Hollywood – Any movie with Scarlett Johansson makes a lot of money!

Hollywood – Any movie with Scarlett Johansson makes a lot of money!

What happens when you add another movie to your collection of movies based on Marvel comics, a movie about a “super-brainy, super-strong” woman starring Scarlett Johansson (ScarJo)? This actress, who comes from children’s films and is well known for her independent films, has brought in a total revenue of up to 3.3 billion USD for Hollywood in the films she has starred in. Many Hollywood film observers are surprised that the movies starring this actress all make a lot of money.

Not only thanks to Marvel comics, but other Scarlett Johansson movies like Lucy also made money

ScarJo phenomenon

Box Office Mojo company, which specializes in statistics on Hollywood movie ticket revenue online, has just updated the list of actors with the highest total revenue from their films as of June 2016 (Don’t get confused with the number of actors with the highest total revenue). highest remuneration. One side is a measure of the revenue they bring to the studio, the other side is the amount of money paid for the movies they star in). In this list, Scarlett Johansson takes the top spot on the women’s side and 10th place on the overall list. She is also the only actress named in the Top 10. Holding the top spot is old actor Harrison Ford with a total ticket revenue of 4.88 billion USD for the films in which he participated. Certainly, Marvel comic book movies have contributed a lot to Johansson’s success. Up to this point, she has participated in 5 such films. These are Iron Man 2 (produced in 2010 – revenue of 312.4 million), The Avengers (2012 – 623.4 million USD), Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014-259.8 million USD), Age of Ultron (2015 – 459 million USD) and Captain America: Civil War (2016 – more than 403.5 million USD). Don’t forget, Johansson has been acting in movies since the 1990s and the action movie Lucy alone earned $126.7 million. The list is good news for ScarJo and Hollywood. She has become a “revenue talisman” so surely, just to be safe, Hollywood will invite her to star in a few more movies.

Scarlett Johansson brought in more than $3 billion for Hollywood movie producers when they invited her to participate

Uncertain movie revenue in 2016

Despite expected flops like Alice Through the Looking Glass starring Johnny Depp, the American film industry ended the first half of 2016 with total revenue still about 1.9% higher than the same period in 2015. , reaching 5.49 billion USD. According to forecasts, total revenue in 2016 could surpass 11.1 billion USD in 2015 if the Fall – Winter movie season is successful. The two films Star Wars: The Force Awakens and The Revenant brought in 467 million USD in revenue in the first quarter of 2016. The most surprising thing is that the movie Deadpool starring Ryan Reynolds premiered in February and earned 363.1 million USD in ticket revenue, the second most in the first 6 months of the year.

Disney’s Zootopia ranked 4th with 340.4 million USD. The second quarter’s revenue was worse than the first quarter, even though The Jungle Book (produced by Walt Disney) brought in 358 million USD. Captain America: Civil War kicked off the summer movie season quite impressively with a revenue of 404 million USD to date and is currently holding the 2016 championship. Among the big failures is Warcraft which only earned 44 million USD in the US even though fared better abroad and a series of subsequent films, typically Independence Day: Resurgence, only earned $41 million. “Clearly, the next episode is no longer a guarantee of revenue,” said Scott Mendelson, movie sales analyst for Forbes.com. Summer got off to a slow start as May and June revenue dropped 5.5% to only $1.86 billion compared to 2015’s $1.97 billion. Finding Dory (the sequel to Finding Nemo) brought in $286 million in The first 2 weeks of release in the US were not enough to create momentum. The summer movie season can only hope for Jason Bourne (released July 29), Suicide Squad (released August 5) and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (released December 16).

Veteran actor Harrison Ford is still Hollywood’s most profitable investment

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