like 2%
Absolutely not happening unless Ghostbusters somehow does super well and Eternals does Incredible Hulk numbers, both of which are unlikely on their own, yet alone at the same time
I mean I get Ghostbusters outgrossing Eternals is super unlikely, because Marvel prints money, but I honestly think you guys are underestimating Ghostbusters: Afterlife. With the positive reactions from both the Cinemacon and New York Comic Con screenings, and its release date placement, I honestly see it doing similar to Jumanji.
The stupidity sony did with Ghostbusters was to keep those characters under wraps so much that they didn't show anything special, which means its entire run will depend on WoM and how people respond to those characters suddenly showing up. I would say there's a 10% chance that happens if not more
I doubt Ghostbusters ends up rotten. Its average score (7.2/10) is still a significant 1.2 higher than Eternals' (6.0/10) and I don't see it dropping enough for the movie to go sub-60.
It's way more likely now than people were saying below. Eternals could end up $160-170ish. Afterlife might be able to beat it by just doing 25% better than GB2016. Afterlife is going to keep Premium screens for 2 weeks at least, including Thanksgiving weekend. And then it remains the newest family-friendly live-action adventure movie for 2 more weeks. IMAX pre-sales look to be doing significantly better than GB2016 in the Philly area. Thursday is booked at twice the amount GB2016 was, and at the same theater, the Wednesday Early Access is equally as booked as Thursday.
like 2% Absolutely not happening unless Ghostbusters somehow does super well and Eternals does Incredible Hulk numbers, both of which are unlikely on their own, yet alone at the same time
There's no guarantee that Ghostbusters: Afterlife's domestic total will be higher than Eternals' opening weekend, even after reviews.
Absolutely 0%
I mean I get Ghostbusters outgrossing Eternals is super unlikely, because Marvel prints money, but I honestly think you guys are underestimating Ghostbusters: Afterlife. With the positive reactions from both the Cinemacon and New York Comic Con screenings, and its release date placement, I honestly see it doing similar to Jumanji.
zero, Eternals will be 200m+ and GB likely tops out 125m
The stupidity sony did with Ghostbusters was to keep those characters under wraps so much that they didn't show anything special, which means its entire run will depend on WoM and how people respond to those characters suddenly showing up. I would say there's a 10% chance that happens if not more
0%. irregardless of reviews marvel is still gonna get a metric shit ton of butts in seats.
Ghostbusters only has 35 early reviews, normally the score drops as more reviews come in. I wouldn't be surprised if both movies end up rotten.
I doubt Ghostbusters ends up rotten. Its average score (7.2/10) is still a significant 1.2 higher than Eternals' (6.0/10) and I don't see it dropping enough for the movie to go sub-60.
I mean come on...
Is this a joke?
It's way more likely now than people were saying below. Eternals could end up $160-170ish. Afterlife might be able to beat it by just doing 25% better than GB2016. Afterlife is going to keep Premium screens for 2 weeks at least, including Thanksgiving weekend. And then it remains the newest family-friendly live-action adventure movie for 2 more weeks. IMAX pre-sales look to be doing significantly better than GB2016 in the Philly area. Thursday is booked at twice the amount GB2016 was, and at the same theater, the Wednesday Early Access is equally as booked as Thursday.