Excuse me, while I have this pinned, and also if this hasn't already been suggested, I noticed Furiosa grossed 140M on a budget of 168M, will movies with a negative gross be deducted from final totals?
I wouldn't be surprised if it had one of the better $/point values, but overall it's probably not going to add more than 10, maybe 15 million which is going to get dwarfed by the 5-10 movies that get more than 100 million. It also has probably the highest barrier to entry of all films. That being said I did just watch it and it was an absolute banger
This was 100% simple and understandable to anyone who has a remote grasp of what an “auction” is, and the first 2 sentences of explanation made it abundantly clear what was happening.
You know they could've set this up so the movie title rows are aligned with their point value rows and then they wouldn't have to write the names next to title. Also I love this video.
Minor nitpick: @26:03 not sure if anyone caught it, but Eric outbid Nick on Janet Planet (2 to Nick's 1), and yet Nick was charged 2 points instead of Eric. Eric's name was written down next to the movie, but it was on Nick's tab
Could just moves the movies down a few spots on the left and all the bids could be entered on the same line in the columns ... then bids could also be directly entered by the bidder.
I'm spending the whole time laughing about how badly they did they layout for this... They could just moved the movies down to start from row 4 so they could put the bids right next to the movie they were bidding for under the right person... 😆
@@concernedgaming7946Waterworld did 264 million in the box office. Since this is looking at gross and not net box office, that would be an amazing result.
@@concernedgaming7946I'm just going to throw out there, it was the 10th highest grossing movie in 1995 domestically. If you include worldwide (not for this competition obviously) it made money. I am biased though, I watch this movie once or twice a year, so I may not have the toughest grip on reality
watching this now made for some great fun looking these up, can't believe Gavin got Inside Out 2 for that low, Bad Boys did surprisingly well too, really picked well with those
I love this. This was essentially my job for months. I worked at a movie theater that served food and drinks and as a manager it was my job to write a schedule and staff movies. Well without knowing how well the movie would do i had to do research and guess. Obviously tickets sales the day or two before premier helped but the weeks leading up to it I had no idea. It was really fun and I got pretty good at it after awhile.
Another stellar supplemental. I can't subscribe every month but did for the first couple drafts and they've been great, and this is a fantastic followup to those.
Gavin has this, Inside out 2 is on it's way to being the biggest animated film domestically of all time with 650M and bad boys continue to do well. The last minions film did 369M so Despicable Me 4 will do about the same and Deadpool and Wolverine while big is still r-rated so it can't reach the same heights.
Cant wait to see how this turns out! Another stellar reason for wishing summer was over already. Next time in the B column they should put the amount that the movie was so sold for next to the name (Geoff - 4, etc.). Better for statistics and for double-checking maths
This is the most fun I've had looking at a spreadsheet! Some points were assigned wrong, but I think all the names on the movies were right, and that's what matters. Looking forward to finding out how these movies do, and who wins!
What a great episode. Like Geoff, I'm never really excited about any draft but by the end of the episode I'm always so invested in it. I'm hoping Gavin wins because of his leftover draft money.
If they are talking gross box office then it still did really well. Really should look at net box office instead so the budget would get subtracted and Furiosa would end up negative.
@@BananaMana69 Yeah it bombed relative to it’s budget but if you compare it to one of the bible movies that will gross like 2 million then yeah, it did well for this game.
I think a way to make this even more interesting would be to order the films by budget with higher budgets towards the end. Auctions always end with the higher-end products last.
Speaking of Furiosa, one of the war boys was actually named "Pissboy" in the credits. Sounds like someone's trying to schmooze in on Andrew's territory.
I would love for yall to do this again in december for all announced movies for next year. Would probably need more points to spend since there'd be more to spend on but it would be cool
I saw Kinda Funny do something similar with this with video games, except instead of money made they used the metacritic score, like the average. I don't know if yall would want to do that type of thing too but it's a good idea, I really like this format
Real talk, Alien Romulus is being made by Fede Alvarez (Evil Dead remake, Don't Breathe) on a budget and all practically, trying to capture the horror of the original, that's going to be a sleeper hit. It's got that horror audience rumbling for it tbh.
@@Santana105 it’s at 3.5 mil now as of the most recent update. I was kind of expecting it to get to 10 mil, but either way, 2 points for it still ain’t bad
Im excited to see the results after summer! It'd be fun to see who had the worst purchases as a whole, and the single worst purchase! I have a feeling it'll be Geoff's cowboy movie 😝
Domestically deadpool made 363, even if it made 100m more it still isn't reaching inside out 2 on track for 650M. It's gonna be a big film but the r-rating still puts a limit on it.
The big name movies in a sea of stuff they'd only have a remote interest in bidding on based on who's in it or who's directing it makes it such a wild card. More importantly, Untitled newline horror
The movie industry is bizarre. Beverly Hills Cop, Harold and The Purple Crayon, Bad Boys, Beetlejuice, The Crow, another Alien movie, Twisters ... all movies that are remakes or sequels of OLD movies/shows. It's like they looked at what they had been doing sequels for and thought "Okay, so people are tired of sequels" and someone said "Maybe not! Maybe they just think there should be at least 20 years between sequels!"
@@derefhrsjk Generally speaking sequels make less than the previous movie. Not always, but it's generally true. The main issue with sequels or re-makes are "safer" but are also kind of lazy.
I'm convinced Andrew saying "going one" was done for no other reason than to draw out some Regulation Listeners into Comment Leaver status. Luckily for me, i already lost my status long ago
Eric with the anime combo haikyu and that trap m night movie has some real underdogs that can be killer and Geoffs list has a nice mix . that Fishburne space movie is promising
I'm going to nitpick the spreadsheet layout here in attempt to establish some kind of regulation. I'd suggest listing the movies in-line next to who won it/how much they paid for it. There would be spaces between each person's numbers, but it would make it easier to go back and determine how much was paid for each movie.
@@ekiMheTputting content that was previously available to everyone behind a paywall is scummy. They should have made a new type of content for patreon if they wanted a patreon exclusive, which isn’t a requirement of patreon.
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I'm calling it now "Untitled newline horror" Smash hit.
Excuse me, while I have this pinned, and also if this hasn't already been suggested, I noticed Furiosa grossed 140M on a budget of 168M, will movies with a negative gross be deducted from final totals?
@@TheAllKnowingTributeit’s not profit based just total domestic
33:41 "Apple love a good moon movie." At any other point in history, this assortment of words would make people think you were having a stroke 😂
Wake up babe new unit of measurement dropped
12 of anything is no longer a dozen, it's now a Garfield
Ok but how many sandwiches equals one Garfield?
@@jrbeezydepends, is it a Monday?
Also that 1000 dollars is called a horse
This is a fantastic format please do this again for literally anything
Nick being out and just providing the "Ooo~ oooo... oOoOoOOO~" is phenomenal.
I heard Nick “Ooo” as I read your “Ooo” in the comment.
45 points for inside out 2 was a steal. On pace to do 1.4 billion. GG Gavin
26:15
They take 2 points from Nick for Eric’s pick of Janet Planet, not sure if it gets corrected later on but I noticed it and it bothers me
Yep, you beat me to it.
Good looking out for the guy who got Despicable Me 4
It bothers me too
Also for Geoff when he bought Ends with Us for 3 points
@@jayztar25 And maybe a few others? It's making my insides squirm, but that's a me problem.
Eric getting Haikyuu!! for 2 points is a steal!
Probably not. Most people don’t see anime films in theatres. He’ll get something, but it won’t be the big steal some think it is.
Espically because the points were taken out of Nicks collum!
I wouldn't be surprised if it had one of the better $/point values, but overall it's probably not going to add more than 10, maybe 15 million which is going to get dwarfed by the 5-10 movies that get more than 100 million.
It also has probably the highest barrier to entry of all films. That being said I did just watch it and it was an absolute banger
If it were global revenue, for sure... But probably not that great with just "domestic" North American.
Of the once currently released, that has the lowest ROI at 1,75 million gross per auction point. So as it stands, it is the worst pick.
This was 100% simple and understandable to anyone who has a remote grasp of what an “auction” is, and the first 2 sentences of explanation made it abundantly clear what was happening.
Hello, Welcome to the Pod. ❤
You know they could've set this up so the movie title rows are aligned with their point value rows and then they wouldn't have to write the names next to title.
Also I love this video.
I was thinking the same... do they ever fix the fact that Andrew started with 91 and everyone else has 98?
That was my immediate thought too. And Andrew’s 91 points was also making me anxious no one would catch it
Minor nitpick: @26:03 not sure if anyone caught it, but Eric outbid Nick on Janet Planet (2 to Nick's 1), and yet Nick was charged 2 points instead of Eric. Eric's name was written down next to the movie, but it was on Nick's tab
21:44 Geoff stop outbidding yourself 😂
It won’t let me bid! Who’s Ear? Oh I am.
Could just moves the movies down a few spots on the left and all the bids could be entered on the same line in the columns ... then bids could also be directly entered by the bidder.
I'm spending the whole time laughing about how badly they did they layout for this... They could just moved the movies down to start from row 4 so they could put the bids right next to the movie they were bidding for under the right person... 😆
Geoff should have 1 point left over. He bought "It Ends With Us" for 3 but it wasn't added.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed this
"It might be dances with wolves" yeah and it could be Waterworld
You mean a masterpiece?
@@iggy880 A master piece that TANKED at the box office
@@concernedgaming7946Waterworld did 264 million in the box office. Since this is looking at gross and not net box office, that would be an amazing result.
@@concernedgaming7946I'm just going to throw out there, it was the 10th highest grossing movie in 1995 domestically. If you include worldwide (not for this competition obviously) it made money.
I am biased though, I watch this movie once or twice a year, so I may not have the toughest grip on reality
I guess this is a hot take but waterworld and the postman are some of the favorite movies...
Love it, I’d suggest freezing the lines with names and points so they can still be seen once you start scrolling down for the later picks
watching this now made for some great fun looking these up, can't believe Gavin got Inside Out 2 for that low, Bad Boys did surprisingly well too, really picked well with those
Yes ive missed the supplemental, glad its back😊
They’ve made a handful already there just Patreon only the movie villain death was top tier supplemental
I love this. This was essentially my job for months. I worked at a movie theater that served food and drinks and as a manager it was my job to write a schedule and staff movies. Well without knowing how well the movie would do i had to do research and guess. Obviously tickets sales the day or two before premier helped but the weeks leading up to it I had no idea. It was really fun and I got pretty good at it after awhile.
What does your theater sense say about who has the best slate?
I think it’s going to be super close but I gotta go Geoff just based off the number of movies he’s got. He’s also my favorite so I’m slightly biased
Another stellar supplemental. I can't subscribe every month but did for the first couple drafts and they've been great, and this is a fantastic followup to those.
Gavin has this, Inside out 2 is on it's way to being the biggest animated film domestically of all time with 650M and bad boys continue to do well.
The last minions film did 369M so Despicable Me 4 will do about the same and Deadpool and Wolverine while big is still r-rated so it can't reach the same heights.
This auction was amazing, id love to see more of these
I have never been so excited for supplemental content
This is a great format
It’s got nothing on the Steak n Shake Pork Belly Steakburger and Cotton Candy Shake Format
Cant wait to see how this turns out! Another stellar reason for wishing summer was over already. Next time in the B column they should put the amount that the movie was so sold for next to the name (Geoff - 4, etc.). Better for statistics and for double-checking maths
This is the most fun I've had looking at a spreadsheet! Some points were assigned wrong, but I think all the names on the movies were right, and that's what matters. Looking forward to finding out how these movies do, and who wins!
This is the first time in my life I'm excited for summer to end. I can't wait to see the results of this!
This format is amazing 👏 Hope we get more of these
This is such a great idea for supplemental content, goes perfectly with drafts
What a great episode. Like Geoff, I'm never really excited about any draft but by the end of the episode I'm always so invested in it.
I'm hoping Gavin wins because of his leftover draft money.
What a great concept. Can't wait to see how this ends.
Despicable Me 4 better do gangbusters at the box office omfg
It would have to do 560 million to tie IF for best return on investment as it stands right now. And IF is still making more money.
44:06 didnt deduct the 3 points for it ends with us
Why does Andrew keep saying “going one” instead of “going once”
Andrew has a wheelbarrel full of treasure cove -like malapropisms so it’s not surprising.
This was awesome and I’d love to see this auction format happen again
What an amazing video idea. We need more of these!
You know there's going to be arguing when the vid starts with an excel spreadsheet...
oh I am so excited to see more supplementals on the YT! ;o; thank you guys for these
DEFINITELY want more auctions. Up there with drafts for entertainment
Every Monday when the box office numbers come out, I just come back here and make a lil note for myself😂
Knew they would assume Furiosa would be a big movie. Huge oof there
If they are talking gross box office then it still did really well. Really should look at net box office instead so the budget would get subtracted and Furiosa would end up negative.
@@Santana105It didnt do rewlly well by any metric dude. Maybe by 15 or 20 years ago standards but not by todays standards
@@BananaMana69 Yeah it bombed relative to it’s budget but if you compare it to one of the bible movies that will gross like 2 million then yeah, it did well for this game.
It should be! Legitimately great movie, not sure why people aren’t seeing it
@@Santana105obviously you do it by gross, not net. And even by that metric it was still a huge failure.
Any chance of posting a blank version of the doc. I'd like to play along with friends
Takes like a minute to set it up
@@ru2225 yeah we could all make our own individually, but it would be great to have a regulation doc
@@ru2225 yeah, but it would be cool for everyone to have a regulation sheet to go off
@@ru2225And you could set it up way better by aligning the movies with the bids 🙄
Andrew saying "going one" instead of "going once" was the only bad thing about this.
This is such a fantastic format! Great idea and I can't wait to see more like it!
I think a way to make this even more interesting would be to order the films by budget with higher budgets towards the end. Auctions always end with the higher-end products last.
I love this format. Looking forward to the results and seeing what else they can apply this format to.
I really hope this becomes a regular edition 4 times a year, id even track the runnings if they're were updates
More auctions this is awesome
They listen changed its title to afraid which I think is a better title and the poster looks interesting
Speaking of Furiosa, one of the war boys was actually named "Pissboy" in the credits. Sounds like someone's trying to schmooze in on Andrew's territory.
I would love for yall to do this again in december for all announced movies for next year. Would probably need more points to spend since there'd be more to spend on but it would be cool
Auction format is so fun. My fantasy league switched to auction a few years ago and I was opposed at first but I prefer it now.
Gavin taking Inside Out 2 was a fantastic move
You guys should do this when all the Oscar movies release as well. Great content!
I saw Kinda Funny do something similar with this with video games, except instead of money made they used the metacritic score, like the average. I don't know if yall would want to do that type of thing too but it's a good idea, I really like this format
I have so many notes on improving the formatting of this sheet.
The only part about this that I don't like is having to wait until October to know the results! Please make more Auctions!
Real talk, Alien Romulus is being made by Fede Alvarez (Evil Dead remake, Don't Breathe) on a budget and all practically, trying to capture the horror of the original, that's going to be a sleeper hit. It's got that horror audience rumbling for it tbh.
Eric got a steal with Haikyuu!
Kinda screwed it with Furiosa
Jordan is proud
Everyone in this group greatly underestimates the power of dedicated anime nerds.
Actually the worst pick (1,75 mil gross per auction point) at the current moment.
@@Santana105 it’s at 3.5 mil now as of the most recent update. I was kind of expecting it to get to 10 mil, but either way, 2 points for it still ain’t bad
seeing eric bidding high for furiosa knowing its box office performance is hilarious.
Just started watching, did they end up revisiting this after the summer?
I love everything about this. More this now soon?
This would have been awesome last year with Barbenheimer going on. Wouldve been hilarious.
Im excited to see the results after summer! It'd be fun to see who had the worst purchases as a whole, and the single worst purchase! I have a feeling it'll be Geoff's cowboy movie 😝
i thought this was gonna be on patreon when the talked about it, so glad its on yt!!!!!! thanks lads
Deadpool / Wolverine will be the big one. It’s Marvel and Rated R. People wanna see that
Yeah pretty sure Andrew won the moment he got that. Eric really should’ve just outbid him he had ample enough points to do so.
Domestically deadpool made 363, even if it made 100m more it still isn't reaching inside out 2 on track for 650M.
It's gonna be a big film but the r-rating still puts a limit on it.
The big name movies in a sea of stuff they'd only have a remote interest in bidding on based on who's in it or who's directing it makes it such a wild card.
More importantly, Untitled newline horror
I didnt think id like this, but Summer Movie Auction is fire
Gavin must be really happy with the Inside Out 2 purchase.
Hey I helped buy watching The Watchers! I did only pay 5 bucks for the ticket but I'm doing my part!
The Haikyuu movie was really fun, so a great get for the president
The movie industry is bizarre. Beverly Hills Cop, Harold and The Purple Crayon, Bad Boys, Beetlejuice, The Crow, another Alien movie, Twisters ... all movies that are remakes or sequels of OLD movies/shows. It's like they looked at what they had been doing sequels for and thought "Okay, so people are tired of sequels" and someone said "Maybe not! Maybe they just think there should be at least 20 years between sequels!"
are people tired of sequels? because they seem to be making more money than original movies
@@derefhrsjk Generally speaking sequels make less than the previous movie. Not always, but it's generally true.
The main issue with sequels or re-makes are "safer" but are also kind of lazy.
never thought id enjoy 4 men filling out a spreadsheet but here we are
This is the first time i've ever stared at a spreadsheet with my hands over my mouth in shock
I'm convinced Andrew saying "going one" was done for no other reason than to draw out some Regulation Listeners into Comment Leaver status. Luckily for me, i already lost my status long ago
Eric with the anime combo haikyu and that trap m night movie has some real underdogs that can be killer and Geoffs list has a nice mix . that Fishburne space movie is promising
Borderlands going for 11 isn't gonna do great I feel. It appeals to nobody tbh.
maxxxine for 8 was a huge steal for eric in my opinion
I hope when this is over someone does the math on who got the hest box office dollar per point
The leftover points should be multiplied by a million and added to their score
Love it, please get someone who knows excel in the community to make it next time. Feel like it could have saved some errors 😅
Furiosa went really not well for Eric
I'm going to nitpick the spreadsheet layout here in attempt to establish some kind of regulation. I'd suggest listing the movies in-line next to who won it/how much they paid for it. There would be spaces between each person's numbers, but it would make it easier to go back and determine how much was paid for each movie.
need 1000 more auctions
Of all the drafts they should have got Gracie, it was this one since it’s a long burn. Not criticizing, just wishful thinking.
The gavel tap tap tap is perfect
This video is making me look forward to the release of movies I don't even care about
Would love to see this for video games.
People online are so hyped for Haikyuu
I’ve been going to the movies a lot because of this and I went and saw the crow the other night and I’m still mad about it
crow was the clear sleeper pick
Quiet Place and It Ends with Us were severely underestimated tbh
I would have gone in big for both of those
This video is so funny! Love it
I think they would enjoy McHale's Navy the movie.
Thank god this is a real supplemental and not Patreon-only.
Oh. Um. I'm actually.
Like. Do people really not like the guy that much.
Is it the pencil joke?
When everyone thought they might have to stop "please make a patreon we will support you!!" And then now people are mad they actually did it?
@@ekiMheTputting content that was previously available to everyone behind a paywall is scummy. They should have made a new type of content for patreon if they wanted a patreon exclusive, which isn’t a requirement of patreon.
@cherch222 it's scummy if it's out of nowhere. They lost their company so it's understandable unless you're an idiot
Tbh, I prefer the Patreon ones because you get clips, which makes it more enjoyable.
58:34 yes Gavin, worms battlegrounds, i believe it went
Sam Levine: “Hey guys 😊”
Gavin SMG Free: “Hey guys-uh.. guy..”
youre welcome
Andrew switching back and forth between saying "Going ONE" and "Going ONCE" really irked me the entire episode lmao
If The Crow tanks do you think Eric will be so sad he Crows himself?
Knowing what I know now I can't believe how much was put on mad max lol