Reply With QuoteIt's probably very close to that. I don't think repeated viewings are really a factor outside of once-in-a-decade freaks like Titanic .
Yeah, you're right. It's probably $378 million dollars in individual sales with no one seeing it twice. Good call.Originally Posted by Some Stupid Japanese Name
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It's probably very close to that. I don't think repeated viewings are really a factor outside of once-in-a-decade freaks like Titanic .
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I still can't believe Titanic spent something like 3 months at #1. No movie does that.
A lot of people were excited for the first godzilla movie in...how many years?
Assuming a $7 average ticket price, that's a bit over 51 million people wanting to see Godzilla, with very little else opening when it did.
In fact, according to http://www.businessinsider.com/godzi...weekend-2014-5, almost $200 million was made its opening weekend. I've always heard movies tend to drop off by 50% each week that goes by. The math is there.
I'm not saying no one saw it twice. But I'm saying it's probably kinda inconsequential to its overall box office.
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I remember seeing Godzilla 2000 in theaters. That was good times. Has it really been that long?
We should've gotten Final Wars in theaters.
I've yet to see Godzilla '85
Can you dig it?
It's been ten years since the last Godzilla movie (Final Wars, in 2004).
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Final Wars is still the best 'new school' Godzilla movie.
I enjoy Godzilla a lot more than I thought I would. That kick, holy shit, was awesome. I would totally watch the last 20 minutes of this movie again.
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