That’s pretty low budget and it didn’t really get a theatrical release, so no money was spent on P&A. Millennium Films made a deal to fund a few indie pics from producer Lati Grobman for under $15 million. They all were basically festival products that went straight to video in most of the world.
The Guardian is one of the few films I can’t find any info on the budget during pre-production or at the time of release. There’s nothing from Disney or Beacon in any press release or anything from the trades. After the film did mediocre business at best, the $70m pricetag appeared online. I’ve also seen $80m and $90m thrown around, but it if were that high Disney would have listed the film as a major loss in their financial investor reports. I skipped it because it made about $55m in DVD sales in a few weeks.
What happened to Man of the Year?
Sony was only involved with five or six of the films on this list, compared to twelve the year before.
Let’s go Blood Diamond!
Superman Returns:
Budget- $270 million
Gross- $391 million
Monster House budget 75 million Box Office 140 million
More movies to add:
– Charlotte’s Web ($85m budget, $144.9m gross)
– Blood Diamond ($100m budget, $171.4m gross)
– The Nativity Story ($35m budget, $46.4m gross)
– One Night With the King ($20m budget, $13.7m gross)
– The Guardian ($70m budget, $95m gross)
– Hollywoodland ($28m budget, $16.8m gross)
– Pulse ($20.5m budget, $29.9m gross)
– RV ($50m budget, $87.5m gross)
– ATL ($20m budget, $21.2m gross)
– The Shaggy Dog ($50m budget, $87.1m gross)
– Firewall ($50m budget, $82.8m gross)
– Something New ($20m budget, $11.5m gross)
– Glory Road ($30m budget, $42.9m gross)
– Tristan & Isolde ($46m budget, $28m gross)
Firewall?
Finally added.
Mozart and the Whale. Budget was $12 million, total gross was $84,447!
That’s pretty low budget and it didn’t really get a theatrical release, so no money was spent on P&A. Millennium Films made a deal to fund a few indie pics from producer Lati Grobman for under $15 million. They all were basically festival products that went straight to video in most of the world.
The Guardian – Budget: $70m, Gross: $55m (domestic), $95m (worldwide).
The Guardian is one of the few films I can’t find any info on the budget during pre-production or at the time of release. There’s nothing from Disney or Beacon in any press release or anything from the trades. After the film did mediocre business at best, the $70m pricetag appeared online. I’ve also seen $80m and $90m thrown around, but it if were that high Disney would have listed the film as a major loss in their financial investor reports. I skipped it because it made about $55m in DVD sales in a few weeks.