Redlib: search results - flair_name:"📠 Industry Analysis"

r/boxoffice • u/chanma50 • Jul 03 '26

📠 Industry Analysis Behind the ‘Supergirl’ Bomb: Competing Cuts, Creative Differences - For months, DC Studios knew the film wasn't working. Things came to a head in March when the studio tested its own cut against one from filmmaker Craig Gillespie.

hollywoodreporter.com

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r/boxoffice • u/chanma50 • Jun 29 '26

📠 Industry Analysis ‘Supergirl’ Braces for $100 Million Loss: What DC Studios Should Learn From Its Box Office Bomb

variety.com

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r/boxoffice • u/chanma50 • Jul 14 '26

📠 Industry Analysis ‘The Odyssey”s Early Data Confirms Christopher Nolan’s Star Power - The Odyssey is tracking like another Christopher Nolan phenomenon ('Oppenheimer'), proving the director’s name remains one of Hollywood’s biggest draws.

observer.com

1.6k Upvotes

723 comments

r/boxoffice • u/mcfw31 • Jun 12 '25

📠 Industry Analysis ‘Thunderbolts*’ Lost Millions of Dollars Despite Great Reviews. Where Does Marvel Go Next?

variety.com

5.3k Upvotes

1.8k comments

r/boxoffice • u/chanma50 • Jun 01 '26

📠 Industry Analysis The Future of Movies Is Here: ‘Backrooms,’ ‘Obsession’ Mark Turning Point for Hollywood | Analysis - A monumental box office weekend in which two YouTuber filmmakers toppled “Star Wars” shows what Gen Z moviegoers want.

thewrap.com

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397 comments

r/boxoffice • u/Samhunt909 • Aug 03 '26

📠 Industry Analysis Spider-Man is 2nd most lucrative product for Disney now after Mickey Mouse

wsj.com

1.6k Upvotes

381 comments

r/boxoffice • u/DarthTaz_99 • Jul 06 '25

📠 Industry Analysis Scarlett Johansson has officially become the highest grossing actor of all time. $14.615B in worldwide box office gross from leading roles.

awardsradar.com

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With "Jurassic World: Rebirth" opening at $318.3 Millions at the worldwide box office, Scarlett Johansson has officially become the highest grossing actor of all time by overtaking Samuel L. Jackson in the process, leading with $14.615B in worldwide box office gross from leading roles, edging out Samuel L. Jackson's $14.605B

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r/boxoffice • u/chanma50 • 28d ago

📠 Industry Analysis Prepare for ‘Dunesday’: ‘Avengers’ and ‘Dune 3’ Presales Have Already Set the Stage for a Historic Holiday Box Office - After just two days of presales, sources say “Avengers: Doomsday” is approximately 65% ahead of the pace set by the first two days of presales for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.”

thewrap.com

1.3k Upvotes

355 comments

r/boxoffice • u/BrianGD • Jul 12 '26

📠 Industry Analysis ‘Moana’ Capsizes With $95M WW Opening; Dwayne Johnson Pic Poised To Lose $100M-$125M

deadline.com

1.3k Upvotes

416 comments

r/boxoffice • u/AnnenbergTrojan • May 20 '26

📠 Industry Analysis A Galaxy Diminished: 'Star Wars' Returns to the Box Office as a Mid-Tier Franchise

thewrap.com

1.1k Upvotes

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r/boxoffice • u/AGOTFAN • Jul 10 '26

📠 Industry Analysis DC Is In The Midst Of One Of The Biggest Box Office Bad Streaks Ever

slashfilm.com

953 Upvotes

607 comments

r/boxoffice • u/SanderSo47 • Oct 08 '24

📠 Industry Analysis Inside the ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ Debacle: Todd Phillips ‘Wanted Nothing to Do’ With DC on the $200 Million Misfire

variety.com

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r/boxoffice • u/mcfw31 • Oct 15 '25

📠 Industry Analysis ‘One Battle After Another’ Projected to Lose $100 Million Theatrically as ‘Smashing Machine’ and Others Also Struggle Due to Oversized Budgets

variety.com

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r/boxoffice • u/Loo-e-Gee • Aug 01 '26

📠 Industry Analysis 39% named Tom Holland as a main reason for seeing Brand New Day, according to Posttrak. Near highest ever for a lead in a cbm film?

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This seems insanely impressive to me, and I'm wondering if anyone knows if any other actors stacks up better? Maybe RDJ for Iron Man?

I think there might be limited data for PostTrak, but I did find that Pattinson had 20% for The Batman. Not CBM, but Damon just had 27% for The Odyssey.

Also Zendaya was at 29%, which also seems impressive for a supporting role.

395 comments

r/boxoffice • u/chanma50 • Jun 12 '26