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.
-Vader
Vader182 wrote:Variety and THR reported Dunkirk has a budget of 100m. That's insane.
-Vader
Wow. Then Dunkirk should fairly easily be profitable.
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natalie wrote:Nomis wrote:
omg
international?
Domestic: $50,500,000 47.7%
+ Foreign: $55,400,000 52.3%
= Worldwide: $105,900,000
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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
-Vader
12.4m in the UK is really good right?
Marketing should have been expensive, so I'd say it needs at least $350M to be profitable. I'm confident it will.
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.
Remember that time when Besson said that everyone over 50 would see Dunkirk and everyone under 50 would see Valerian?
Actually feel a bit bad for Besson lol
But come on, this was to be expected
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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