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Cloverfield opened with $40M. In January. On a very modest budget ($25M). With no franchise to build on. {nm}
They had to pay high-dollar at several antique/pawn shops across the country. {nm} May 14, 04:27
Is this gonna be a sequel to Joel Schumacher's movie 8mm (1999) with Nicolas Cage ? {nm} May 14, 05:54
Sequel to Motel 6, we'll leave the lights on for ya commercial {nm} May 14, 10:01
I know i'm in the minority, but i agree with their logic. Abrams + SS. Can't see this opening below 30 {nm} May 14, 06:15
Abrams opening weekend average is $61,473,781 {nm} May 14, 06:16
His first movie starred Tom Cruise and his second movie was Star Trek... do you think this movie has the draw of either? {nm} May 14, 06:44
I'm not saying it will, I'm saying there's sound logic to why its priced so high. {nm} May 14, 07:08
MI3 and Star Trek both had budgets of $150M and were well-known franchises. Super 8 has a budget of a third of those. May 14, 07:41
Again, I'm not saying it going to open like a blockbuster. Also, Marketing is calculated off projected revenue, not cost. {nm} May 14, 07:53
To me, it looks cheap and with a $40-50M budget, it sounds cheap. Could be wrong, but that's my opinion. {nm} May 14, 08:02
Cloverfield opened with $40M. In January. On a very modest budget ($25M). With no franchise to build on. May 14, 09:11
seems like we're had this conversation before... {nm} May 14, 08:03
*we've {nm} May 14, 08:04
