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Post by Deleted on Mar 24, 2017 10:19:52 GMT
Obviously it wont match the peak that 7 hit, but analyzing its potential
The series is still popular and April is pretty empty in terms of competition
Fast 6 opened to 97m and and Fast 7 did 147m, 125m is the middle range so I'd say that is the absolute ceiling it does
So to be safe in sake of argument, I'll say it opens to 110m
Only films that opened to 110m and missed 300m domestic: June: Man of Steel- 116m OW, 291m DOM November: Harry Potter- 125m OW, 295m OW November: Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 1- 138m OW, 281m DOM November: Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2- 141m OW, 291m DOM November: Twilight New Moon- 142m OW, 296m DOM
The Fast series tends to drop big (Furious 7 fell 59,5% 2nd weekend, Fast 6 fell 63,9%, Fast 5 fell 62,4%), so you're looking at a 2nd weekend drop in the 60-65% range barring anything insane which is unlikely because, like I said, April is open and this franchise follows a pattern
So, you're looking at Fate of the Furious to finish somewhere between 290m-300m
Absolute high ceiling would be 320m-330m if it were to somehow open up to 120m or higher
300m domestic would look good for 1b WW-- it would have to do 700m foreign and Furious 7 did 1,1b foreign, while Fast 6 did 550m foreign
Fast 7's domestic total made up for 23,% of its final box office Fast 6's domestic total made up for 30,3% of its final box office
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Post by Miles Morales on Mar 24, 2017 12:43:14 GMT
I think it'll open to $135 million and finish with just over $300 million. International will probably end up at around $750-755 million, with a final worldwide total of $1.05 billion.
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Post by Pavan on Mar 24, 2017 14:23:20 GMT
I think it'll open to $135 million and finish with just over $300 million. International will probably end up at around $750-755 million, with a final worldwide total of $1.05 billion. this
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Post by Deleted on Mar 25, 2017 3:43:55 GMT
Well, if it hits 135m OW, it'll have to have ridiculous drops to finish with just over 300m
Not including the films I listed, most films that open that high traditionally finish with at least 320m
Iron Man 2 hit $128m OW and finished with 312m which is low
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Post by mikediastavrone96 on Mar 25, 2017 6:24:09 GMT
Thinking $110-115m OW, $310m domestic. Furious 7 was a singular moment for the franchise. There was the tragic death of Paul Walker and how the film made a major point to honor him with the film, doing so in a really poignant way that garnered a lot of praise from both critics and fans. 8 will have a solid drop-off since it doesn't have that additional incentive to rush out and see the film for the uninitiated, but will still do better than 6 since the series at this point has gotten a lot of fans. In a more competitive season, I think it'd just barely cross $100m OW.
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Post by Miles Morales on Mar 25, 2017 6:37:02 GMT
Well, if it hits 135m OW, it'll have to have ridiculous drops to finish with just over 300m Not including the films I listed, most films that open that high traditionally finish with at least 320m Iron Man 2 hit $128m OW and finished with 312m which is low Okay, then a final of around $325 million (same as Suicide Squad) seems reasonable.
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Post by Lubezki on Mar 26, 2017 8:10:05 GMT
Won't come close to F7 since the box office guru James Wan is not involved. Also, I like F. Gary Gray but this looks terrible.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 9, 2017 14:44:12 GMT
Tracking for a 110m-120m OW
We'll see how revised it is and what Universal is projecting this week
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Post by Pavan on Apr 9, 2017 17:30:25 GMT
$125M is my prediction.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2017 4:14:15 GMT
Deadline early tracking has Thursday numbers around 9m-11m and anywhere from 84m weekend to 102m
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