Brand new interview with Kosinski says another sequel is still a possibility.

http://www.reelzchannel.com/movie-news/8682/director-joseph-kosinski-discusses-possible-tron-legacy-sequel
"Tron: Legacy producer Sean Bailey is now president of production at Disney, which may make a Tron sequel even more of a possibility. Meanwhile a ten-part, animated prequel "micro series" written by Kitsis and Horowitz will premiere next fall. Horowitz told Box Office Magazine that the series will "will fill in the blanks of some things, and also explore some new areas as well." - reelzchannel

"This animated show will take place from when Flynn is in a safe house. It's from when Clu takes over the grid to before when Sam comes in. So if you were wondering what was the grid like before that, then watch the show. " - Kosinski


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simbeau Wrote: jonwes Wrote:Early Monday numbers from Nikki. Tron is showing nice legs. 1. The Little Fockers (Universal) [3,536 Theaters] Monday $9.4M (-18% from Sunday), Cume $54.4M 2. True Grit (Paramount) [3,047 Theaters] Monday $7.5M (-22%), Cume $43.5M 3. Tron: Legacy 3D (Disney) [3,451 Theaters] Monday $7.1M (-6%), Cume $94.4M This makes me so very happy. I guess the blizzard on the weekend was keeping lots of people away.

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simbeau Wrote: jonwes Wrote:Early Monday numbers from Nikki. Tron is showing nice legs. 1. The Little Fockers (Universal) [3,536 Theaters] Monday $9.4M (-18% from Sunday), Cume $54.4M 2. True Grit (Paramount) [3,047 Theaters] Monday $7.5M (-22%), Cume $43.5M 3. Tron: Legacy 3D (Disney) [3,451 Theaters] Monday $7.1M (-6%), Cume $94.4M This makes me so very happy. I guess the blizzard on the weekend was keeping lots of people away.

Yea these are good numbers. I will be very happy to add to it today as I will be taking both of my sisters to watch it. Then on the weekend I will be going with my brothers to IMAX 3D!

Tron's Monday numbers for the 27th topped its Monday numbers for the 20th.

I'll be curious to see how the rest of the week looks, compared to last week.

Gulliver's Travels doesn't appear to be registering much with holiday movie-goers. It's also getting panned by audiences, whereas TRON continues to enjoy roughly 70% audience approval. That's a good sign.

Season of the Witch and The Green Hornet appear to be the only real competition for TRON, in its genre, for January. Having seen trailers for both, I am not sure there is much "there" there. Nicolas Cage seems miscast in Season of the Witch, and the concept for The Green Hornet, while somewhat faithful to the original premise of the franchise, strikes me as silly. Seth Rogan in an action role? I suspect GH will try to be action-packed and slapstick at the same time, and fail at both.

TRON may never again lead a weekend roll-call, but then again it doesn't have to. It owned its opening weekend, which was the only weekend it absolutely had to own at all costs. Everything else from here is inertia and addition. Even daily takes in the $1,000,000 to $500,000 range, over a month or two, will add up to very nice total box office.

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Fun with numbers...

Assuming TRON "tops" at this last Monday's $6M dollar domestic mark, and falls at a steady rate of 10% per day, then a 60 day projected take would look like this:

$6,000,000.00
$5,400,000.00
$4,860,000.00
$4,374,000.00
$3,936,600.00
$3,542,940.00
$3,188,646.00
$2,869,781.40
$2,582,803.26
$2,324,522.93
$2,092,070.64
$1,882,863.58
$1,694,577.22
$1,525,119.50
$1,372,607.55
$1,235,346.79
$1,111,812.11
$1,000,630.90
$900,567.81
$810,511.03
$729,459.93
$656,513.93
$590,862.54
$531,776.29
$478,598.66
$430,738.79
$387,664.91
$348,898.42
$314,008.58
$282,607.72
$254,346.95
$228,912.25
$206,021.03
$185,418.93
$166,877.03
$150,189.33
$135,170.40
$121,653.36
$109,488.02
$98,539.22
$88,685.30
$79,816.77
$71,835.09
$64,651.58
$58,186.42
$52,367.78
$47,131.00
$42,417.90
$38,176.11
$34,358.50
$30,922.65
$27,830.39
$25,047.35
$22,542.61
$20,288.35
$18,259.52
$16,433.56
$14,790.21
$13,311.19
$11,980.07

The 60-day total would be $59,892,179.38, for a domestic sum of approx. $147,6000,000 dollars US.

Looking back at comparable movies (Night at the Museum) the descent was not straightforward, in that weekends still tended to be bigger than the weekdays, and even by the end of February NATM was still pulling million-dollar box office on Saturdays, with another 4 months ahead of it in theaters.

So lets adjust things a bit? Bigger weekends, longer run...

$6,000,000.00
$5,018,181.82
$901,090.91
$833,454.55
$812,727.27
$3,381,818.18
$6,654,545.45
$5,000,000.00
$4,181,818.18
$750,909.09
$694,545.45
$677,272.73
$2,818,181.82
$5,545,454.55
$3,000,000.00
$2,509,090.91
$450,545.45
$416,727.27
$406,363.64
$1,690,909.09
$3,327,272.73
$2,000,000.00
$1,672,727.27
$300,363.64
$277,818.18
$270,909.09
$1,127,272.73
$2,218,181.82
$1,500,000.00
$1,254,545.45
$225,272.73
$208,363.64
$203,181.82
$845,454.55
$1,663,636.36
$1,200,000.00
$1,003,636.36
$180,218.18
$166,690.91
$162,545.45
$676,363.64
$1,330,909.09
$750,000.00
$627,272.73
$112,636.36
$104,181.82
$101,590.91
$422,727.27
$831,818.18
$780,000.00
$652,363.64
$117,141.82
$108,349.09
$105,654.55
$439,636.36
$865,090.91
$650,000.00
$543,636.36
$97,618.18
$90,290.91
$88,045.45
$366,363.64
$720,909.09
$475,000.00
$397,272.73
$71,336.36
$65,981.82
$64,340.91
$267,727.27
$526,818.18
$400,000.00
$334,545.45
$60,072.73
$55,563.64
$54,181.82
$225,454.55
$443,636.36
$350,000.00
$292,727.27
$52,563.64
$48,618.18
$47,409.09
$197,272.73
$388,181.82
$300,000.00
$250,909.09
$45,054.55
$41,672.73
$40,636.36
$169,090.91
$332,727.27
$220,000.00
$184,000.00
$33,040.00
$30,560.00
$29,800.00
$124,000.00
$244,000.00
$180,000.00
$150,545.45
$27,032.73
$25,003.64
$24,381.82
$101,454.55
$199,636.36
$150,000.00
$125,454.55
$22,527.27
$20,836.36
$20,318.18
$84,545.45
$166,363.64
$120,000.00
$100,363.64
$18,021.82
$16,669.09
$16,254.55
$67,636.36
$133,090.91
$100,000.00
$83,636.36
$15,018.18
$13,890.91
$13,545.45
$56,363.64
$110,909.09
$90,000.00
$75,272.73
$13,516.36
$12,501.82
$12,190.91
$50,727.27
$99,818.18
$80,000.00
$66,909.09
$12,014.55
$11,112.73
$10,836.36
$45,090.91
$88,727.27
$65,000.00
$54,363.64
$9,761.82
$9,029.09
$8,804.55
$36,636.36
$72,090.91

Now our grand total for approx. 5 months, with weekend swings up and a gradual trend downard, is $92,086,427.27 domestic, for a lifetime domestic of approx $179,000,000 dollars US. If overseas sales come anywhere close to that, say 85%, then the lifetime world total for TRON Legacy could reach $331,000,000 dollars US.

If the overseas take is LARGER than total domestic, as it has been on virtually all American-made action-genre movies in TRON's general league, then the gross world-wide could easily break $350 million -- and this is before we even discuss DVD-Blu Ray sales or merchandising.

If TRON Legacy breaks $350 world-wide, Disney is almost certainly going to green-light a sequel, on top of the animated series.

“Tron” Still King on Twitter, Despite Box Office Rivals

http://mashable.com/2010/12/28/true-grit-fockers-tron-twitter/

That article definitely is in line with my own thinking. And he brings up something I pondered as well... would the sequel be cheaper since the look is established and a lot has already been constructed in CGI? I also find the story possibilities exciting too for a sequel since they've taken care of the backstory.

Tron Unit Wrote:Interesting how they compare Legacy to Star Trek the Motion Picture. I was just thinking the same thing watching the ending again how much it reminded me of the ending to TMP.

Huh, the last sequel I remember getting the 'next one's gonna be like Wrath of Khan' treatment was Superman Returns. At least from what I remember, that's what Bryan Singer and the producers kept saying...

W00T! Recycle the Power!

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