Not a flop like some of you might believe. The budget of the movie was only $70 million and it made $215.5 million worldwide. This means there's a big chance we'll get a sequel (for those of us who liked the movie). The way the movie ended they just have to make a sequel with the awesome Charles Dance.
shareAmen. I don't get the negativity? It has an original storyline, effects are great and it did well in the boxoffice, like the topicstarter said. I'm hoping for a sequel. Very enjoyable movie!
sharetotally agree with you this movie was a huge success and i personally liked it very much. and this comes from a guy who read everything about vlad the impaler. cant wait for the sequel
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Needing the foreign box office to save it doesn't exactly guarantee a sequel.
shareYou do realize that the US isn't the only movie market right?
shareAwwww don't pop his delusional bubble. In his world only 'Murica matters.
shareNot a delusional bubble just stating fact. Name a movie that got a sequel, even though it tanked in the domestic location of its distributor? Do people really need another Resident Evil franchise?
shareIt will get a sequel but not because the box office mandated it. Its because Universal has a hard on for a shared monster universe. When their new Mummy movie tanks then you can say I told you so.
shareIs the Mummy the next movie in this series? Do you have a link to any news reports? Is there a target release date yet? Any idea of the working title?
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PACIFIC RIM..... did pretty horribly in the USA, didn't make up it's production marketing costs back but overseas it did a killing and became profitable and it now filming for a sequel
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Again spawning an unworthy franchise.
shareI would absolutely looove to see a sequel to this!! I wish that would get green lit already.
shareone of the best vampire films ever
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