are we entering the golden age of cinema?
Nah. We're just entering the precursor period to hyperinflation.
>>67140288
No
>>67140288
>minions in the top 10
4reelnigga?
>>67140288
HOW DARE YOU SUGGEST THAT!?
DON'T YOU KNOW PIRACY IS KILLING HOLLYWOOD!?
>movies made clearly for profit
>good
>golden
>>67140288
No, we're entering the golden age of insidious marketing techniques and inflated currency.
None of these movies would be considered a classic in the future. It just shows how much people love garbage.
>>67140288
>The definitive pleb collection.
>>67140328
t. Fedora Faggot who doesn't watch anything popular
>>67140288
The one adjusted for inflation is the only one thats kinda accurate.
>>67140288
more like the golden age of perfected money making
>#17 POTC2
man, a lot of people got duped
>#19 POTC3
now y'all just dumb
>>67140288
No
More profits doesn't mean better movies.
>>67140416
I watched Minions and can confirm that it sucked, he's right and you're a shitheel.
>>67140420
Cameron fags on suicide watch
>>67140459
#19 if POTC 4 brah
>>67140420
Which corresponds to ticket sales
>>67140459
#19 is actually POTC 4
>>67140288
When I grow old and have grandkids, I'll tell them that I lived in the most glorious era of cinema. The era of superheroes and jedis, where comic book novels came to life in the big screen in full glory and special effects and cg animation where at its peek. A tear will come from my eye and my grandchildren will ask me, "Grandpa, why are you crying? Do you miss it?"
"No, my child, I lived in it"
Thank you based Marvel, DC and Disney
Thank you...
>>67140288
>All sequels, reboots or spin offs
Cinema is dead.
>hollywood needs every market and near-hyperinflation to make as much money, on paper, as legitimately good/unique movies
>>67140523
The best method would be, if someone made a composite measure
of
>How much it grossed
>Adjust for inflation
>Adjust for us dollar exchange rate when including foreign gross
>Tickets sold
>Time in the theaters
>Theaters it aired in
>>67140288
Is this bait?
>>67140288
>1. Avatar
>2. Titanic
Don't really care what capeshit crap goes after as long as it doesn't pass those.
>>67140833
It will. Inflation is a bitch.
Just the china market
>>67140288
Minions is the only good movie in there
How does carshit like Furious 7 get that high?
When you allow for inflation none of those movies have not even beaten A New Hope. Plus the fact that the population of North America has doubled since 1960.
>>67140323
it's not that, it's more the centralization of cinema
the box office is split between less films every year with the big blockbusters earning more and more money
>>67140523
In my country box office is always communicated in ticket sales, it's so fucking stupid to give the gross.
>>67140288
>using a chart not adjusted for inflation
>>67141316
whats even more telling is how ticket sales have actually fallen since the 60s, despite there being twice as many people.
>>67141347
Ideally box office should be shown with (ticket sales)/(current population)
>>67140416
I liked the Despicable Me movies and loved them. Minions was pretty bad. I stopped watching it for an hour before going back, as I wanted to eat and watch something at the same time. It had its moments but damn it was boring a lot.
Also,
>hating popular
It wasn't a popular movie.
>>67141316
see
>>67140523
you're objectively wrong. Gone With the Wind is still #1.
>>67140547
Wheres spiderman and xmen? :^)
>>67140523
Probably the most accurate list you can get.
Still hard to account for the fact that Gone with the Wind had so many theatre runs. The fact that it sold so many tickets every run is impressive, but it's also not reasonable to expect films to beat it in a 3 month year theatrical release.
>>67141293
Vin Diesel's relationship with Paul Walker and the associated tragedy had nearly everyone watching it just for the send off.
Whether or not he's sincere, it's a marketing ace in the hole.
The movies are also comfy as fuck.
>>67141513
>but it's also not reasonable to expect films to beat it in a 3 month year theatrical release.
They could re-release them every now and then, I guess they don't want to do that as to not hurt DVD/BluRay/Netflix sales.
I go to showings of old movies all the time, but it's only this one cinema showing them, not a wide re-release. Europoor btw.
>>67140573
>the only movies in the top 10 that isn't a sequel, reboot or spin-off are Avatar, Titanic and Frozen
Thank you, based Cameron
>>67141957
I really expected TFA to reach the number two spot, but alas, JC is still the king baby
>>67140420
>>67140523
There are domestic though
>>67140288
More like a nightmare.
