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Black Panther official movie thread (11/3/17)
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2 hours ago, ComicConnoisseur said:

This week Pacific Rim Uprising's shot at taking on Black Panther. Will it stop the Black Panther's streak? hm

Yes.

All Pacific Rim will have to do is better than $20 million next weekend to dethrone Black Panther.

Even Tomb Raider did $23 million this weekend.

Still "Best # 1 streak since Avatar" isn't a bad title.

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3 minutes ago, Gatsby77 said:

Yes.

All Pacific Rim will have to do is better than $20 million next weekend to dethrone Black Panther.

Even Tomb Raider did $23 million this weekend.

Still "Best # 1 streak since Avatar" isn't a bad title.

Very true. For modern movies, this is becoming more rare. When you look at non-consecutive and consecutive #1 runs, you have spotty modern hits like this.

2009 - Avatar: 7 weeks

1999 - The Sixth Sense: 5 weeks

1997 - Titanic: 15 weeks

1994 - Forrest Gump: 5 weeks (not consecutive)

1992 - Basic Instinct: 5 weeks

1990 - Home Alone: 12 weeks (not consecutive)

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I'm surprised The Avengers was only #1 for 3 weekends. That movie was such a monster of a hit.

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1 hour ago, Gatsby77 said:

Yes.

All Pacific Rim will have to do is better than $20 million next weekend to dethrone Black Panther.

Even Tomb Raider did $23 million this weekend.

Still "Best # 1 streak since Avatar" isn't a bad title.

+1, BP will be #2 next weekend. will have to find solace in passing Avengers as #1 superhero movie at the US box office.

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Another first for a superhero movie , now at #16

1 Titanic Par. 15 15 $600,788,188 12/19/97
2 Beverly Hills Cop Par. 13 14 $234,760,478 12/05/84
3 Tootsie Col. 13 14 $177,200,000 12/17/82
4 Home Alone Fox 12 12 $285,761,243 11/16/90
5 Crocodile Dundee Par. 9 9 $174,803,506 9/26/86
6 Good Morning, Vietnam BV 9 9 $123,922,370 12/25/87
7 Back to the Future Uni. 8 11 $210,609,762 7/03/85
8 Fatal Attraction Par. 8 8 $156,645,693 9/18/87
9 Porky's Fox 8 8 $105,492,483 3/19/82
10 Avatar Fox 7 7 $749,766,139 12/18/09
11 Ghostbusters Col. 7 10 $229,242,989 6/08/84
12 On Golden Pond Uni. 7 7 $119,285,432 12/04/81
13 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Uni. 6 16 $359,197,037 6/11/82
14 The Fugitive WB 6 6 $183,875,760 8/06/93
15 Rocky IV UA 6 6 $127,873,716 11/27/85
16 Black Panther BV 5 5 $605,400,528  

 

 

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2 hours ago, comic_memories said:

Another first for a superhero movie , now at #16

1 Titanic Par. 15 15 $600,788,188 12/19/97
2 Beverly Hills Cop Par. 13 14 $234,760,478 12/05/84
3 Tootsie Col. 13 14 $177,200,000 12/17/82
4 Home Alone Fox 12 12 $285,761,243 11/16/90
5 Crocodile Dundee Par. 9 9 $174,803,506 9/26/86
6 Good Morning, Vietnam BV 9 9 $123,922,370 12/25/87
7 Back to the Future Uni. 8 11 $210,609,762 7/03/85
8 Fatal Attraction Par. 8 8 $156,645,693 9/18/87
9 Porky's Fox 8 8 $105,492,483 3/19/82
10 Avatar Fox 7 7 $749,766,139 12/18/09
11 Ghostbusters Col. 7 10 $229,242,989 6/08/84
12 On Golden Pond Uni. 7 7 $119,285,432 12/04/81
13 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Uni. 6 16 $359,197,037 6/11/82
14 The Fugitive WB 6 6 $183,875,760 8/06/93
15 Rocky IV UA 6 6 $127,873,716 11/27/85
16 Black Panther BV 5 5 $605,400,528  

 

 

Where is the original Star Wars?  (1977)  

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18 minutes ago, bane said:

10% of this thread is about the actual movie.

90% of this thread is about the box office.

A month after the release of any film it devolves into that.  I don't get the obsession with the numbers...I stop paying attention after I see it and just check a few months later.

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7 hours ago, Broke as a Joke said:

Where is the original Star Wars?  (1977)  

That would be on the DOMESTIC ADJUSTED LIST, which even on that Black Panther is now #47. It also gives you a feel for the road ahead what this movie would be tackling next - in same-dollars. And if you check The Avengers, you realize what a monster hit it is even when converted to 2018 USD.

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32 minutes ago, bane said:

10% of this thread is about the actual movie.

90% of this thread is about the box office.

 

13 minutes ago, fantastic_four said:

A month after the release of any film it devolves into that.  I don't get the obsession with the numbers...I stop paying attention after I see it and just check a few months later.

It's a topic, like any other related to a movie. In this case, where Hollywood has talked about how redundant and unrealistic comic book movies are so therefore burning audiences out on them. Yet the results prove these movies, when delivered in a way with the audience's entertainment in mind versus cookie cutter productions, truly excel.

Now if you were concerned about people that take over a thread so as to post excessive negatives about a production they never saw, or just because they hated it so nobody else should have enjoyed it, I'd get your concern. But then that would be pointing out the obvious that folks get away with on here because 1) they sell books on here, and 2) they are 'just posting on a chat board'.

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24 minutes ago, fantastic_four said:

A month after the release of any film it devolves into that.  I don't get the obsession with the numbers...I stop paying attention after I see it and just check a few months later.

Me either!

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Yeah - I'm okay with it being 90% about numbers at this point because...

This is a comic book message board. Who _hasn't_  seen it by now after more than a month in release?

Discussion-wise, folks have moved on to speculation re. Infinity War.

But for a movie that many predicted to do somewhere around Doctor Strange numbers to have outperformed so spectacularly (and continue to hold as well as it has) is both newsworthy and fascinating.

Black Panther will out-perform The Last Jedi domestically -- something _nobody_ saw coming -- even those who hated The Last Jedi.

And for a true superhero movie to become the first 5x # 1 movie since Avatar is something all of us should be celebrating.

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49 minutes ago, Gatsby77 said:

Yeah - I'm okay with it being 90% about numbers at this point because...

This is a comic book message board. Who _hasn't_  seen it by now after more than a month in release?

Me, I haven't seen it yet because I don't go to the movies much anymore. Prefer to stream at home when it becomes available. 

I just find the constant box office posting tiresome. 2c

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2 hours ago, Gatsby77 said:

Yeah - I'm okay with it being 90% about numbers at this point because...

This is a comic book message board. Who _hasn't_  seen it by now after more than a month in release?

Discussion-wise, folks have moved on to speculation re. Infinity War.

But for a movie that many predicted to do somewhere around Doctor Strange numbers to have outperformed so spectacularly (and continue to hold as well as it has) is both newsworthy and fascinating.

Black Panther will out-perform The Last Jedi domestically -- something _nobody_ saw coming -- even those who hated The Last Jedi.

And for a true superhero movie to become the first 5x # 1 movie since Avatar is something all of us should be celebrating.

and the second since Sixth Sense -1999

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