Originally posted by Zack M
Lol. Please, Darth.
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That's his last 4 MCU films in a row.
Perhaps Spider-Man:Homecoming will break his streak. But I doubt he's got even 2nd billing in that.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Put your Mjolnir replica deep in Golgo's ass, please.Need to see him hurt.
No need. JL and Ragnarok will do that to him.
Originally posted by Kazenji
How was it a flop when it made [B]$430 million worldwide. and the movie's budget was $160 millionyes....lets just ignore that info. [/B]
Are you dumb? I posted the link before.
Box-Office Analysis: 'Warcraft' Avoids "Utter Failure" But Will Still Lose Money
Hence why we haven't heard of a sequel yet.
Originally posted by Zack M
Are you dumb? I posted the link before.[url=http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-analysis-warcraft-avoids-910268//]Box-Office Analysis: 'Warcraft' Avoids "Utter Failure" But Will Still Lose Money[/ur]
Hence why we haven't heard of a sequel yet.
Seems your more dumb
it made $430 million worldwide and the movie's budget was $160 million
work that out if it's, Still being considered a flop
Originally posted by Silent Master
It's all that Zach has ever cared about in regards to DC movies.
Pretty much, Not the quality of the film itself.
Originally posted by Silent Master
The Warcraft movie had a budget of around 160 million and made about 433 million, IOW they made a profit of around 100 million.
Domestic means more and it didn't make shit there.
Those close to the $160 million-budgeted video game adaptation say the loss will be only about $15 million. But any deficit stings, because Warcraft is the first movie Thomas Tull's Legendary has released since the company was bought early this year by China's Dalian Wanda Group for a reported $3.5 billion. However, the losses could have been far worse.
Originally posted by Kazenji
No Shit sherlock, It didn't make much therebut course lets ignore worldwide.......🙄
Still ignoring it LOST money. I'm talking about the BIGGER picture. Wow, you are dumb.
“Warcraft,” the big-budget summer-movie flop, secured a streaming-rights deal in China that some in Hollywood think could signal the start of a new revenue opportunity. Beijing-based online video network PPTV paid about $24 million for post-theatrical rights in China to the movie, which it will offer for online viewing, according to The Wall Street Journal. The deal amount is believed to more than twice the previous peak-price for a single movie in the market. China has a nascent market for the streaming and video-on-demand services that have proliferated in the U.S. and allow studios to sell a movie several times: first in theaters, and then on multiple platforms that consumers use at home.
Originally posted by Kazenji
Are you even reading what i'm saying?i know you keep bringing up it flopped "Only in the US"
but it seems you keep ignoring my info.
You're not understanding the definition of flop. Studio/text-book definition is a movie that isn't profitable for the studio. It lost the studio millions of dollars. hence a flop/