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Dredd (2012)

Started by Goaty, 06 September, 2011, 11:51:16 PM

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Kowalsky (formerly JudgeGumpty)

What is the rating going to be in America ?
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Kowalsky (formerly JudgeGumpty)

I got it nevermind :)
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MR. ELIMINATOR

Predators (2010) was an R and had the same budget. That grossed 120 million, and that film was only OK. Granted Predator is more well known, and was 15 instead of 18, but if Dredd is a good film, I think it will easily make enough for a sequel. I sure hope so.

radiator

Predators seems like a fair comparison. It made almost $25m in it's opening US weekend, rounding out at just over $50m. It made an additional $75m worldwide bringing the total to around $125m, and that was a film that had moderate prerelease buzz, but very poor reviews and word of mouth.

If DREDD can match or trump that in financial terms, then we're laughing.

Kowalsky (formerly JudgeGumpty)

This is the current R Rated Movie Listing for Box Office Sales in the US in 2012.
The Rank number is overall positioning at the box office with all movies released this year.



   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
RankMovieRel.DateDistrib.Genre MPAA 2012 GrossTickets
3Safe House 2/10/2012 UniversalThriller/Suspense R $123,881,78015,621,914
6 21 Jump Street 3/16/2012 Sony Pictures Comedy R $92,882,69011,712,823
9 Act of Valor 2/24/2012 RelativityAction R $67,745,4008,542,926
10 Contraband 1/13/2012 UniversalAction R $66,528,0008,389,407
13 Underworld: Awakening 1/20/2012 Sony PicturesAction R $62,321,0397,858,895
15 Project X 3/2/2012 Warner Bros.Comedy R $53,354,0126,728,123
16 ]The Devil Inside 1/6/2012 Paramount PicturesHorror R $53,261,9446,716,512
18The Grey 1/27/2012 Open RoadThriller/Suspense R $51,475,1726,491,194
23 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 12/21/2011 Sony PicturesThriller/Suspense R $42,564,8405,367,571
24 The Descendants 11/16/2011 Fox SearchlightDrama R $42,120,9135,311,591
38 Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy 12/9/2011 Focus FeaturesThriller/Suspense R $19,869,2072,505,575
39 Haywire 1/20/2012 RelativityThriller/Suspense R $18,942,3962,388,701



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radiator

Slightly misleading - some of those films, such as Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and Tinker Tailor... were released in 2011 so the totals aren't representative.

But looking up and down the list - yeah, these are the sort of films - The Grey, Underworld, Contraband - I see as DREDD's peers rather The Avengers/Batman/Spider-man/Prometheus.

Be interesting to see how DREDD fares internationally - my guess is that's where it'll make most of it's money.

Kowalsky (formerly JudgeGumpty)

The magical "$50 million" would that include DVD - BlueRay sales do you think ?
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blackmocco

Have to say, I'm actually surprised some of those movies finished with that kind of box office. I knew The Grey (awesome movie) was a moderate success made for next-to-nothing but 21 Jump Street aside, the rest of the top 5 are total shockers. They were here and gone ar nos na gaoithe here in La-La land and yet did better than I ever would've thought. Safe House with $123 mil...?! Jesus wept.

Still, goes to show you how tough it's going to be for Dredd. Optimistic though because I think if they can plug into the Rambo/Expendables demographic they'll be laughing. Ironically enough, the Stallone factor may be enough to get some people in if they're curious to see a "reboot" of one of his movies.

Hmm. If only we could get Stallone to plug this version in an interview. Haha! It's the least he owes us.
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radiator

QuoteThe magical "$50 million" would that include DVD - BlueRay sales do you think ?

I very much doubt it - I'm pretty sure that is purely the US box office take.

Garland seems to be implying that the US take is key for distributor demand for a sequel, but I don't know whether things would change if, say, it failed to hit the $50m but went on to sell phenomenally well on DVD/BD, or if it made say only $30m US, but raked in $90m internationally....

blackmocco

Quote from: Kowalsky (formerly JudgeGumpty) on 09 July, 2012, 04:21:43 PM
The magical "$50 million" would that include DVD - BlueRay sales do you think ?

Wouldn't think so. They need to see hard numbers as soon as possible for the studios to start frothing at the gash.
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Diminished Responsibility

QuoteHmm. If only we could get Stallone to plug this version in an interview. Haha! It's the least he owes us.

Don't think Stallone has much choice in the matter, since Lionsgate are almost certain to run trailers for DREDD on Expendables II.


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James Stacey

apologies if its been seen before but has this motion poster appeared on the boards ?
pretty cool

http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/24337/-dredd-motion-poster-sdcc-screening

Steve Green

Yep - it appeared when they were running the ticket competition.

MR. ELIMINATOR

Quote from: blackmocco on 09 July, 2012, 04:30:57 PM

Wouldn't think so. They need to see hard numbers as soon as possible for the studios to start frothing at the gash.

haha!

Steve Green

With the talk of Dark Judges, has this guy ever been mentioned?

Javier Boter, seems to specialise in creatures - is in [REC], although I haven't seen it.



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