![]() ![]() Now of course the entire Hobbit trilogy basically paid for itself via the last film, so whatever money the last two make is all-but icing on a very lucrative cake. For the record, when I talk about lower grosses the second time around, I'm not talking about anything resembling a flop or even a financial disappointment.Įven if The Hobbit part 2 of 3 ends up taking a substantial dive, it's still probably looking at (off the top of my head and not official predictions) $240 million domestic and $750m worldwide. We're still talking massive numbers. The Peter Jackson sequel/prequel is still going to benefit from those legendary December legs, a lack of mega-fantasy competition over Christmas weekend (it's mostly Oscar bait and adult genre fare) as well as a relatively weak January slate. ![]() Even if The Hobbit 2 is "better" than The Hobbit 1, we're still looking at a situation not unlike Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones where the more action-packed and crowd-pleasing sequel ($649m) made less than the allegedly unloved original ($925m). ![]()
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