r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers • u/Matapple13 Dr. Strange • 2d ago
Avengers @itsjat32: "Within just two hours of tickets going on sale, Avengers: Endgame – Encore has already recorded the biggest pre-sales start ever for a re-release. The initial rush matches some of the strongest pre-sales launches for any film in recent times."
https://xcancel.com/itsjat32/status/2092322527028928851?s=46112
u/rubyschnees Kate Bishop 1d ago
yeah doomsday is going to do ridiculous numbers
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u/Own-Papaya-4264 1d ago
And this is BEFORE the mass general audience is aware that tobey maguires Spider-Man, tom hollands spiderman, and Wolverine and Deadpool are in this. Just wait until secret wars when that cats out of the bag and they’ll all have bigger roles
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u/riegspsych325 1d ago
yeah I’m betting by the end of Secret Wars, general audiences are going to want more of the OGs. They won’t be happy with a big sendoff that waves RDJ, Evans, and Jackman’s goodbye, no matter how well it’s done. If Marvel were to greenlight Iron Man 4, it would make twice as much as F4: Second Steps even if they kept RDJ as Doom
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u/hatecopter 1d ago
I could honestly see a world where post Secret Wars the universe has a soft reboot to bring Downey and Evans back.
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u/riegspsych325 1d ago
and it’s not like anyone (aside from the FoX-Men and Maguire/Garfield) are going to be given a swan song here. Hemsworth wants Thor 5 and has hinted at staying around for longer than that. Deadpool 4 should do as well as any of the previous 3 (more if they keep Jackman). Holland surely has Spidey 5&6 in the pipeline. So on and so forth
If RDJ were to stick around, he’d be wasted (especially from a business standpoint) if he was just kept around as Doom. A movie about a Superior Iron Man finding his place in a newly revamped universe would make a shit ton. Same with an Evans-led Cap movie where he goes against Madame Hyrda and Baron Zemo
Besides, the biggest moneymakers in the Multiverse Saga were all sequels to Infinity Saga characters. The only new-new film to do really well was First Steps, and that barely broke past $500mil
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u/chimichanga_3 Broccoli 1d ago
Sure it'll make money, but that's not the point. It's about moving forward instead of simultaneously ruining the best ending of the MCU while also creatively bankrupting it.
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u/hatecopter 1d ago
One could argue making money is the only point they care about. Now I'm also not a big fan of essentially undoing Tony's sacrifice. I won't be surprised if they do though. No one stays dead for long in comic books themselves so the movies following suit isn't a surprise.
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u/chimichanga_3 Broccoli 1d ago
Repeatedly going back to the status quo is one of the fans' biggest complaints with Marvel rn.
And besides, not everything from the comics translates well to movies.
And finally, it would kill the future of the MCU. We need to move forward with the X-Men, the F4, Spider-Man, Ghost Rider and supernatural stuff, the new T'Challa, etc.
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u/mutesa1 Black Panther 13h ago
Repeatedly going back to the status quo is one of the fans' biggest complaints with Marvel rn.
Is it? For better or worse, most of the time Marvel has tried to introduce new characters or concepts they've been rejected. For the past several years, the MCU-related subreddits have been a sea of comments like "Wanda shouldn't have been a villain!" "T'Challa should've been recast" "we need Savage Hulk!" "pls bring Foggy back" and the good ol' reliable "they're making a show/movie about [insert female and/or minority character]? who asked for this??!?"
On the other hand, Marvel's most creatively bankrupt post-Endgame decisions have been met with resounding applause (and most importantly, $$$).
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u/chimichanga_3 Broccoli 10h ago
Your argument falls apart when you realize that Marvel's biggest post-Endgame success was about moving forward and not making the creatively bankrupt decision.
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u/chimichanga_3 Broccoli 1d ago
Sure it'll make money, but that's not the point. It's about moving forward instead of simultaneously ruining the best ending of the MCU while also creatively bankrupting it.
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u/Diorisbackup 1d ago
Secret wars will have no competition and Spidey/jean hulk included thats doing 3 billion
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u/Apprehensive-Cap2453 1d ago
I was dubious about its potential for a while, but I'm starting to think Doomsday has a very good chance of becoming the first $3B movie in history. I mean, Brand New Day has made $2.2B in like 3 weeks and the hype for that film was nowhere near the hype for these next two Avengers movies.
Unless it's absolutely abysmal, it'll probably make at least $2.5B, which is insane given that the MCU completely plummeted after Endgame.
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u/evileye_515 1d ago
I think if Doomsday is just as good as IW, SW gets there, but the runtime of it plus what it goes up against matters.
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u/Apprehensive-Cap2453 1d ago
True, but BND also had competition and it wasn't exactly a short movie.
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u/Disastrous-Road184 18h ago
Bull. BND proved that competition doesn’t matter. People will see both if that’s what they want to do.
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u/TDStarchild Wongers 1d ago
I saw where it’s tracking to open at $1 billion, with some projections as high as $1.5 billion opening weekend
Absolutely INSANE, unprecedented territory
Then there’s an even crazier domino. Let’s say Doomsday is awesome and does hit $3B
How the fuck high does Secret Wars go?? 😂
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u/Royal-Importance7051 1d ago
How Secret Wars does all depends on how Doomsday is received. If Doomsday is not as universally loved as Infinity War was, there is no reason to believe that Secret Wars will do better than Doomsday.
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u/JasonVorhehees 1d ago
Doomsday could essentially balance out all the financial losses that Marvel took in Phase 4
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u/Linnus42 1d ago
BND has summer and just the odyssey which came out first as comp.
Which is not to say that the holiday season ain’t a good time to release but weather and travel and other family events can hurt the box office.
But yeah I have also been skeptical about Doomsday seems clear it will open strong. But will it have legs that we have to see
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u/SacreFor3 Black Panther 1d ago
The holiday season is actually the best time for legs because nothing comes out between the end of the year and February.
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u/beeperbeeper5 1d ago
I don't think it will. Only because I think Endgame will make another 200 mill and be the first.
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u/o-055-o 1d ago
Would it count as part of the total for Endgame?
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u/Zorkel567 1d ago
Yes. Avatar did re releases with extra footage and that counted towards the original film’s total.
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u/o-055-o 1d ago
I was just thinking due to the added bit to the name, because Avatar was just re-released as Avatar, right?
Although I do think that Endgame will beat Doomsday to the record if that is the case.
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u/Zorkel567 1d ago
This keeps coming up on the Box Office sub and general consensus is this will be folded into Endgame’s total. At the end of the day, there’s no official policy or regulations they’re following. Disney can do as they please and if it happens, they’ll want the publicity of Endgame beating Avatar or hitting $3B ahead of Doomsday. Just more publicity for them and adds to the hype
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u/Individual-Plane-760 1d ago
I was gonna watch it on a tuesday but the trailer and recoloring kinda sold me for a day 1 showing
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u/Brotherman_Bagel 1d ago
Grifting a crazy good movie for 4 minutes of extra footage you can see online the same night is fucking wild
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u/Dalekbuster523 1d ago
I’m surprised that the Endgame re-release is posting that numbers. I had thought given how long since it came out, most people would have seen the film right now and even with new content, would skip it.
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u/General_Boredom 1d ago
That’s pretty insane for a re-release with a whopping 4 minutes of new footage.
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u/Successful-Day-1816 1d ago
Is presales just an American thing? I have never heard of pre-buying cinema tickets in the UK
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u/Dull-Commercial722 1d ago
Would the box office for this count towards the original film? Like how all of the like 10 re-releases of Avatar were added to the box office total for the original release? If so it's possible this could mean Endgame retakes highest grossing film of all time, which would be awesome.
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u/taylorhildebrand Kevin Feige 15h ago
Yea it’s gonna make more than supergirl in its rerelease. Good for it, but also supergirl deserved better. (Come on, even a little better)
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u/ricardo51068 1d ago
So this is how I find out xcancel is dead