Episode one-hundred and seven. Join hosts Trevor and Jason as they take the box office DeLorean back to October 7-9, 1994. We also discuss The Smurfs 3 is Already Being Planned, Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson to Co-Direct Pinocchio, The Wolf of Wall Street Adds Kyle Chandler, Roman Polanski to Next Direct D, Based on the Dreyfus Affair, Stephen Frears May Direct Freddie Mercury Biopic, Luke Evans to Play the Villain in Fast & Furious 6, The Avengers Writer/Director Joss Whedon Thanks His Fans, Marion Cotillard Says She’s Not Talia al Ghul in The Dark Knight Rises. Plus much more movie talk, tune in now!
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I love the show, would be nice to see official estimates on the final tally of movies as well, not just the opening.
I don’t get the bashing (maybe 4 episodes ago) of American Reunion
-box office mojo lists $172million total gross, cost $50 million, if we add $50 million marketing costs, and then factor in the sharing of the gross with theatres – it has pocketed 30-40 million
-this is before DVD/home market revenue where we know it will sell well.
-I think there will be a few more of these – it has not lost money. The trend is to make loads on disc sales (as Kevin Smith does – Smith says it’s a hidden tally, he has made more on disc sales than theatrical on his movies)
Death of Theatres:
– the mammo podcast 253 talked abut the death of the theatre – is now, just a matter of time until they all close shop. The guys say people want to enjoy stuff at home by streaming/waiting for the disc to go on sale. Thoughts on this would be great to hear.
I love the show, would be nice to see official estimates on the final tally of movies as well, not just the opening.
I don’t get the bashing (maybe 4 episodes ago) of American Reunion
-box office mojo lists $172million total gross, cost $50 million, if we add $50 million marketing costs, and then factor in the sharing of the gross with theatres – it has pocketed 30-40 million
-this is before DVD/home market revenue where we know it will sell well.
-I think there will be a few more of these – it has not lost money. The trend is to make loads on disc sales (as Kevin Smith does – Smith says it’s a hidden tally, he has made more on disc sales than theatrical on his movies)
Death of Theatres:
– the mammo podcast 253 talked abut the death of the theatre – is now, just a matter of time until they all close shop. The guys say people want to enjoy stuff at home by streaming/waiting for the disc to go on sale. Thoughts on this would be great to hear.