Star Wars: The Last Jedi is on pace to make less money domestically than The Phantom Menace.
Is it a flop?
Star Wars: The Last Jedi is on pace to make less money domestically than The Phantom Menace.
Is it a flop?
>adjusted for population
kind of make sense
bretty gud
>adjusted
more people to see the movie, so you can better judge the difference in popularity
Star Wars: A New Hope - $775.4 Million
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back - $535 Million
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - $475.1 Million
Star Wars: Episode 1 - $1.027 Billion
Star Wars: Episode 2 - $649.4 Million
Star Wars: Episode 3 - $848.8 Million
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - $2.068 Billion
Rogue One - $1.056 billion
And The Last Jedi is currently just above $800 Million
What about adjusted for inflation?
>another 40 million fucking people don't matter
shouldn't it be done with ticket sales then instead of profit?
>the US is 100mil larger than it was in 77
>dont correct for this goy
gotu senpai
People watch less movies on theaters in general, retards
>what is inflation
>People watch less movies on theaters in general, retards
Is this all the disney marketers can do now?
Film A sells 10 tickets in 1990 at $5. Total sales: $50
Film B sells 7 tickets in 2017 at $10. Total sales: $70
Technically film B had more revenue. But if you adjust film A's numbers for the current ticket prices, you get:
Film A sells 10 tickets at $10. Total sales: $100
Film B sells 7 tickets at $10. Total sales: $70
Ticket sales are rarely used because nobody cares about that.
what is love?
baby don't hurt me
JUST A BUNCH OF CHEMICALS MORIARITY IT ISNT REAL BUUUURRRRPPPPPP FUCK GOD
don't hurt me
you're doing the same thing if you used ticket sales and adjusted for price of ticket and inflation
no more
2017 was terrible because of terrible movies, but in general the movie industry has been up between 30 and 40% vs when ESB and ROTJ were originally released
Yes, that's what the adjusted domestic gross is. It's ticket sales * current price of ticket.
it's adjusted for both, inflation and change in population
is just adjusted for inflation
so OPs pic or something else? I appreciate your spoon feeding me on something irrelevant
Since you appear to be a brainlet and can't read chart titles:
and are movie box office receipts adjusted for inflation. They take the number of tickets and multiply it by the current ticket price.
is the movie box office receipts adjusted for both inflation and population size. It takes the adjusted domestic gross revenue from the above charts and adjusts it for the different population sizes throughout the years.
Through day 11:
The Force Awakens: $571.4 million, 61.01% of its total domestic gross.
The Last Jedi: $395.6 million
If that is also 61.01%, that will give The Last Jedi a total domestic gross of $648.5 million.
The Last Jedi's foreign total is currently equal to its domestic gross. If that holds true, that's another $648.5 million.
Total gross: $1.297 billion, 62% of The Force Awakens.
Adjusted for inflation, that is behind:
A New Hope
Empire Strikes Back
The Phantom Menace
The Force Awakens
And just barely ($7 million) ahead of ROTJ. Also, keep in mind that the foreign box office (especially China) was miniscule 40 years ago compared to today.
What's crazy about that is how ridiculously popular Star Wars, a basically independent film made by a bunch of nerds.