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Rent and staffing costs I'm guessing. I live in the "poor" part of NZ. Slumming it up. Movies fairly cheap here. Similar in price to 20 years ago. Parking easy except maybe weekend/Friday night (5 minute walk vs 2).

Movie ticket price in Japan?

They didn't have much choice though. 12 super hero movies and something like 6 blockbusters back to back that summer. I don't think it was the biggest factor but one of the contributing ones.

I was expected to be a hit but maybe not a billion dollar hit. John Wick 4 was the biggest BO of the franchise. Once again expected to do well maybe not as big as it was. Prime examples of a prime IP and one building up from smaller, modest beginnings.

Yup Jack Nicolson cones to mind.

Looks good. Last beers I had at home. Dining out had a NZ hopped pilsner @payn. Had high hopes for the Czech beers. They were nice enough but typical European lager type beers nothing special 7/10. Lithuania still winning on favorite generic Euro lagers. More or less stopped drinking...

This you need a cheaper successful lead in movie. MCU, Star Wars, Terminator....... There's probably more examples.

Think John Wick and Mario blew up more than what anyone expected.

They might gave to start taking a % cut of the gross and a smaller up front payment. He highlights ticket prices. Throw in pRking etc it's really expensive. He can get a steak dinner and drinks vs movie tickets. Here it's around $10 usd for the ticket. Parking free, 5-10 minute drive...

You can also use less cgi or be subtle about it eg Forest Gump. Animated Spiderman movies also had a good ratio. Tge reason the budgets have blown out billion dollar movies still have a better return than numerous smaller ones. But they're the exception not the rule still.

They're also notorious for labour exploitation in that sector.

Netflix is our forever streamer similar reason. Also bundled with ISP. Amazon and Disney might become floaters. See how the Acolyte is and Amazon recently have us new season of Clarksons Farm and Fallout with new season of The Boys around the corner. It's also cheap and movie back catalog.

I liked it for what it was and it was better than it should gave been. Imho of course. Better than say RoP. GoT S8, or WoT S1.

Star Wars adjusted for inflation made something like 2.7 billion adjusted for inflation iirc. I think the lowest one of I-IX was around 800 million inflation adjusted iirc.

How longs a piece of string? Cheap fantasy recently was Shadow and Bone. 60 odd million a season pre covid though Opposite end Rings of Power. Shadow and Bone was good I liked it.

Fury Road is great but I found out it's box office last week. Furiosa heard good things I suspect it will come in a bit less than the D&D movie. Could be wrong if it legs out but that's what I'm expecting.

It made money iirc it was low 300's iirc. Furiosa is a prequel to a 9 year old movie comparatively few saw. A mad max movie without mad max. It's probably going to come in 200 million or less with its budget.....