Ratatouille's boxoffice

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#1

How much do you think

Ratatouille will get in boxoffice?

  • 1.more than Finding Nemo ($340 M)
  • 2.more than The Incredible or Monsters, Inc. ($260 M)
  • 3.more than Toy Story 2 and Cars (245 M)
  • 4.just more than Toy Story (190 M)
  • 5.or just more than A Bug’s Life (160 M)

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within one month, we can see

this new film…so,how much do you think Ratatouille will get???

here’s my opinion:
first weekend——$60

M
all domestic ——$230 M
international ——$500 M

i just consider that "Live free or Die

hard" "Transformer"the blockbuster and "Harry Potter"will come together,the situation

seems hard to Ratatouille…

#2

I think it will be a success. But it won’t be it’s

greatest movie. I would imagine it would fall in the middle.

#3

Yes you are absolutley right, this mobvie is being released at a

difficult time with many other movies to contend with and don’t forget the Simpson Movie. I will be at the

theatre a lot this summer :slight_smile:

#4

Yeah, I agree- there’s a lot of competition. I still think Ratatouille will do relatively

well box-office wise, just not the best Pixar has ever done.

#5

Which movie do you all will Ratatouille not beat money wise?

#6

Well

TSS , we all know for a fact that it will not beat [b]Finding

Nemo[/b]'s box office. I would say somewhere along the lines of Cars or

Monster’s , Inc.

#7

$16,600,000 THE OPENING DAY, EVEN LESS THAN CARS!!!
:exclamation: I THINK THE SPECIAL SNEAK PEEK CAUSE IT…

#8

although what your saying may be true, the sneak peaks will help Ratatouille have stronger legs throughout its run. And we will continue to see money flowing in for Disney till late Nov, early Dec considering it doesn’t come out till Nov in Poland.

Word of mouth is extremely powerful and considering all the rave reviews going around on the internet, I think a lot of families will be going to see this, and it has a slight advantage over Harry Potter (it’s direct competitor I think), in that people already know what a great film it is. Although HP/Shrek 3/The Simpsons movie everyone knows about, people already have/had preconceptions on what the film was like before they saw it - so if the last one wasn’t as good they might not see the film in cinema. Whereas Ratatouille, as I just mentioned, people know how good it is and they are going to recommend it to others to go and view.

I think it’s way to early to be getting anxious about Ratatouille’s B.O. performance. And plus, B.O. means absolutely nothing, except to Disney and it’s shareholders. The critics all love the film (minus those silly few). Cream of the Crop is still 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and that is very rare. I can definitley see Brad Bird taking home the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Wouldn’t it be fantastic if it got nominated for Best Picture, I mean I am aiming high, but wouldn’t be something special.

#9

Well, I think the only numbers that should count is opening week. How did it do on it’s opening week? Because if you add the sneak preview with the opening day, should you get a good number?