$50M+ is very much likely now. Nothing too fantastic, but solid nonetheless, especially for a franchise that continues to be pretty consistent in terms of opening.
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From Deadline: 20th Century Studios‘ Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes filed $6.6M in previews per Disney. As we told you, $1.6M of that comes from Wednesday night fan screenings, hence Thursday’s $5M ties with the preview cash of the franchise’s previous chapter, War for the Planet of the Apes. Thursday’s previews started at 3pm.
That preview number is above Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire ($4.7M) which saw a $45M 3-day opening, and it’s under the $7.2M posted by Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny which turned in a $60.4M domestic start.
PsychologicalOwl2806 on
That’s some Apes energy.
(Can’t use GIFS for some reason. But I insert the What a Wonderful Day gif. Just use your imagination)
REQ52767 on
As long as the sequel gets greenlit, I’m happy with whatever this can get.
Lonely-Freedom4986 on
Biggest ever for the franchise
Morrissey28 on
Everyone go and watch this. Saw it yesterday. It’s a slow burn to start with. But when it gets going it really does indeed get going. Visually it’s stunning like WETA really went above and beyond. The performances from the young leads really do carry this film. Proximus Cesar voiced and performed by Kevin Durand shines on the screen. Wes Bell was given $160m to play with and he doesn’t waste a dollar. It’s not as good as Dawn for me my favorite.
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$50M+ is very much likely now. Nothing too fantastic, but solid nonetheless, especially for a franchise that continues to be pretty consistent in terms of opening.
From Deadline: 20th Century Studios‘ Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes filed $6.6M in previews per Disney. As we told you, $1.6M of that comes from Wednesday night fan screenings, hence Thursday’s $5M ties with the preview cash of the franchise’s previous chapter, War for the Planet of the Apes. Thursday’s previews started at 3pm.
That preview number is above Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire ($4.7M) which saw a $45M 3-day opening, and it’s under the $7.2M posted by Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny which turned in a $60.4M domestic start.
That’s some Apes energy.
(Can’t use GIFS for some reason. But I insert the What a Wonderful Day gif. Just use your imagination)
As long as the sequel gets greenlit, I’m happy with whatever this can get.
Biggest ever for the franchise
Everyone go and watch this. Saw it yesterday. It’s a slow burn to start with. But when it gets going it really does indeed get going. Visually it’s stunning like WETA really went above and beyond. The performances from the young leads really do carry this film. Proximus Cesar voiced and performed by Kevin Durand shines on the screen. Wes Bell was given $160m to play with and he doesn’t waste a dollar. It’s not as good as Dawn for me my favorite.
I hope people see it, it was really good.