$850 million. That's being rather generous, I think. We'll see how it all pans out. This is just the first day of what looks two be a fantastic two years of discussion.

"From the director of Inception and The Dark Knight trilogy" That will inevitably be slapped on the trailers and will guarantee quite a few asses in the seats from the get-go. I'd say it will fare even better than Inception at least.

650 million. With a prominent cast and extensive special effects.

$900 million

It also depends on the year of release.

if it's in 3D / IMAX format it would hit $1 Billion Worldwide.

We still have no clue the demographic of which it's aimed. The film sounds extremely science-y which turns people off. Spielberg's involvement could scream commercial, but he's been interested in doing films with smaller audiences for a while.

-Vader

DoubleD wrote:

Allstar wrote:
Not try to be argumentative or rude but what on earth makes you say that?

I was just throwing it out there.

I know what you just did there Bookmark this shit so that two-three years from now, when this will pass TDKR at the BO, you'll have evidence to prove us you were right

Vader182 wrote:We still have no clue the demographic of which it's aimed. The film sounds extremely science-y which turns people off. Spielberg's involvement could scream commercial, but he's been interested in doing films with smaller audiences for a while.

-Vader

It's has a heroic blockbuster adventure appeal to counter the sci-fi aspect.

Knowing Nolan, he'll try to appeal to as many people as possible- especially the average movie-goer.

I'd say less than Inception.
Prob around the 700 -800 mill range.