I cannot believe that it was a $200MM movie. They could have filmed the same movie for half that.

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Sep 9, 2020
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Any word on how successful Mulans online release has been?

Mister P

9/9/20 5:29am

Nothing definitive but Disnay+ subs went up about 68% last weekend over the prior weekend...

Tokolosh

9/9/20 5:33am

Doing some quick math and rough estimates, it looks like no more than $42M

KingDave

9/9/20 6:04am

The one thing you have to also factor is no revenue split with theaters. I think theaters keep around 40-50%. So really

scootsy

9/9/20 6:13am

I cannot believe that it was a $200MM movie. They could have filmed the same movie for half that.

scootsy

9/9/20 6:25am

Was marketing included in that figure?

ebv

9/9/20 6:28am

No, $200MM was the production budget alone

2FarGone

9/9/20 6:49am

Eesh.

ebv

9/9/20 7:07am

One scene was obviously shot on a sound stage. So obvious

Mister P

9/9/20 7:31am

I haven’t seen it but I imagine there was a lot of CGI for battle scenes and the

KingDave

9/9/20 8:06am

It seems like this movie was for Chineese moviegoers

novacoug1

9/9/20 6:36am

I thought the same thing.

BNcoug

9/9/20 7:57am

It's been trending #1 on D+

DeekLyfter

9/9/20 6:55am

And Disney stocks have gone up since the release primarily on the assumption that it is driving strong revenue.

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