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Ghost Soldier's Box Office Battle: Can it Break Even?
15 Nov
Summary
- Ghost Soldier requires $45 million to break even.
- The film had a production budget of $18 million.
- It earned $4.7 million in its first three days.
Ghost Soldier, an action film directed by William Eubank and starring Jim Caviezel, was released this past Wednesday, November 11th. Despite its mid-week debut, which allows for an extended opening weekend, the movie has dropped out of the top 5 domestic box office rankings after only three days. Industry analysts predict a domestic gross between $4.5 million and $5.5 million for the traditional three-day weekend, with a five-day opening potentially reaching $7.5 million to $8.5 million.
With a production budget of $18 million, Ghost Soldier is considered to have a modest cost, making profitability more attainable. To break even and turn a profit, the film needs to achieve a box office collection of around $45 million, based on the industry's standard 2.5x multiplier rule. The movie has garnered positive audience ratings, though critics have not been as impressed. The film's plot follows a former Special Forces soldier defending his hometown from a powerful corporation.