@TrueSinister Absolutely, yeah. These days, it usually is 3x the budget, but for such a low budget movie, it could be less. We will probably never truly know.
This isn’t how movie math works, studios don’t keep 100% of ticket sales. You also have to figure in an advertising budget on top of the production budget. A basic rule of thumb is, a film has to make 2.5 times its production budget to break even, more to make a profit.
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@jodyscorner1 It’s funny how many people think that there aren’t any additional costs that a film needs to make back, not to mention how much of a take movie theatres get per ticket.
#Clayface gatekeepers and @JamesGunn Bots: "So what it only made $34M opening weekend, it made most of it budget back"
If a film costs $1M to make and grosses $8M it made 8x its money, but its still only $8M!!
DCU is not staying in business making $80M returns on CB films.
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