Batman V Superman is the 4th BIGGEST movie opening EVER ahead of EVERY COMIC movie!

[Disgustya Stallone]

No you didn't

And if you did

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OPENING WEEKENDS

• $50+ M
  
• $40-50m
  
• $30-40m
  
• $25-30m
  
• $20-25m
  
• $15-20m
  
• $10-15m

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

you simple ass fock breh

this thread is about TOTAL GROSS, it includes INTERNATIONAL #s

why u so mad?

 

[Disgustya Stallone]

Can't believe this flick couldn't open with 200m domestically

can't believe it opened to 424.1 mil ahead of every marvel movie Eva

 

[Roman Brady]

can't believe it opened to 424.1 mil ahead of every marvel movie Eva

Is there a marvel movie that has had a simultaneous ww release? And what are you going to do if BvS total box office isn't up to the last 2 iron mans

 

[twan83]

Civil war gonna beat it

I don't think so. This movie is doing some damn near unseen numbers.
I think it will be better but it probably wont do half the numbers.

Civil war probably beat it overall when it's done imo but as far as 3 day weekend not sure but I can say this tho Black panther plays a factor cuz he has tons of fans and biggest one is Spider-Man

I seem bvs which I liked and each time I seen it which was twice when Spider-Man popped up kids screaming out his name Spider-Man and overall theater would be like at civil war trailer loud

Don't care who claims box office King just want a good movie and civil war of all the other movies has that edge tho cuz of last movie been so good and has same directors for it in part 3 if it's just as good or Better than last one its gonna have massive legs
Either way good time to be alive

 

[TheGodling]

Box Office: ‘Batman v Superman’ Debuts Lower Than Projected With $166.1 Million

Box Office: ‘Batman v Superman’ Debuts Lower Than Projected With $166.1 Million

Box office estimates were too bullish for “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.”

Now that the final numbers have been tallied, it turns out that the superhero gladiator fight grossed $166.1 million, Warner Bros. said Monday. That’s $4 million less than the $170.1 million that the studio initially projected “Batman v Superman” would generate in its first weekend.

It’s still a massive figure, representing a record for a March debut, for Easter weekend and for a DC Comics film. The revised numbers do, however, mean that “Batman v Superman” will drop a rung on the all-time list of top openings. It’s now the seventh biggest debut, behind “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2’s” $169.2 million launch and in front of “The Dark Knight Rises'” $160.9 million bow. “Batman v Superman” ranks as the second biggest debut for Warner Bros.

The film grossed $81.6 million from Thursday pre-shows and on its first day of release on Friday, $50.7 million on Saturday and $33.8 million on Sunday, which coincided with Easter.

A lot was riding on “Batman v Superman’s” performance. Warner Bros. is looking for new franchises to replace outgoing series such as “Harry Potter” and “The Hobbit,” and the hope is that the film will kick off a number of interconnected sequels and spinoffs featuring DC Comics characters. The studio spent $250 million to produce the film and tens of million more in promotional materials. Going into the weekend, the film was expected to bring in roughly $140 million.

Zack Snyder (“Man of Steel”) directs the film with Ben Affleck as Batman and Henry Cavill as Superman. Reviews were savage, with many critics faulting the film for being over-stuffed with characters and undone by loose narrative threads. Audiences were kinder, handing “Batman v Superman” a B CinemaScore.

The film also did brisk business abroad. It launched to $254 million overseas from 66 markets, including China, where it grossed $57.3 million, the best ever debut for a Warner Bros. release.

Since it's already started falling harder than expected that next week drop-off is going to tell the true box office story.

 

[Da Rhythm Rebel]

Box Office: ‘Batman v Superman’ Debuts Lower Than Projected With $166.1 Million

Box Office: ‘Batman v Superman’ Debuts Lower Than Projected With $166.1 Million

Box office estimates were too bullish for “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.”

Now that the final numbers have been tallied, it turns out that the superhero gladiator fight grossed $166.1 million, Warner Bros. said Monday. That’s $4 million less than the $170.1 million that the studio initially projected “Batman v Superman” would generate in its first weekend.

It’s still a massive figure, representing a record for a March debut, for Easter weekend and for a DC Comics film. The revised numbers do, however, mean that “Batman v Superman” will drop a rung on the all-time list of top openings. It’s now the seventh biggest debut, behind “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2’s” $169.2 million launch and in front of “The Dark Knight Rises'” $160.9 million bow. “Batman v Superman” ranks as the second biggest debut for Warner Bros.

The film grossed $81.6 million from Thursday pre-shows and on its first day of release on Friday, $50.7 million on Saturday and $33.8 million on Sunday, which coincided with Easter.

A lot was riding on “Batman v Superman’s” performance. Warner Bros. is looking for new franchises to replace outgoing series such as “Harry Potter” and “The Hobbit,” and the hope is that the film will kick off a number of interconnected sequels and spinoffs featuring DC Comics characters. The studio spent $250 million to produce the film and tens of million more in promotional materials. Going into the weekend, the film was expected to bring in roughly $140 million.

Zack Snyder (“Man of Steel”) directs the film with Ben Affleck as Batman and Henry Cavill as Superman. Reviews were savage, with many critics faulting the film for being over-stuffed with characters and undone by loose narrative threads. Audiences were kinder, handing “Batman v Superman” a B CinemaScore.

The film also did brisk business abroad. It launched to $254 million overseas from 66 markets, including China, where it grossed $57.3 million, the best ever debut for a Warner Bros. release.

Since it's already started falling harder than expected that next week drop-off is going to tell the true box office story.

tell 'em please!

 

[Roman Brady]

Box Office: ‘Batman v Superman’ Debuts Lower Than Projected With $166.1 Million

Box Office: ‘Batman v Superman’ Debuts Lower Than Projected With $166.1 Million

Box office estimates were too bullish for “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.”

Now that the final numbers have been tallied, it turns out that the superhero gladiator fight grossed $166.1 million, Warner Bros. said Monday. That’s $4 million less than the $170.1 million that the studio initially projected “Batman v Superman” would generate in its first weekend.

It’s still a massive figure, representing a record for a March debut, for Easter weekend and for a DC Comics film. The revised numbers do, however, mean that “Batman v Superman” will drop a rung on the all-time list of top openings. It’s now the seventh biggest debut, behind “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2’s” $169.2 million launch and in front of “The Dark Knight Rises'” $160.9 million bow. “Batman v Superman” ranks as the second biggest debut for Warner Bros.

The film grossed $81.6 million from Thursday pre-shows and on its first day of release on Friday, $50.7 million on Saturday and $33.8 million on Sunday, which coincided with Easter.

A lot was riding on “Batman v Superman’s” performance. Warner Bros. is looking for new franchises to replace outgoing series such as “Harry Potter” and “The Hobbit,” and the hope is that the film will kick off a number of interconnected sequels and spinoffs featuring DC Comics characters. The studio spent $250 million to produce the film and tens of million more in promotional materials. Going into the weekend, the film was expected to bring in roughly $140 million.

Zack Snyder (“Man of Steel”) directs the film with Ben Affleck as Batman and Henry Cavill as Superman. Reviews were savage, with many critics faulting the film for being over-stuffed with characters and undone by loose narrative threads. Audiences were kinder, handing “Batman v Superman” a B CinemaScore.

The film also did brisk business abroad. It launched to $254 million overseas from 66 markets, including China, where it grossed $57.3 million, the best ever debut for a Warner Bros. release.

dang it barely beat deadpool that's woeful

 

[twan83]

dang it barely beat deadpool that's woeful

Even if it was 170 mil which is good the fact that dead pool a rated r movie with a what 60 mil budget had 130 mil is just down right insane

Deadpool fukked all the other movies in a sense cuz it wasn't even released in China on top of it and shyt made over 700 mil with a small budget

I really like Deadpool I don't think it will be the best superhero movie this year but it put everybody on notice cuz of what it achieved

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

Even if it was 170 mil which is good the fact that dead pool a rated r movie with a what 60 mil budget had 130 mil is just down right insane

Deadpool fukked all the other movies in a sense cuz it wasn't even released in China on top of it and shyt made over 700 mil with a small budget

I really like Deadpool I don't think it will be the best superhero movie this year but it put everybody on notice cuz of what it achieved

I hated Deadpool.

shyt was like a movie made for moutain dew drinkers.

 

[twan83]

'Batman v Superman' Sets Record With Worst Friday-Sunday Drop For A Superhero Pic

No hate but I didn't know the drop off was that bad got me concerned for next weekend numbers

 

[twan83]

I hated Deadpool.

shyt was like a movie made for moutain dew drinkers.

That's coo breh if u didn't like it we all don't like the same movies at least ur being honest

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

Batman V Superman’ Lassoes $254M Offshore For Biggest Superhero & March International Openings Ever – Update
by Nancy Tartaglione

March 27, 2016 10:24am



6TH UPDATE, SUNDAY, WRITETHRU: The full international weekend estimates on Warner Bros’ Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice show the superheroes capturing $254M on 40K screens in 66 markets. That makes BvS the No. 5 best opener ever at the overseas box office. Coupled with the record-breaking domestic number this frame, the worldwide total is $424.1M; that’s good for 4th place all-time global opener.

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

That's coo breh if u didn't like it we all don't like the same movies at least ur being honest

Yeah I'm sure the sequel will be better

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

guys i hated the movie but sunday was easter... that probably played into the drop a lil bit.

nonetheless, i don't suspect the final gross worldwide or domestic will be earth shattering.

 

[Norrin Radd]

'Batman v Superman' Sets Record With Worst Friday-Sunday Drop For A Superhero Pic

No hate but I didn't know the drop off was that bad got me concerned for next weekend numbers