Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
who gives a f*ck about domestic #s?domestically though?
only thing that matters is the cumulative
Batman V Superman is the 4th BIGGEST movie opening EVER ahead of EVERY COMIC movie!
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only thing that matters is the cumulative
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
TMNT4000
Superstar
What the fukk are you talking about that BvS is the number one opening comic movie when Avengers, Ultron, and Iron Man 3 still has that record above this average movie, why are you lying for this movie?
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
I'm not lying for anyone brahWhat the fukk are you talking about that BvS is the number one opening comic movie when Avengers, Ultron, and Iron Man 3 still has that record above this average movie, why are you lying for this movie?
did you click the link in the 1st post?
I suggest you do that and shut your d*cksucker
steadyrighteous
Veteran
NobodyReally
Superstar
What did you win? DC sent you a check? A batch of cookies? Are they homemade?
TMNT4000
Superstar
I did you derange fan boy
This is from the link YOU posted
When adjusting for inflation, however, Batman v Superman falls behind the debuts of both Dark Knightmovies, as well as several films based on Marvel Comics characters, including 2012’s The Avengers and 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
clearly not taking into account the global numbers for all movies involvedI did you derange fan boy
This is from the link YOU posted
When adjusting for inflation, however, Batman v Superman falls behind the debuts of both Dark Knightmovies, as well as several films based on Marvel Comics characters, including 2012’s The Avengers and 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron.
and I didn't post that link you simple minded b*tch
TMNT4000
Superstar
The arficle doesn't say any of that and you just made that up you punkass DC stan
I see why you didn't post the article in your post you fukking lair
The whole article
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice flew higher than any movie based on DC Comics superheroes has before, opening in the U.S. and Canada with an estimated $170.1 million over the Easter holiday weekend.
That easily beats the $116.6 million record debut for Superman movies held by 2013’s Man of Steel.
Adam B. Vary / BuzzFeed News
It also just surpasses the $160.9 million debut held by 2012’s The Dark Knight Rises, as well as the $158.4 million debut of 2008’s The Dark Knight.
Adam B. Vary / BuzzFeed News
When adjusting for inflation, however, Batman v Superman falls behind the debuts of both Dark Knightmovies, as well as several films based on Marvel Comics characters, including 2012’s The Avengers and 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Adam B. Vary / BuzzFeed News
Still, this is an astronomic box office take for any movie, and it set several other box office records in the process. It’s easily the best opening weekend for director Zack Snyder, and stars Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill.
And anyone still holding onto the notion that there is such a thing as “summer movie season” anymore, especially in terms of box office power, should seriously reconsider. Batman v Superman earned not only the all-time biggest domestic debut in March — beating the $152.5 million set by The Hunger Games in 2012 — it’s the biggest debut ever for a movie opening before May.
Internationally, BVS earned an estimated $254 million, including roughly $57.3 million in China, a record debut for Warner Bros. Pictures. Overall, the movie has grossed a gigantic $424.1 million worldwide.
Adam B. Vary / BuzzFeed News
This copious display of financial strength comes as very good news for Warner Bros., which is using Batman v Superman to launch an ambitious and risky cinematic ecosystem based on DC Comics characters into a marketplace already saturated with superhero movies. The next of the DC-based films, Suicide Squad, opens Aug. 5 — after Captain America: Civil War and X-Men: Apocalypse in May, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows in June.
This weekend’s returns, however, do present at least one cause for concern for Warner Bros. and the DC Films team. Batman v Superman earned a lackluster “B” rating from the audience polling firm CinemaScore. From men, who made up roughly 62% of ticket buyers, the film earned a “B–” rating, suggesting word-of-mouth on the movie is subdued at best.
How the movie fares over the following weeks, where it isn’t considered to face much competition until The Jungle Book opens on April 15, will strongly indicate audiences’ long-term enthusiasm for Snyder’s downbeat and morally ambiguous approach to the material. Critics, meanwhile, have made their scorn for that approach abundantly clear.
Here are the estimated top 10 box office figures for Friday to Sunday, courtesy of Box Office Mojo:
1. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice* — $170.1 million
2. Zootopia — $23.1 million
3. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2* — $18.1 million
4. Miracles from Heaven — $9.5 million
4. The Divergent Series: Allegiant — $9.5 million
6. 10 Cloverfield Lane — $6 million
7. Deadpool — $5 million
8. London Has Fallen — $2.9 million
9. Hello, My Name is Doris — $1.7 million
10. Eye in the Sky — $1 million
*Opening weekend
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
again.... I didn't post that articleThe arficle doesn't say any of that and you just made that up you punkass DC stan
I see why you didn't post the article in your post you fukking lair
The whole article
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice flew higher than any movie based on DC Comics superheroes has before, opening in the U.S. and Canada with an estimated $170.1 million over the Easter holiday weekend.
That easily beats the $116.6 million record debut for Superman movies held by 2013’s Man of Steel.
Adam B. Vary / BuzzFeed News
It also just surpasses the $160.9 million debut held by 2012’s The Dark Knight Rises, as well as the $158.4 million debut of 2008’s The Dark Knight.
Adam B. Vary / BuzzFeed News
When adjusting for inflation, however, Batman v Superman falls behind the debuts of both Dark Knightmovies, as well as several films based on Marvel Comics characters, including 2012’s The Avengers and 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Adam B. Vary / BuzzFeed News
Still, this is an astronomic box office take for any movie, and it set several other box office records in the process. It’s easily the best opening weekend for director Zack Snyder, and stars Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill.
And anyone still holding onto the notion that there is such a thing as “summer movie season” anymore, especially in terms of box office power, should seriously reconsider. Batman v Superman earned not only the all-time biggest domestic debut in March — beating the $152.5 million set by The Hunger Games in 2012 — it’s the biggest debut ever for a movie opening before May.
Internationally, BVS earned an estimated $254 million, including roughly $57.3 million in China, a record debut for Warner Bros. Pictures. Overall, the movie has grossed a gigantic $424.1 million worldwide.
Adam B. Vary / BuzzFeed News
This copious display of financial strength comes as very good news for Warner Bros., which is using Batman v Superman to launch an ambitious and risky cinematic ecosystem based on DC Comics characters into a marketplace already saturated with superhero movies. The next of the DC-based films, Suicide Squad, opens Aug. 5 — after Captain America: Civil War and X-Men: Apocalypse in May, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows in June.
This weekend’s returns, however, do present at least one cause for concern for Warner Bros. and the DC Films team. Batman v Superman earned a lackluster “B” rating from the audience polling firm CinemaScore. From men, who made up roughly 62% of ticket buyers, the film earned a “B–” rating, suggesting word-of-mouth on the movie is subdued at best.
How the movie fares over the following weeks, where it isn’t considered to face much competition until The Jungle Book opens on April 15, will strongly indicate audiences’ long-term enthusiasm for Snyder’s downbeat and morally ambiguous approach to the material. Critics, meanwhile, have made their scorn for that approach abundantly clear.
Here are the estimated top 10 box office figures for Friday to Sunday, courtesy of Box Office Mojo:
1. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice* — $170.1 million
2. Zootopia — $23.1 million
3. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2* — $18.1 million
4. Miracles from Heaven — $9.5 million
4. The Divergent Series: Allegiant — $9.5 million
6. 10 Cloverfield Lane — $6 million
7. Deadpool — $5 million
8. London Has Fallen — $2.9 million
9. Hello, My Name is Doris — $1.7 million
10. Eye in the Sky — $1 million
*Opening weekend
my link was to boxofficemojo
this guy is livid dc =
TMNT4000
Superstar
No you didn'tagain.... I didn't post that article
my link was to boxofficemojo
this guy is livid dc =
And if you did
boxofficemojo
OPENING WEEKENDS
Note: Sort by Rank or any other column to view all wide releases.
Rank Title (click to view) Studio Opening* % of Total Theaters Avg. Total Gross^ Date**
1 Star Wars: The Force Awakens BV $247,966,675 26.6% 4,134 $59,982 $933,662,528 12/18/2015
2 Jurassic World Uni. $208,806,270 32.0% 4,274 $48,855 $652,270,625 6/12/2015
3 Marvel's The Avengers BV $207,438,708 33.3% 4,349 $47,698 $623,357,910 5/4/2012
4 Avengers: Age of Ultron BV $191,271,109 41.7% 4,276 $44,731 $459,005,868 5/1/2015
5 Iron Man 3 BV $174,144,585 42.6% 4,253 $40,946 $409,013,994 5/3/2013
6 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice WB $170,100,000 100.0% 4,242 $40,099 $170,100,000 3/25/2016
7 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 WB $169,189,427 44.4% 4,375 $38,672 $381,011,219 7/15/2011
8 The Dark Knight Rises WB $160,887,295 35.9% 4,404 $36,532 $448,139,099 7/20/2012
9 The Dark Knight WB $158,411,483 29.7% 4,366 $36,283 $533,345,358 7/18/2008
10 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire LGF $158,074,286 37.2% 4,163 $37,971 $424,668,047 11/22/2013
Just accept yo "L" breh
Real
Location: Under Your Skin
Watching it for a second time this Friday
Da Rhythm Rebel
All Star
it's comical to me how some in here don't seem to understand that other superhero movies have had staggered international releases, and the fact that BvS opened up in EVERY worldwide territory simultaneously is why they can claim this title or whatever as having the biggest opening ever for a super-hero movie
Roman Brady
Nobody Lives Forever
Can't believe this flick couldn't open with 200m domestically
