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Movie: X-Men: DOFP | #2 Highest Grossing Film WW of 2014
Member Since: 1/18/2011
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Here All The BoxOffice From The Franchise
X-Men
Domestic: $157,299,717 53.1%
+ Foreign: $139,039,810 46.9%
= Worldwide: $296,339,527
X2: X-Men United
Domestic: $214,949,694 52.7%
+ Foreign: $192,761,855 47.3%
= Worldwide: $407,711,549
X-Men: The Last Stand
Domestic: $234,362,462 51.0%
+ Foreign: $224,997,093 49.0%
= Worldwide: $459,359,555
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Domestic: $179,883,157 48.2%
+ Foreign: $193,179,707 51.8%
= Worldwide: $373,062,864
X-Men: First Class
Domestic: $146,408,305 41.4%
+ Foreign: $207,215,819 58.6%
= Worldwide: $353,624,124
The Wolverine
Domestic: $132,556,852 32.0%
+ Foreign: $282,271,394 68.0%
= Worldwide: $414,828,246
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Domestic: $90,700,000 34.6%
+ Foreign: $171,080,000 65.4%
= Worldwide: $261,780,000
Only 3 days and DOFP is slaying around the world...surpass the first X-Men
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Member Since: 12/10/2010
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X-Men is so global. It's going to be the franchise's highest grossing film by far. J-Law her power 
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Member Since: 12/10/2010
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Originally posted by Scherzy
caleb. is ruthless 
Spidey 2 remains a flop ... struggling to reach 700 worldwide with the inflated superhero era we live on today. |
Spider-Man is doing fine. It was released in the US less than a month ago and will outgross the Winter Soldier when all is said and done.
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Why is the title $281M?! It's $261.8M.
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Originally posted by Robert
Spider-Man is doing fine. It was released in the US less than a month ago and will outgross the Winter Soldier when all is said and done.
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Domestically that's very unlikely, WW it's do-able but we'll see... The movie itself was a flop of Spider-Man 3 proportions though. They have such a giant budget, it should have slayed and it didn't.
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The movie was SO GOOD!!!!
I wasn't expecting this SLAYAGE tbh!!!
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Member Since: 3/2/2014
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Originally posted by Rusty
Why is the title $281M?! It's $261.8M.
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It includes the Monday holiday estimates.
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Member Since: 2/1/2010
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Originally posted by Rusty
It won't outdo Avengers by any means or even Spiderman 3, but it should outdo CA2 domestically and WW (CA2 will pass Lego Movie to become the top domestic earner of 2014 very soon, it's about a million behind) so that'll leave it as top grossing comic movie of 2014 unless Guardians Of The Galaxy somehow does unbelievable well but I doubt that.
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oh I know that,but it deserves to outdo it tho 
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Wow the X-Men movies are kinda low grossing aren't they. DOFP will easily surpass those numbers.
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Wow it's killing it. And I know a lot of people still want to go! Slay!
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Originally posted by Pikachu
It includes the Monday holiday estimates.
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Averaging to ~$110M is sorta safe, but estimates come from early receipts which don't exist for Monday yet so it's a little  to include that yet... still, topping $281M blows X3's debut out of the water 
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Originally posted by Toxicity.
Wow the X-Men movies are kinda low grossing aren't they. DOFP will easily surpass those numbers.
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Remember to account for the difference in 3D prices and expansion of the market place internationally since the early half of the 2000s.... but yes, X-Men is a lower grossing franchise generally than the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Member Since: 8/21/2011
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Holy sh!t I need this movie again
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I will buy the Blu-Ray Collectors Edition Deluxe Reloaded Bonus Special Box on day 1
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Originally posted by Rusty
Remember to account for the difference in 3D prices and expansion of the market place internationally since the early half of the 2000s.... but yes, X-Men is a lower grossing franchise generally than the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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That's so sad tbh. And lower grossing than Transformers too, that's even worse
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Originally posted by jprsardeto
Holy sh!t I need this movie again
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I will buy the Blu-Ray Collectors Edition Deluxe Reloaded Bonus Special Box on day 1
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Yaaaas we're all going out to purchase the lost future scenes for more Storm
and any Rogue!
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Originally posted by Pikachu
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Can we all take a moment to pray to the illuminati against Transformers 4 because that flop does not deserve the massive $1 billion gross it will get. The third one was the such  and it's like in the Top 5 grossing WW ever which is so
Avengers and Iron Man - they are solid movies, really, really great. They deserve success. But this X-Men movie is better than Avengers, CA2 and Iron Man 1 (their three best) so should gross over $1bn too but sadly it's most likely to end up in the $750-800M bracket based on estimations right now.
I'd love if it got a mega-boost next week from word-of-mouth so its drop was small 
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Originally posted by Rusty
Can we all take a moment to pray to the illuminati against Transformers 4 because that flop does not deserve the massive $1 billion gross it will get. The third one was the such and it's like in the Top 5 grossing WW ever which is so
Avengers and Iron Man - they are solid movies, really, really great. They deserve success. But this X-Men movie is better than Avengers, CA2 and Iron Man 1 (their three best) so should gross over $1bn too but sadly it's most likely to end up in the $750-800M bracket based on estimations right now.
I'd love if it got a mega-boost next week from word-of-mouth so its drop was small |
Let's hope the word of mouth be out of this world like Avatar, dropping 1% in its second weekend
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Originally posted by Pikachu
Let's hope the word of mouth be out of this world like Avatar, dropping 1% in its second weekend |
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Just back from the cinema. (Spoilers)
I thought it was great. It reached a level of "epicness" that the previous X-Men films didn't, but also didn't jump the shark and get ridiculous. It was entertaining yet not dumbed down - which is rare for superhero films. It felt well balanced between action and drama, and they handled the whole past/future concept solidly. The cast was great of course, and I felt the cameos at the end demonstrated a sense of quality and pride in the franchise. They could have cheated that, but those actors appearing so briefly brought it all together. It didn't feel like an unnecessary sequel, and I like that they've opened things up for future films now that they've basically pulled a JJ Abrams and created an alternate universe where new stories can take place with the same characters...yet they haven't undermined the original films.
The only thing I would say is that it was perhaps a little obvious that they were riding Jennifer Lawrence's stardom by making Mystique so integral, but they do the same with Hugh Jackman so no matter.
Curious as to where they'e going to go next. It'd be interesting to explore how they cope in this mutant exposed world they're now in. Hank beginning his political career? Xavier creating the school, and in the process meeting the young Storm, Jean and Cyclops? Could they play with mutant celebrity fame?
Then again, that after credit clip was pretty out there. It'd be fun to see them explore early history mutants.
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Originally posted by toanythingtaboo
Just back from the cinema. (Spoilers)
I thought it was great. It reached a level of "epicness" that the previous X-Men films didn't, but also didn't jump the shark and get ridiculous. It was entertaining yet not dumbed down - which is rare for superhero films. It felt well balanced between action and drama, and they handled the whole past/future concept solidly. The cast was great of course, and I felt the cameos at the end demonstrated a sense of quality and pride in the franchise. They could have cheated that, but those actors appearing so briefly brought it all together. It didn't feel like an unnecessary sequel, and I like that they've opened things up for future films now that they've basically pulled a JJ Abrams and created an alternate universe where new stories can take place with the same characters...yet they haven't undermined the original films.
The only thing I would say is that it was perhaps a little obvious that they were riding Jennifer Lawrence's stardom by making Mystique so integral, but they do the same with Hugh Jackman so no matter.
Curious as to where they'e going to go next. It'd be interesting to explore how they cope in this mutant exposed world they're now in. Hank beginning his political career? Xavier creating the school, and in the process meeting the young Storm, Jean and Cyclops? Could they play with mutant celebrity fame?
Then again, that after credit clip was pretty out there. It'd be fun to see them explore early history mutants.
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Mystique is actually that central a character in the comic version! But tbh they're right to push her in the promo for the movie, show the world Oscar Chanteuse JLaw is serving nude blue slayage
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