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How well does the new movie have to do?

muppetsforlife

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What would it take for the new movie to be considered a success? Will it take a big profit? Will simply breaking even be enough? There has been a lot of time and money put into advertising the movie and if doesn't do as well as hoped, do the muppets get shelved again? Just curious on everyone's thoughts.
 

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To break even, it'll have to make more than $50 million. They certainly have my $10.
 

DannyRWW

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only 50 Million? It will make that very early on would be my guess. I think Disney would like to see more than 100 million over all though (also doable I think)
 

muppetsforlife

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Yeah I think Disney would be very pleased with 100 million. That would definitely peak their interest for more projects after this. So why not?
 

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I have a feeling that the film will do well enough that the Muppets don't get shelved.

If nothing else, it certainly has critical acclaim.
 
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