ALL Charts Discussion - All of us crying with Joanne Piano Version

[Jennie Kim 7,006]

Just now, Bloody Grammys said:

I'm confident it will be sucessful. WB pushed it to an earlier release, that's a good sign.

nope. You don't understand how movies work.

[Bad Monster Kid 13,140]

1 minute ago, Bloody Grammys said:

I'm confident it will be sucessful. WB pushed it to an earlier release, that's a good sign.

Pretty sure they moved it cause the studio doesn’t see it competing for the big awards. 

[South Blonde 6,237]

2 minutes ago, nattuggla said:

I thought so.

Wow I am very surprised that the budget is so big.

Same as La La Land

[viniferrett 16,684]

Just now, South Blonde said:

Is it tho? 

 

Just now, Kara Brasil said:

nope. You don't understand how movies work.

it is a good sign 

''The pic was originally set to open Sept. 28, 2018 but the studio sees it as a strong counter-programming move by putting it in the midst of summer tentpoles. The studio pulled a similar move when it pushed its “Great Gatsby” remake starring Leonardo DiCaprio from December to May, which worked in its favor as the film went to gross more then $300 million worldwide. The film will go up against an untitled Laika production and Screen Gems’ “Slenderman” pic.  ''

[Brie Candy 18,642]

Chicago (2002) 

Budget: $45 million

Box Office: $306.8 million

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Burlesque (2010)

Budget: $55 million

Box Office: $130.9 million (with DVD sales)
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La La Land (2016)

Budget: $30 million

Box Office: $445.7 million

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A Star Is Born (2018)

Budget: $30 million

Box Office: _ _ 

[bloody g 31,746]

4 minutes ago, Kara Brasil said:

nope. You don't understand how movies work.

The movie police is here

[South Blonde 6,237]

Just now, viniferrett said:

 

it is a good sign 

''The pic was originally set to open Sept. 28, 2018 but the studio sees it as a strong counter-programming move by putting it in the midst of summer tentpoles. The studio pulled a similar move when it pushed its “Great Gatsby” remake starring Leonardo DiCaprio from December to May, which worked in its favor as the film went to gross more then $300 million worldwide. The film will go up against an untitled Laika production and Screen Gems’ “Slenderman” pic.  ''

I don't care about the gross, I care about critical acclaim... and the Oscars... 

[viniferrett 16,684]

1 minute ago, Brie Candy said:

Chicago (2002) 

Budget: $45 million

Box Office: $306.8 million

_

Burlesque (2010)

Budget: $55 million

Box Office: $130.9 million (with DVD sales)
_

La La Land (2016)

Budget: $30 million

Box Office: $445.7 million

_

A Star Is Born (2018)

Budget: $30 million

Box Office: $2.5 Bi 

[bloody g 31,746]

2 minutes ago, South Blonde said:

I don't care about the gross, I care about critical acclaim... and the Oscars... 

That no one knows I guess 

Alejandro candles: on 

[Bye 3,947]

I think it will gross anywhere between 80 - 100M under normal circumstances. If it's a breakout hit (lol) it will do closer to 200M.

[Bad Monster Kid 13,140]

4 minutes ago, Brie Candy said:

Chicago (2002) 

Budget: $45 million

Box Office: $306.8 million

_

Burlesque (2010)

Budget: $55 million

Box Office: $130.9 million (with DVD sales)
_

La La Land (2016)

Budget: $30 million

Box Office: $445.7 million

_

A Star Is Born (2018)

Budget: $30 million

Box Office: _ _ 

What about Glitter? Evita?

[South Blonde 6,237]

Both La La Land and Chicago were released in Dicember tho... 

[Runway 27,876]

3 minutes ago, South Blonde said:

I don't care about the gross, I care about critical acclaim... and the Oscars... 

Oscars are not happening with a May release (except BSO)

[Bad Monster Kid 13,140]

2 minutes ago, Runway said:

Oscars are not happening with a May release (except BSO)

They’ll get song nomination but most likely none in the acting categories. 

Edit: Just saw the except BSO. 

[South Blonde 6,237]

Just now, Runway said:

Oscars are not happening with a May release (except BSO)

That was my point: an early release is not a good sign