Adapting a live action movie Part V - The Budget

As a part of a regular series, we are going to discuss what it would take to make a successful live action adaptation of Sailor Moon including character changes, casts, languages, nationality, ethnicities, music, composers, etc;

Part of making a successful movie is budgeting correctly. Previously, we have seen great success with big budget visual effects movies, not in terms of box office, but in terms of aesthetics. Afterall, one may only look to "The Golden Compass" as a visually pleasing piece of art where the boxoffice just failed to deliver. The budget on that film was over $200 million though. Likewise, there is another visual effects movie that did well inside the budget and still managed to swing even: Percy Jackson, though not critically appealing, did its job well. With a budget of $70-$90 for each film, both came out as pleasing to the eye as it was to the studios.

The question posed in this installment is a more complicated one. Sailor Moon doesn't have to have grandiose special effects to succeed, but it doesn't hurt. Nor does Sailor Moon have to have a grandiose budget to succeed, but failing to make that money back would inhibit any room for success as a new film franchise. So the question is, what kind of budget would you be looking at for a Sailor Moon adaptation if you took into account everything from Actors, the script, the special effects, etc; You are allowed to have a $10 million leadway, meaning you can say $100-$110 million or just $110 million. Then take some time to explain why and perhaps what the money would go towards.