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The 2017 World War II thriller about the evacuation of British and Allied troops from Dunkirk beach.
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Variety and THR reported Dunkirk has a budget of 100m. That's insane.

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Vader182 wrote:Variety and THR reported Dunkirk has a budget of 100m. That's insane.

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Wow. Then Dunkirk should fairly easily be profitable.

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guessing it has to make 250ish WW to break even and 300M to turn a good profit, obviously the bigger domestic is less it needs WW

400m would be gravy


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12.4m in the UK is really good right?

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Marketing should have been expensive, so I'd say it needs at least $350M to be profitable. I'm confident it will.

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Samuel R. Jankis wrote:12.4m in the UK is really good right?
It is, I read that it's one of the best openings there for original properties.

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Remember that time when Besson said that everyone over 50 would see Dunkirk and everyone under 50 would see Valerian?

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Actually feel a bit bad for Besson lol

But come on, this was to be expected

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Samuel R. Jankis wrote:12.4m in the UK is really good right?
To give you some idea of how good that is, here's a list of some other recent blockbusters that have opened around the same number.


Logan (11.6 mil)
The Jungle Book (14 mil)
Spider-Man: Homecoming (12.1 mil)
Doctor Strange (11.3 mil)
Finding Dory (10.7 mil)



Also


Inception (9 mil)
Interstellar (8.5 mil)




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