. That'd be theatrical money only at that point. Major loss.
@IzumiChan691@crook_theone@BlackMajikMan90 Source: Me
And Source for the real estimates: Deadline
You have the power to look this up yourself. But you're too lazy. You'd rather get your information from social media.
@BlackMajikMan90 Yes, it's fake, but it's accurate. And it shows how money is calculated when the figures are available.
So you're going to have to grow up and stop using the 2.5x method.
@ssinr_@CultureCrave The movie comes with a $38m production budget and an estimated marketing cost of $50m (documented estimate via trades; a strong comparison for an original studio horror)
$88m total
$176m required to break even as studios receive 50% of box office intake.
@CultureCrave The movie comes with a $38m production budget and an estimated marketing cost of $50m (documented estimate via trades; a strong comparison for an original studio horror)
$88m total
$176m required to break even as studios receive 50% of box office intake.
@DiscussingFilm The movie comes with a $38m production budget and an estimated marketing cost of $50m (documented estimate via trades; a strong comparison for an original studio horror)
$88m total
$176m required to break even as studios receive 50% of box office intake.
@globalboxoffice@warnerbros The movie comes with a $38m production budget and an estimated marketing cost of $50m (documented estimate via trades; a strong comparison for an original studio horror)
$88m total
$176m required to break even as studios receive 50% of box office intake.