Originally posted by Kazenji
How so?budget for it was $100 mil and its made $141.9 mil.
What the hell, Kaz, are you suddenly a noob? Most movies have to make at least double their budget to START being profitable.
It may not be completely finished, but so far yes, it's flopping. I'm sure the studio execs see this as a failure with such a huge, marketable, nostalgic IP.
Wow, the Drinker liked Afterlife!
I thought he hated strong female characters! Maybe he liked that she's nerdy?
Frozen Empire looks like dud;
Originally posted by Patient_Leech
What the hell, Kaz, are you suddenly a noob? Most movies have to make at least double their budget to START being profitable.It may not be completely finished, but so far yes, it's flopping. I'm sure the studio execs see this as a failure with such a huge, marketable, nostalgic IP.
And thats the problem with modern day studio's.
Bill Murray spent decades saying no to any more Ghostbusters sequels. He seemed the most eager to appear in the 2016 reboot as a different character, to put a stake in the heart of the old franchise; the death of Harold Ramis also seemed like the nail in the coffin. But, we know the firestorm around that all female reboot. How much money did they have to give him in the end, to come back for these two middling films?
The nostalgia wave is maybe the biggest money maker in Hollywood right now, besides the MCU. It must be driving studios crazy, because they can't predict what nostalgia works to bring in audiences and what doesn't.
For everything that's hugely profitable - the Star Wars sequel trilogy, Top Gun: Maverick, the new Halloween trilogy, the Jurassic World trilogy, Spider-Man: No Way Home...
You have the ones that crash and fail - Superman Returns, The Matrix: Resurrections, Terminator: Dark Fate, The Exorcist: Believer - and apparently any new Ghostbusters movies.