SUPERMAN by James Gunn (OUT now)

[Bryan Danielson]

This movie is not only a massive success

We won…. I called it a long time ago

 

[Chip Skylark]

This movie is not only a massive success

We won…. I called it a long time ago

Keep your foot on their necks. Peacemaker next

 

[Norrin Radd]

 

[Ironman]

Its crazy that twitters such a warzone these days, everyone was spinning anything under 700m as a failure

These rando twitter jackasses who swear their box office experts and know all about the movies marketing budget are weird as hell

 

[Larry]

These rando twitter jackasses who swear their box office experts and know all about the movies marketing budget are weird as hell

You gotta let them Snyder dudes cope however they can man

If dying on a hill that this movie failed is the only glimmer of hope they have in the Snyderverse returning and Gunn getting canned (which quite literally is never going to happen) then goddammit let them believe it

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Looks like it's on pace to finish $100M+ above the breakeven point that was reported by 'The Wrap' and other trades so yeah what more is there to say about that topic. If China/South Korea/Russia were still viable at the box office for most Hollywood films then you could have added more but that hasn't been figured out and might not ever be figured out. Plus, a thing like 'Superman' you know that the new merchandise and toys are likely flying off the racks.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

This might be the goat

I rewatch 2 times already

D.C jus do something for me

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Krypto was so unnecessary and dragged the film down

Would've gave it a 8/10, but that dumb dog makes it a 6/10.

mutts ruin everything

 

[Primetime]

I told yall back in June

I'd be impressed if it did 700m.

There's being famous and there's however you encapsulate being viral/trendy/hip (some of that is the person himself, some is the times they're in). i.e. Usher is top tier famous but that don't mean an Usher album in 2025 will go diamond like it did 25 years ago.

Everyone knows who Superman is, we just have to see how much 13 year-olds around the globe actually care in 2025. If they care to the tune of 650-700m in this somewhat post-renaissance era of comic book movies (an era that DC came away looking like failures), that'll be promising for them moving forward.

 

[CHICAGO]

'F4' will outgross 'Superman'. It's the lead in for the 'Avengers: Doomsday' movie and people have been waiting for a 'F4' that's done right.

No real reason to compare movies when they are successful. 'Superman' is going to approach $400M domestic

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[Saysumthinfunnymike]

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'Superman' is still on track to get close to $400M domestic it's at like $320M right now.

 

[CHICAGO]

'Superman' is still on track to get close to $400M domestic it's at like $320M right now.

ITS DROPPING BY 50%
EVERY WEEK AND JUST DID
14MS LAST WEEK SO
YOU DO THE MATH



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[Saysumthinfunnymike]

ITS DROPPING BY 50%
EVERY WEEK AND JUST DID
14MS LAST WEEK SO
YOU DO THE MATH



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We'll see and as for 'F4' it's not my fault it started flopping. It has presales bigger than 'Superman' it has presales bigger than any movie this year

 

[FlyRy]

Mainly snyderbros.

Any superhero movie that hit 700ms at this point is a success.

Scott Mendelson says 800M is the new billion due to China not supporting

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Scott Mendelson says 800M is the new billion due to China not supporting

It's not just China. Hollywood lost Russia also for obvious reasons and South Koreans don't go to the theater anymore due to streaming over there.

'Ant-Man' way back a decade ago made something like $175M with those three countries combined. If it came out today, that number would drop to like $20M combined.