UPDATE, writethru: Warner Bros/Gravity Pictures’ prehistoric shark took a whale of a bite out of the box office in its opening this session as it surprised both at home and abroad. With $96.8M across 42 offshore markets, The Meg gobbled up a global launch of $141.3M. Out of … Read entire story.
Source: Deadline
When Warner Bros. global marketing boss Blair Rich and her team noticed that their shark movie The Meg was projected to open in the mid $20M, they refused to settle for those numbers. Their relentlessness –they worked nonstop throughout this weekend– in regards to diving into box office … Read entire story.
Source: Deadline
As the blockbuster summer of 2018 comes to an end, it appears audiences were hungry for Jason Statham and a giant prehistoric shark to give them some last minute thrills. The Meg surprised box office experts by having a much larger opening weekend than projected. As of Wednesday last week, analysts… Read entire story.
Source: /Film
Refresh for latest…: Warner Bros/Gravity Pictures’ prehistoric shark took a whale of a bite out of the box office in its opening this session as it surprised both at home and abroad. With $96.8M across 42 offshore markets, The Meg gobbled up a global launch of $141.3M. Out … Read entire story.
Source: Deadline
Warner Brothers Few (with the exception of MoviePass) expected too much from Warner Brothers’ sci-fi horror flick, The Meg. It wasn’t positioned during a big summer weekend (the box office typically dies down after the first week of August); though well-liked, Jason Statham has never put up … Read entire story.
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