Originally posted by Silent MasterI decide what counts and it either all counts or just movie made at the box office. By your own reasoning Potter wins if we just look at the box office. Just try to be more clever when it comes to your trolling. You're slipping.
They predate the HP movies, so they don't count as part of the movie franchise.
Originally posted by quanchi112
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The 774million is in 1977 dollars. As I said, you don't understand inflation. 🙂
Originally posted by RobtardWe don't adjust for inflation. The only fair way is total dollars made in each category. Potter wins at the box office and collectively when we factor all properties despite a 30 year head start.
"Produced with a budget of $11 million and released on May 25, 1977, the film earned $460 million in the United States and $314 million overseas, surpassing Jaws as the nominal highest-grossing film and remained that way until being surpassed by E.T. the Extra Terrestrial in 1982. When adjusted for inflation, it is the second highest grossing film in the US and Canada and is the third highest-grossing in the world as of 2012"The 774million is in 1977 dollars. As I said, you don't understand inflation. 🙂
Originally posted by quanchi112
We don't adjust for inflation. The only fair way is total dollars made in each category. Potter wins at the box office and collectively when we factor all properties despite a 30 year head start.
-made claim that you adjusted for inflation-
-proof shown that you didn't adjust for inflation-
-cry that we "don't adjust for inflation"-
Stop embarrassing yourself.
Originally posted by Robtardin his defense, it was my claim. I was looking at two different sources and got mixed up.
-make a claim that you adjusted for inflation--proof shown that you didn't adjust for inflation-
-cry that we "don't adjust for inflation"-
Stop embarrassing yourself.
Yeah, the $775m wasn't adjusted.
Originally posted by RobtardThe websites don't do so which give this data. The website also doesn't factor in amusement park revenue.
-made claim that you adjusted for inflation--proof shown that you didn't adjust for inflation-
-cry that we "don't adjust for inflation"-
Stop embarrassing yourself.
Potter wins both ways.
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Does it just eat you alive ?
Originally posted by marwash22
in his defense, it was my claim. I was looking at two different sources and got mixed up.Yeah, the $775m wasn't adjusted.
Which is fair enough if he had the balls to say "ah, okay, I see the error" after being shown he was wrong, but he goes on to embarrass himself further with "we don't adjust for inflation" now claims. Cos it ruins his "HP win!!!!1" ranting.