I'm pretty sure the budget for Frozen was higher than 75 million, I thought it was 120 million for the ride and meet and greet.
A quick search of the forums over there has the $75 million being noted as the budget for the whole Norway project.
I'm pretty sure the budget for Frozen was higher than 75 million, I thought it was 120 million for the ride and meet and greet.
Moana made 600+ million worldwide. Even below Frozen standards it still made a lot of money. I also don't expect Coco to be Good Dinosaur-level. Good Dinosaur was plagued by terrible marketing and poor word of mouth. The general consensus on Coco so far is positive and there seems to be much more marketing.I don't see Coco doing big numbers. I think it will be another "good dinosaur". Most families will see it, but it won't be a film that garners a ton of adult business, or repeat viewings. I mean Moana was fantastic, and that didn't do THAT great either. Frozen set the bar really, really high for future Disney films. At least on a revenue standpoint.
I don't see Coco doing big numbers. I think it will be another "good dinosaur". Most families will see it, but it won't be a film that garners a ton of adult business, or repeat viewings. I mean Moana was fantastic, and that didn't do THAT great either. Frozen set the bar really, really high for future Disney films. At least on a revenue standpoint.
Coco is already breaking box office records in Mexico. It has very little competition this holiday season for family films. It should be fine.
I feel like I can disagree with that. The reviews might too: Coco (2017) - Rotten Tomatoes
So we're arguing a point that was never brought up? Unless I missed it and I said one film was more authentic than the other?Coco is certainly a bit more authentic than a film that has Channing Tatum and Ice Cube as their leads and a bunch of contemporary music from American writers but maybe that's just me! :shrug:
Coco is already breaking box office records in Mexico. It has very little competition this holiday season for family films. It should be fine.
Little Competition? Have you heard of this franchise called STAR WARS?
Are you insinuating that Disney put out "The Last Jedi" three weeks later to give competition to "Coco", a film that they're also distributing? Because that's not the way the demographics or box office work.
The field is wide, wide, wide open for Coco. The market is starved for a quality animated pic. I wouldn't call the Emoji movie a decent gross.
Also I would not ignore the fact that this contains a sizeable Frozen short film.
Ferdinand is the only thing that could chase this out of theatres for the holidays, but I feel like Coco will still perform well through that period.
Maybe in Mexico that's the case, but every search i've done still shows that it's opening in front of Coco (not even one article about it getting cut).The Frozen short got cut due to so many Mexican parents complaining about it.
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