Made nearly $400 million
Not bad, eh?
shareAccording to IMDB:
Budget:$90,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend USA: $41,082,018, 28 July 2019
Gross USA: $142,043,677
Cumulative Worldwide Gross: $389,292,271
Marketing cost is usually about the same as production cost, so the total cost is about $180 million.
Movie makers usually take around 50% of domestic box office and 30% of international box office, 142*0.5+(389-142)*0.3=145. So far box office revenue is around $145 million.
Another $35 million to go to turn a profit.
Armchair box office analyst. Using your retard logic almost no movies make any money.
shareFollowings are some statistics of Hollywood movies:
Of the 29 Hollywood blockbuster movies I studied, 14 generated a profit and 15 lost money.
Here are the combined financial figures for all 29 Hollywood blockbusters (budgeted over $100m)…
Total combined budgets: $4.37 billion
Total combined costs (including budgets, marketing and all other costs): $11.52 billion
Total combined income (from all revenue streams): $11.95 billion
Profit across all movies: $428.9 million
An average profit of $14.8 million per movie
That means for your 1% investment you would have spent $115.2 million, received $119.5 million back and made a profit of $4.3 million (i.e. a profit margin of just 3.7%). Considering that there is a delay between when you put the money in and when all revenue has been recouped, I think it’s certainly possible to imagine that you would lose this ‘profit’ to inflation.
This movie could have made a profit if it entered Chinese market, but due to the unflattering portrayal of Bruce Lee, Bruce Lee's daughter made a request to Chinese government not to show this movie in China.
Surprisingly Hong Kong showed the movie despite of that.