[QUOTE="Dreams-Visions"][QUOTE="virtuas"][QUOTE="Dreams-Visions"] found the world-wide sales:
Spider Man 3 (global Box Office): $890,983,299 (62% of total intake from foreign sales)
Transformers (global Box Office): $702,376,570 (55% of total intake from foreign sales)
Difference? 1.26%
happy now, blazinpuertoroc? Basically the same % difference.
springz300
spiderman wins.
spider sting, web ball, this one for M.J.
lol.
1% isn't the biggest advantage I've seen. I look forward to seeing how it plays out in the home video market. Will the market lean towards the better film, or will they look to complete their collections?
One thing is for sure: SM3 was a very polarizing film; either you liked it or you really didn't. Transformers...well...if you saw it, you probably loved it.
dude why are u living in denial.?
starting tomrow blurayand ps3 become moremainstream with spiderman 3 inside a $399 ps3.
its lights out for 360 and HD DVD.
lol ooooook. so...when I call you on November 1st and the lights are still on, party still going strong, what will the excuse be? :)
[QUOTE="Dreams-Visions"]lol.
1% isn't the biggest advantage I've seen. I look forward to seeing how it plays out in the home video market. Will the market lean towards the better film, or will they look to complete their collections?
One thing is for sure: SM3 was a very polarizing film; either you liked it or you really didn't. Transformers...well...if you saw it, you probably loved it.
FrozenLiquid
If you were a male between 15-30.
Spider-man is appealing to pre-teen girls, or better yet, a lot more females in general because not only is Peter Parker/Tobey Maguire a teen heartthrob, the love story that goes on in the series is extremely appealing to them, whereas we look at the whole superhero side of things.
Although I appreciate Michael Bay's strict direction of a human focus to gain more audience members, it still really was a male-oriented film.
But Michael Bay and better film dont mix mate. That's pretty LOL.
But yeah I didn't like SM3 much either.
True. The girls LOVED that emo movie. LOVED it. :?
[QUOTE="Dreams-Visions"]found the world-wide sales:
Spider Man 3 (global Box Office): $890,983,299 (62% of total intake from foreign sales)
Transformers (global Box Office): $702,376,570 (55% of total intake from foreign sales)
Difference? 1.26%
happy now, blazinpuertoroc? Basically the same % difference.
blazinpuertoroc
hmm you seen my post before i deleted it... didnt want to seem like a spider-man 3 fanboy because im a bigger transformers fan...and enjoyed that movie alot more...but im a huge supporter of blu ray and although im sure transformers will sell more copies because it was a better movie, im still putting my money on blu ray...Fair enough. Blu-Ray is as good a bet as anything. Personally, I'd put mine on DVD.
[QUOTE="Dreams-Visions"][QUOTE="The_Crucible"][QUOTE="Dreams-Visions"] 1.) You're not familiar with the Blu-Ray profile 1.1 or 2.0 are you? The fact that early players will at bare minimum not be able to use some features...and depending on how it works out, 1.0 players that can't upgrade (firmware or software) will simply not be able to play new movies at all.
The_Crucible
Gotta love it. Your earlier points were about how blu-ray isn't selling enough stabd-alone players. That HD-DVD is accelling at it. Well, PS3 is blu-ray's main seller and it is upgradable, no?
It absolutely is. The problem is that tracking and estimating the contribution of current and future sales from our PS3 community is that most are not buying consoles to play Blu-Ray movies. As such, *most* are not using the feature at all.
Contrast with 360 HD DVD stand-alones or regular stand-alone players. If you're buying one of those, it's specifically because you want to watch movies.
Again, 20:1 hardware advantage for Blu-Ray is only creating a 2:1 nextGen DVD sales advantage. The PS3 community is almost not contributing at all.
Fun factoid: 60% of PS3 owners don't know they've got Blu-Ray.
And again, look at the earlier link I provided from NetFlix.
So yea. Hard to figure out what the PS3 community--who by and large just wants to play games--will do. They're like Gollem in LoTR. ;)
And once again you keep ignoring the final result. It doesn't matter if PS3 owners are each buying blu-ray movies. Just so long as more blu-ray movies are sold.
You also need to consider the growth of HDTV. As more PS3 owners get HDTV's their interest in blu-ray will dramatically increase. The stand-alone HD-DVD owners already, more than very likely, have HDTV's and their interest is as peaked as it will get.
your final could very well be true. But the fact of the matter is that it's all speculation and conjecture at this point. The market will decide...and as of today, the market officially has $200 nextGen DVD players available to them.
We'll all see what happens. Your stating "Teh Boo-Way will winz!" is no more factual than me saying DVD or HD DVD will win in the end.
The market will decide. That is the bottom line. The market has yet to move either way.
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