Although according to estimates and general interest from the public The Amazing Spiderman is the least anticipate superhero film of this summer, but those estimates don’t mean it won’t still earn a bank roll at the box office.
The new Spiderman reboot is tracking to earn 125 million in its first 6 days of release from July 3rd to July 8th. If those numbers hold up it would easily be on pace to be the highest earning film of the summer except for The Avengers. It would also be on pace to earn about what the 1st Iron Man film earned.
Comparatively in their first six days of release the first “Spider-Man” earned $144M, “Spider-Man 2” took $180M, “Spider-Man 3” scored $176M. In comparison with other superhero movies, “X-Men First Class” scored $70M, “Batman Begins” took $80M, “Thor” took $81M, “Iron Man” scored $121M, “Iron Man 2” got $153M, “The Dark Knight” raked in $222M, and “The Avengers” scored $258M.
The film is garnering strong interest from males of all ages and younger females due to its stars Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone.
The Amazing Spiderman in theater everywhere on July 3rd!!!
But what if the movie sucks? Who cares how much it makes?
Believe me the studio and the people who get a % of the gross they don’t care if it sucks as long as they get them greenbacks!!