Glad you brought this up! Some of the critics were/have always brought this point up about sales and money when a new film debuts.
Let's say that a movie in 1985 makes 12 million dollars during it's run.
(Let's throw out inflation and all the other factors?)
And lets set the ticket price @ 6 dollars. So we get a 2 million people to see the movie.
Let's take the same 12 mil and apply that to Avatar.
Now, ticket prices are 12 bucks- and higher for the Imax and 3D movie houses.
Only one million people will see it.
I have seen some sites that have compared box office numbers for a 1985 flick and a current release, adjusted for inflation and ticket prices.
So, even tho AVATAR is approaching all-time box office sales? When you take into consideration the factors involved? It makes more money, but less people see it.
I just typed in some keywords....
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/adjusted.htm






 
						
					 
					
					
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