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How much would you guess that Will Smith commands for a movie?

 

I was just flicking through some of the films he has done and these are approx box office takings the fims have had; (Gross Worldwide)

 

Year Title Budget Gross (US) Gross (Worldwide inc US)

1993 Made in America $104,942,695

1995 Bad Boys $141,407,024

1996 Independence Day $816,969,268

1997 Men in Black $589,390,539

1998 Enemy of the State $250,649,836

1999 Wild Wild West $222,105,681

2000 The Legend of Bagger Vance $39,459,427

2001 Ali $87,713,825

2002 Men in Black II $441,818,803

2003 Bad Boys II $273,339,556

2004 I, Robot $347,234,916

2004 Shark Tale $367,275,019

2005 Hitch $368,100,420

2006 The Pursuit of Happyness $307,069,059

2007 I Am Legend $584,137,442

2008 Hancock $554,872,982

 

Thats a damn lot of money, thats only at the box office, there is other stuff on top of that.

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How much would you guess that Will Smith commands for a movie?

 

I was just flicking through some of the films he has done and these are approx box office takings the fims have had; (Gross Worldwide)

 

Year Title Budget Gross (US) Gross (Worldwide inc US)

1993 Made in America $104,942,695

1995 Bad Boys $141,407,024

1996 Independence Day $816,969,268

1997 Men in Black $589,390,539

1998 Enemy of the State $250,649,836

1999 Wild Wild West $222,105,681

2000 The Legend of Bagger Vance $39,459,427

2001 Ali $87,713,825

2002 Men in Black II $441,818,803

2003 Bad Boys II $273,339,556

2004 I, Robot $347,234,916

2004 Shark Tale $367,275,019

2005 Hitch $368,100,420

2006 The Pursuit of Happyness $307,069,059

2007 I Am Legend $584,137,442

2008 Hancock $554,872,982

 

Thats a damn lot of money, thats only at the box office, there is other stuff on top of that.

 

Whatever anyone might say about some of his films, he is currently the "biggest" star in hollywood and has been for some time. There is noone close to him in terms of guaranteed box office. This disappointing thing is

 

2003 Bad Boys II $273,339,556

 

2001 Ali $87,713,825

 

Some people should have their cinema going priveleges revoked

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Was I Am Legend rubbish?

 

 

I've not brought myself to see it yet as thought it may go the LOTR route.

Haven't seen it yet. I liked the book though. That sort of put me off seeing it. That and Will Smith.

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I didn't like Ali myself but I'm surprised it didn't make a lot more at the box office.

 

 

Agreed, I thought it was a real missed opportunity.

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Was I Am Legend rubbish?

 

 

I've not brought myself to see it yet as thought it may go the LOTR route.

 

 

 

It wasn't rubbish but it's certainly not the best zombies film.

28 days later was better.

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I enjoyed it, but the special effects were decidedly dodgy and I much prefered the alrernative ending

Yeah - the first, maybe hour of the film was good but as soon as the other people turned up it went somewhat downhill - not for that reason, but it just did.

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Hugo Weaving has been in more high grossing films.

 

http://www.the-numbers.com/people/HWEAV.php

 

Samuel Jackson has pulled in most filthy lucre for the studios though I think...

 

http://www.the-numbers.com/people/SLJAC.php

 

Smith is small potatoes in comparison.

 

neither one of them are top billing box office draws though. I imagine Kenny Baker has a fair amount of box office performance behind him. In relation to the wages paid/box office returns, I'm sure he is king. But Will Smith can make a shit film guarantee it's cost back + about $100 million. Neither Samuel or Hugo can do that

 

Or Warwick Davis for that matter

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Samuel made some bad shit. ;)

Incredibly overrated.

 

I think he has presence and is a talent but has diluted this by appearing in every film that he's offered, no matter how shit it is. Snakes on a Plane, that was awful, even considering the pathetically contrived manner in which they tried to make it so.

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