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Old 5th August 2017, 05:06 PM
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That's an interesting article which kind of ties in with the chat regarding superhero films on another thread.

It also proves how Hollywood centric the major studios are. Does a film really have to open to huge figures in America to make a profit? No, not really, as the figures for The Mummy prove - $79m US total but $318m from the rest of the world meaning the film made $397m on a budget of $125m. I would guesstimate that again relating to the other thread, Tom Cruise was the draw worldwide because he's about the only superstar actor around in 2017.
The Mummy did all that without a single penny from me as well!

Tom Cruise is probably the only global superstar/movie star around these days. If you are in China, Chow Yun Fat would be a movie star, but most cinemagoers in the UK would probably say "who" if you mention his name to them.
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