[ SECRET POST #3498 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3498 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It is not the blockbuster it was expected to be, but it is not bombing.

"bomb - To fail spectacularly." http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bomb

Here's a balanced review for you: "Paul Feig’s rendition of Ghostbusters continued its box office descent, adding $9.8 million to move its domestic total to $106 million. Those aren’t terrible numbers by any means, and now that the international market is enjoying the chance to look into the film, Ghostbusters has accumulated a total $158 million worldwide take.

That means Ghostbusters, after 17 days on the market has cleared its $144 million budget. However, a film of this scale, with the tremendous promotional push it received, would typically be expected to reel in much, much stronger (no doubt Sony was hoping to see the $200 million mark cleared in the domestic market at this point) numbers. Sitting at number seven in the box office top 10, domestic tallies are falling. But the question of a sequel will soon surface as a genuine talking point. Fiscally speaking, the movie did its job in recovering all of its budget, despite being buried in negative publicity and ugly reviews.

With the international surge, Ghostbusters will exit the box office ranks as a skin-of-the-teeth success story. However, now that so many have seen the film, and now that so many still feel as though it was an unnecessary reboot, what kind of move will Sony make? Hollywood is all about dollar signs, and Ghostbusters is no longer in the red, which means, it is conceivable that we see yet another Ghostbusters film from Sony." - https://addictedtohorrormovies.com/2016/08/01/box-office-report-lights-out-still-going-strong-while-ghostbusters-continues-to-struggle/