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Better off silent
The movie will do well on home video.
Says here they invested over $100 million in marketing on top of the $178 Million:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/tom-cruise-s-edge-tomorrow-707437
According to boxoffice.com the total budget including P&A was $225,000,000.
The movie has a worldwide gross of $363,880,222. That's not including home sales yet either.
It didn't make it's budget back DOMESTICALLY but overall the movie looks like it's going to be very profitable. $138 million plus whatever they make in home movie sales.
I don't think the Studio is crying about that.
Definitely conflicting numbers but boxoffice.com has a good reputation. I don't know about hollywoodreporter.com. Either way it still would net a profit and that's not including home video sales.
Example: My brother REFUSES to go see any Tom Hanks movie anymore because of his "politics" I'm like wow that's so dumb bro, he still makes awesome movies and he's still a phenomenal actor. I just dont get that mentality. This person doesn't think exactly like I do or believe what I do so I wont watch their movies. Seems like a very un-American idea if you ask me...
Yeah, if I chose not to watch a movie based on an actor's politics, I'd probably never see another movie. A ton of Hollywood celebs are buddy-buddy with frickin' Hugo Chavez, but I still watch their movies.
DVD/ON Demand sales can't even come to close to pushing that to even breaking even, much less making a profit.
According to boxoffice.com the total budget including P&A was $225,000,000. The movie has a worldwide gross of $363,880,222. That's not including home sales yet either.
It didn't make it's budget back DOMESTICALLY but overall the movie looks like it's going to be very profitable. $138 million plus whatever they make in home movie sales. I don't think the Studio is crying about that. Although, I am sure they had higher expectations.
It had great reviews and was an great movie. It kills me to see how fickle our society has become by letting some stupid coach jumping incident or his weird religion turn them off from a great movie. That's the only thing I can think of because almost everybody I know who went to see this loved it. The critics loved it.
Coach jumping incident?
Google it. After his Oprah coach jumping incident the media went on a smear campaign and way overreacted. People jumped on the bandwagon like sheep. It was the start of his downward spiral. Tom Cruise followed that up by firing his publicist, giving a few whackadoodle interviews and his journey to the darkside was complete. Now factor in recent revelation about his religion and marriage......I am shocked the dude has managed to survive as well as he has.
IMO the majority of celebrities going through that much turmoil would have folded their tents long ago.
Coach jumping incident?
Couch-jumping
That doesn't make much sense. I mean it's going to cost them a ton of money to rebrand. If the movie was already going to be a net loss and there is no chance that video and demand sales could have a major impact, they wouldn't be rebranding it. It would just result in a larger loss.
Something doesn't add up here unless the Studios brass and bean counters are trying to put themselves out of job.
why is it going to cost them a ton of money to rebrand? marketing on the home video market is a drop in the bucket compared to theatrical marketing. and it's not like they're recalling all the DVD covers with the old title because they never existed in the first place. my guess is when they loss how poorly the movie did (in relation to it's budget), they immediately started talking rebrand for DVD and thus acted accordingly in their marketing.
LOL
Warner Bros. still not sure what they want to call this.
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Now it is Live, Die, Repeat
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Wow! What an incredibly stupid title. Should have left it the same.
It is incredibly stupid. I didn't even get a chance to comment on that but I am with you. They couldn't have thought of something better?
There are some very smart and inventive people in this very forum. I bet they could come up with a better title.
"Infinite Tomorrow"
"Echo Day"
Those are not very good but you get the idea. They could have come up with something more inventive. I mean I get trying to "simplify" the title so people understand what they are seeing but I am pretty sure that title at the box office wouldn't have made a big difference at the box office.
I think Cheesebeef said it above...the previews were horrible and didn't do it any justice.
Why didn't they just stick with "All You Need Is Kill?" Sounds good to me.
Live. Die. Repeat. was the film's tagline from the very beginning. Not such a stretch.
How do you guys know they are changing the title? Just from the IMDB page on it? It looks like they put in the tag line of the movie instead of the title itself. Doesn't tell me that they are changing the name. Any news reports on that?
I have no problem with it as a tag line where it actually makes sense. However to rename you movie that just seems incredibly stupid. If they think that renaming this movie will make any difference I think they are setting themselves up to be very disappointed.
Someone is trying to save their job and is just grasping at straws.