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Lots did. Domestic Box Office 57.3 MILL. International 80.3 MILL. Worldwide Gross 137.6 MILL. 1988 Film. But you were Right about 1989.
Posted by: RotoHockeyYTD2014 on Mar 15, 12:11 in response to my mate paul's post IP's only valuable if people pay to watch it
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The film was shown and promoted at the 1988 Cannes Film Festival.[20][21] It was released on May 20, 1988, in 1,209 theaters, earning $8,300,169 in its opening weekend, placing number one at the weekend box office. Lucas had hoped it would earn as much money as E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,[21] but the film faced early competition with Crocodile Dundee II, Big and Rambo III.[22] Grossing $57.3 million at the box office in the United States and Canada[23] it was not the blockbuster hit insiders had anticipated.[24] The film opened in Japan in July and grossed $16.7 million in its first seven weeks, MGM's highest-grossing film in Japan at the time.[25] It performed well in other international markets, grossing $80.3 million[26][27] for a worldwide total of $137.6 million. Strong home video, and television sales added to its profits.[28]
DL: The WILLOW rebootquel is dead at D+ notfabio Mar 15, 10:36
There's a vague mention that the Willow IP is still important so possibility they do a wrap-up D+ movie/animated project perhaps. {nm} notfabio Mar 15, 10:37
IP's only valuable if people pay to watch it my mate paul Mar 15, 11:12
Lots did. Domestic Box Office 57.3 MILL. International 80.3 MILL. Worldwide Gross 137.6 MILL. 1988 Film. But you were Right about 1989. RotoHockeyYTD2014 Mar 15, 12:11
even in 1988, $100m was already the bar for a release like this. Last Crusade would make almost $200m domestic the next year my mate paul Mar 15, 12:15
Sure. #12 Movie Domestic of 1988. Only Five (5) made more than $100 MILL - #1 'WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT' 156.4 MILL Domestic. RotoHockeyYTD2014 Mar 15, 12:35
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