Official SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING Thread

[marcuz]

I'm sick of the MCU universe

They all have the same feel. fukk these movies man. Ant man the only one who felt different.

Waiting on black panther

too much reliance on green screens and cgi. i was actually shocked @ how poor the spiderman cgi was in some areas

 

[FlyRy]

Marvel gave them that stimulus package and they bout to waste what little good will they have now

There really was zero stimulus from the MCU connection if you look at the numbers :Jimmy:

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First one I liked since 2004 though

 

[AnonymityX1000]

There really was zero stimulus from the MCU connection if you look at the numbers :Jimmy:

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First one I liked since 2004 though

What numbers you talking about?!
‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Still Swinging In As Sony’s Second Best Domestic Opening Ever With $116M-$118M

 

[FlyRy]

What numbers you talking about?!
‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Still Swinging In As Sony’s Second Best Domestic Opening Ever With $116M-$118M

Box Office: 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' Suffers MCU's Worst Second-Weekend Drop Ever

Sony's Spider-Man: Homecoming isn't remotely a flop. Yet the $175 million-budgeted Marvel Cinematic Universe entry earned another $45.2 million in its second weekend of release and has now earned $208.27m in 10 days. But the film did drop 61% in its second weekend, identical to the second-weekend drops for Spider-Man 3 and The Amazing Spider-Man 2. And that $45m weekend figure, from a $117m opening weekend, is identical to the $45m third weekend of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (in 2002) and the second weekend of Spider-Man 2 (coming off an $88m Fri-Sun/$180m Wed-Mon debut in 2004).

So, unless it catches up over the next month (and that's not remotely out of the question), we're looking at an identical multiplier to Amazing Spider-Man 2 ($202m/$91m) and Spider-Man 3 ($336m/$151m). That will lead to a domestic total almost identical to the $262m cume of The Amazing Spider-Man (from a $137m Tues-Sun debut) back in 2012. And adjusted for inflation, it will be noticeably fewer tickets sold than that 2012 reboot. And if the second-weekend figure holds up, the 61.3% drop will be the worst ever for a Marvel Cinematic Universe title.

But, for all the talk about how adding Spider-Man to the MCU and bringing along Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man would goose the franchise, that clearly didn't happen (for one thing, Tony's interactions with Peter were of more interest in Civil War). And frankly, I never thought it would, since at the end of the day folks who were uber-excited about the MCU were mostly the same folks who would flock to any Spider-Man movie on opening weekend. Moreover, the MCU effect arguably canceled out those who had given up on the franchise after Amazing Spider-Man 2 or had their fill of Spidey movies.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Box Office: 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' Suffers MCU's Worst Second-Weekend Drop Ever

Sony's Spider-Man: Homecoming isn't remotely a flop. Yet the $175 million-budgeted Marvel Cinematic Universe entry earned another $45.2 million in its second weekend of release and has now earned $208.27m in 10 days. But the film did drop 61% in its second weekend, identical to the second-weekend drops for Spider-Man 3 and The Amazing Spider-Man 2. And that $45m weekend figure, from a $117m opening weekend, is identical to the $45m third weekend of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (in 2002) and the second weekend of Spider-Man 2 (coming off an $88m Fri-Sun/$180m Wed-Mon debut in 2004).

So, unless it catches up over the next month (and that's not remotely out of the question), we're looking at an identical multiplier to Amazing Spider-Man 2 ($202m/$91m) and Spider-Man 3 ($336m/$151m). That will lead to a domestic total almost identical to the $262m cume of The Amazing Spider-Man (from a $137m Tues-Sun debut) back in 2012. And adjusted for inflation, it will be noticeably fewer tickets sold than that 2012 reboot. And if the second-weekend figure holds up, the 61.3% drop will be the worst ever for a Marvel Cinematic Universe title.

But, for all the talk about how adding Spider-Man to the MCU and bringing along Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man would goose the franchise, that clearly didn't happen (for one thing, Tony's interactions with Peter were of more interest in Civil War). And frankly, I never thought it would, since at the end of the day folks who were uber-excited about the MCU were mostly the same folks who would flock to any Spider-Man movie on opening weekend. Moreover, the MCU effect arguably canceled out those who had given up on the franchise after Amazing Spider-Man 2 or had their fill of Spidey movies.

So it made more money than every Spiderman movie besides SM 3 so far?!
May not be the stimulus they anticipated but to say it had 'zero stimulus' is a misnomer.

 

[TheGodling]

If they were smart theyd just make a new character altogether.


Man-Spider!!




I cant help but wild everytime I see the idea of a Silver Sable and Black Cat MOVIE tho!

I don't know if they got the rights but I kinda wish Sony pulled a and drop a Ben Reilly/Scarlet Spider movie.

 

[FlyRy]

So it made more money than every Spiderman movie besides SM 3 so far?!
May not be the stimulus they anticipated but to say it had 'zero stimulus' is a misnomer.

Breh how did you infer that when it's second weekend was equal to the third weekend of the first Spiderman?

It's performing no better than the other ones. And that's not even factoring inflation.

I expected this to do way more being in the MCU but it looks like it will barely get to above half of what I predicted.

I liked the movie and pre-ordered it though

 

[MartyMcFly]

I don't know if they got the rights but I kinda wish Sony pulled a and drop a Ben Reilly/Scarlet Spider movie.

Lord help us all no. No clones. Kill them all. Well movie wise. For the comics Kaine is that dude

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Breh how did you infer that when it's second weekend was equal to the third weekend of the first Spiderman?

It's performing no better than the other ones. And that's not even factoring inflation.

I expected this to do way more being in the MCU but it looks like it will barely get to above half of what I predicted.

I liked the movie and pre-ordered it though

I said besides Spiderman 3 it is tracking better than every other Spiderman movie financially. That's the facts. 'No better' again is just not true.

 

[FlyRy]

I said besides Spiderman 3 it is tracking better than every other Spiderman movie financially. That's the facts. 'No better' again is just not true.

No it's not breh. You clearly don't understand what I just said. You're also posting an article from the fukking weekend the movie opened.

Here's an article from 10 min ago

"In fact (according to Forbes’ math) that puts the new film on track to do business only about on-par (and, adjusted for inflation, probably less-than-par) with the first of the two widely-reviled Amazing movies"

 

[AnonymityX1000]

No it's not breh. You clearly don't understand what I just said. You're also posting an article from the fukking weekend the movie opened.

Here's an article from 10 min ago

"In fact (according to Forbes’ math) that puts the new film on track to do business only about on-par (and, adjusted for inflation, probably less-than-par) with the first of the two widely-reviled Amazing movies"

Can I get a link?

You are mistaken. If the first week was higher than the others besides SM 3 and this week it did this:
"Homecoming‘s second weekend dollar-wise is the third best after Spider-Man ($71.4M) and Spider-Man 3 ($58.1M) and slightly ahead of Spider-Man 2 ($45.1M). Thanks to its solid business during the week, the pic’s $208.3M running domestic cume by today will outstrip the lifetime U.S./Canada take of the previous title Amazing Spider-Man 2 ($202.9M). Through Sunday, Homecoming will be pacing 13% behind Spider-Man 3 which finaled at $336.5M domestic."



That is higher than all other SMs currently, besides SM 3. Your quote is a prediction. Not what is currently the number. Plus, it doesn't account for International whatsoever. When It has yet to open in major territories such as France, Germany, Spain, Japan, and China.

 

[wire28]

There really was zero stimulus from the MCU connection if you look at the numbers :Jimmy:

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First one I liked since 2004 though

arguably best spiderman movie of all time and a financial success :SpideyWow:

marvel injected that stimulus package right into sony's ass like some steroids



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[FlyRy]

arguably best spiderman movie of all time and a financial success :SpideyWow:

marvel injected that stimulus package right into sony's ass like some steroids



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Most rankings I've seen have it 3rd, if not 2nd.

Still a great improvement from those last 2 disasters

 

[Hrcules]

This movie has no soul

 

[Trapperman Dave]

Only problem I had with Amazing Spider-Man was Jamie Foxx's pre-Electro character. He seemed like he would've fit better in the Sam Raimi movies.

He was basically jim carrey in batman forever