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SDCC 2026: Hasbro reveals Transformers Monster Jam, more Age of the Primes, Beast Wars, and more!

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TRANSFORMERS COLLAB MONSTER JAM GRAVE DIGGER

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: $49.99 | Pre-Order on July 25 at 5PM EST exclusively on Amazon; available Fall 2026)    

The epic worlds of Transformers robots and Monster Jam trucks collide with the Transformers x Monster Jam Grave Digger converting action figure! The 9.25-inch figure converts from robot action figure to Grave Digger-inspired monster truck mode in 24 steps. With intricate poseability and attachable accessories, this Grave Digger action figure makes an awesome gift for boys and girls ages 8 and up or anyone who collects Transformers toys or Monster Jam toys. Look for more Transformers Collaborative collectible toys (sold separately, subject to availability) featuring fan-favorite mash-ups and create a lineup that is – More Than Meets the Eye. 

MONSTER JAM X TRANSFORMERS COLLECTOR 4-PACK

(HASBRO \ SPIN MASTER | Ages 3 & Up | Approx. Retail Price. $39.99 | Pre-order beginning July 24 at 8PM ET exclusively on Amazon; Available 11/1/26) 

The Monster Jam Transformers lets you collect 4 epic Monster Jam Trucks with exclusive Transformers deco! This 4-pack of monster trucks features Optimus Prime, Megatron, Bumblebee, and Starscream in 1:64 scale die-cast! These lean, mean, Monster Jam machines feature awesome details, and each toy truck has an authentic stylized chassis, official BKT Tires, and a driver molded into the driver’s seat! Discover these Monster Jam trucks with details and graphics in this Transformers theme and beastly features like official tires and suspension! With so many other Monster Jam trucks to collect, add Earth Shaker, Max-D, Dragon, and more (each sold separately) to your collection and race them all! Monster Jam toys like remote control cars and trucks are the perfect gifts as girl and boy toys, ages 3 and up. Bring the Monster Jam action home with the Monster Jam Transformers 4-Pack! 

MONSTER JAM X TRANSFORMERS COLLECTOR OPTIMUS PRIME

(HASBRO \ SPIN MASTER | Ages 3 & Up | Approx. Retail Price. $19.99 | Pre-order beginning July 24 at 8PM ET exclusively on Amazon; Available 11/1/26) 

Ramp up your Monster Jam game with the all-new, official Monster Jam 1:24 scale die-cast monster truck. Featuring awesome graphics and a detailed chassis, this authentic replica embodies the style and swagger of the real thing. Official rubber BKT Tires provide greater traction, so you can take your toy truck to new heights. Plus, a working suspension system absorbs more impact, so the high-flying, car-crashing, truck-trashing jumps never stop. With so many 1:24 scale die-cast monster trucks to collect, including Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Blue Thunder and more (toys each sold separately), hosting your very own Monster Jam event is easy. Monster Jam monster truck toys are the perfect gifts for kids ages 3 and up. Collect them all and take your Monster Jam 1:24 scale monster truck to the max.

TRANSFORMERS AGE OF THE PRIMES DELUXE CLASS DECEPTICON WILD RIDER

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon | Available Spring 2027) 

Before the war, even before the Autobots and Decepticons, there were The Thirteen Primes. Every bot, battle, and power in the Transformers universe can be traced back to them. The Age of the Primes line celebrates their epic legacy with a far-reaching collection that touches nearly every corner of the lore. This 5.5-inch Decepticon Wild Rider figure features deco and details inspired by the Transformers universe. Converts from robot to car mode in 13 steps. Includes 2 blaster accessories that attach in both robot and car modes. Build your lineup to create a display that is – More Than Meets the Eye. 

TRANSFORMERS AGE OF THE PRIMES DELUXE CLASS ALPHA BRAVO 

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon | Available Spring 2027) 

Before the war, even before the Autobots and Decepticons, there were The Thirteen Primes. Every bot, battle, and power in the Transformers universe can be traced back to them. The Age of the Primes line celebrates their epic legacy with a far-reaching collection that touches nearly every corner of the lore.  

This 5.5-inch Alpha Bravo figure features deco and details inspired by the Transformers universe. Converts from robot to helicopter mode in 19 steps. Includes blaster accessories that attach in both robot and helicopter modes. Build your lineup to create a display that is – More Than Meets the Eye.

TRANSFORMERS STUDIO SERIES TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTION TITAN CLASS DINOBOT SCORN

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon | Available Fall 2027)    

Experience the epic action of Transformers: Age of Extinction with the Transformers Studio Series Dinobot Scorn action figure. The large-scale 13.5-inch figure converts from robot to Spinosaurus dinosaur mode and features intricate detailing, exceptional articulation, and complex mode conversion that creates a commanding display presence. With movie-inspired details and intricate poseability, this Dinobot Scorn figure makes a dramatic addition to any collection. Look for more Transformers collectible toys (sold separately, subject to availability) featuring favorite characters to build a lineup that is – More Than Meets the Eye.

TRANSFORMERS MONSTER JAM MEGALODON™ (BIG TOOTH)

(HASBRO | Ages 6 & up | Approx. Retail Price: $24.99 | Available Fall 2026 at participating retailers)  

The 2-in-1 TRANSFORMERS x Monster Jam Megalodon (Big Tooth) toy is ready for the arena! This 9-inch TRANSFORMERS action figure for boys and girls changes from robot mode to shark monster truck mode in 6 simple steps. Figure is poseable for awesome action stances and imaginative play. Look for additional TRANSFORMERS x Monster Jam figures based on favorite trucks (each sold separately, subject to availability).

TRANSFORMERS MONSTER JAM EL TORO LOCO™ (FURIOSO)

(HASBRO | Ages 6 & up | Approx. Retail Price: $24.99 | Available Fall 2026 at participating retailers)  

The 2-in-1 TRANSFORMERS x Monster Jam El Toro Loco (Furioso) toy is ready for the arena! This 9-inch TRANSFORMERS action figure for boys and girls changes from horned minotaur robot mode to monster truck mode in 7 simple steps. Figure is poseable for awesome action stances and imaginative play. Look for additional TRANSFORMERS x Monster Jam figures based on favorite trucks (each sold separately, subject to availability). 

TRANSFORMERS BEAST WARS MAXIMAL COLLECTION

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: $199.99 | Available Fall 2026)

The 30th anniversary Transformers Beast Wars Maximal collection offers 7 action figures, including Optimus Primal and 10 accessories. Step through a transwarp portal and enter the long-lost age of the 1990s, when Beast Wars was new and the Maximals had just roared onto the scene. This set features the following figures: 

  • Voyager Class Optimus Primal: 6.25-inch action figure converts from robot mode to gorilla mode in 22 steps 
  • Voyager Class Dinobot: 7-inch action figure converts from robot mode to Velociraptor mode in 29 steps 
  • Voyager Class Tigatron: 6.5-inch action figure converts from robot mode to tiger mode in 22 steps 
  • Voyager Class Rhinox: 6.5-inch action figure converts from robot mode to rhinoceros mode in 35 steps 
  • Deluxe Class Cheetor: 5.5-inch action figure converts from robot mode to cheetah mode in 20 steps 
  • Deluxe Class Airazor: 5.5-inch action figure converts from robot mode to falcon mode in 24 steps 
  • Core Class Rattrap: 3.5-inch action figure converts from robot mode to rat mode in 18 steps 

TRANSFORMERS STUDIO SERIES TRANSFORMERS ONE DELUXE CLASS SHOCKWAVE

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon | Available Spring 2027) 

Experience the epic action of Transformers One with the Transformers Studio Series Shockwave action figure. The 5.2-inch figure converts from robot to Cybertronian aircraft mode in 28 steps. With movie-inspired details, intricate poseability, and attachable blaster accessory, this Shockwave figure makes an awesome addition to any collection. Look for more Transformers collectible toys (sold separately, subject to availability) featuring favorite characters to create a lineup that is — More Than Meets the Eye. 

TRANSFORMERS STUDIO SERIES THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE DELUXE CLASS AUTOBOT WHEELIE

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon | Available Spring 2027) 

Experience the epic action of The Transformers: The Movie with the Transformers Studio Series Autobot Wheelie action figure. The 4.5-inch figure converts from robot to car mode in 23 steps. With movie-inspired details, intricate poseability, and attachable slingshot accesssory, this Autobot Wheelie figure makes an awesome addition to any collection. Look for more Transformers collectible toys (sold separately, subject to availability) featuring favorite characters to create a lineup that is — More Than Meets the Eye. 

TRANSFORMERS STUDIO SERIES THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE DELUXE CLASS ALLICON

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon | Available Spring 2027) 

Experience the epic action of The Transformers: The Movie with the Transformers Studio Series Allicon action figure. The 5.5-inch (13.9 cm) figure converts from robot to alligator mode in 14 steps. With movie-inspired details, intricate poseability, and attachable spear and back fin accessories, this Allicon figure makes an awesome addition to any collection. Look for more Transformers collectible toys (sold separately, subject to availability) featuring favorite characters to create a lineup that is — More Than Meets the Eye. 

TRANSFORMERS MEGATRON ICONS

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon| Pre-Order on September 1 on Hasbro Pulse and participating retailers; available Fall 2026) 

Display your faction allegiance with the Megatron Icons collectible figure! The 6.75-inch figure converts between robot action figure and Decepticons faction symbol in 27 steps. It includes a display stand for logo mode as well as a blaster accessory for epic posing in robot mode. With intricate poseability and deco and details inspired by the Transformers universe, this unique Megatron Transformers figure makes an awesome addition to any collection. Look for more Transformers collectible toys (sold separately, subject to availability) to create a lineup that is – More Than Meets the Eye.

TRANSFORMERS AGE OF THE PRIMES DELUXE CLASS SKY GUARD

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon | Available Spring 2027)    

Before the war, even before the Autobots and Decepticons, there were The Thirteen Primes. Every bot, battle, and power in the Transformers universe can be traced back to them. The Age of the Primes line celebrates their epic legacy with a far-reaching collection that touches nearly every corner of the lore. This 5.5-inch Sky Guard figure features deco and details inspired by the Transformers universe. Converts from robot to jet mode in 15 steps. Converts to a third mode to fit onto the Superion frame to form Nexus Maximus (sold separately, subject to availability). Includes blaster accessories that attach in both robot and jet modes. Build your lineup to create a display that is – More Than Meets the Eye. 

TRANSFORMERS AGE OF THE PRIMES DELUXE CLASS AUTOBOT BREAKAWAY

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: Approx. Retail Price: Coming Soon | Available Spring 2027) 

Before the war, even before the Autobots and Decepticons, there were The Thirteen Primes. Every bot, battle, and power in the Transformers universe can be traced back to them. The Age of the Primes line celebrates their epic legacy with a far-reaching collection that touches nearly every corner of the lore. This 5.5-inch Autobot Breakaway figure features deco and details inspired by the Transformers universe. Converts from robot to jet mode in 16 steps. Converts to a third mode to fit onto the Superion frame to form Nexus Maximus (sold separately, subject to availability). Includes blaster accessories that attach in both robot and jet modes. Build your lineup to create a display that is – More Than Meets the Eye. 

TRANSFORMERS AGE OF THE PRIMES DELUXE CLASS ENERGON CYBERTREAD

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: $27.99 | Available now exclusively on Walmart.com)

Before the war, even before the Autobots and Decepticons, there were The Thirteen Primes. Every bot, battle, and power in the Transformers universe can be traced back to them. The Age of the Primes line celebrates their epic legacy with a far-reaching collection that touches nearly every corner of the lore.  

Molded in translucent blue to represent a surge of Energon power, this collectible Transformers figure is 5.5 inches in robot mode. Part of the Energon collection, the figure features unique, detailed white line deco inspired by the Transformers universe. Split Energon Cybertread into 8 armor pieces for Energon Optimus Prime figure (sold separately, subject to availability). Converts between robot and tank mode in 20 steps. Includes cannon accessory that attaches in both modes. Build your lineup to create a display that is – More Than Meets the Eye.  

TRANSFORMERS AGE OF THE PRIMES VOYAGER CLASS ENERGON OPTIMUS PRIME

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: $42.99 | Available now exclusively on Walmart.com)

Experience the epic universe of Transformers robots with the Transformers Energon Optimus Prime toy! The 6.75-inch Voyager Class figure converts from robot action figure to truck mode in 28 steps and can be armored up with pieces of the Energon Cybertread figure (sold separately, subject to availability). With intricate poseability and attachable blaster and Energon axe accessories, this Transformers action figure makes an awesome addition to any collection. Look for more Energon-themed Age of the Primes Transformers collectible toys (sold separately, subject to availability) to create a lineup that is – More Than Meets the Eye.  

TRANSFORMERS AGE OF THE PRIMES VOYAGER CLASS DARK ENERGON MEGATRON

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: $42.99 | Available now exclusively on Walmart.com)    

Before the war, even before the Autobots and Decepticons, there were The Thirteen Primes. Every bot, battle, and power in the Transformers universe can be traced back to them. The Age of the Primes line celebrates their epic legacy with a far-reaching collection that touches nearly every corner of the lore.  

Molded in translucent purple to represent a surge of Energon power, this collectible Transformers figure is 6.75 inches in robot mode. Part of the Energon collection, the figure features unique, detailed white line deco inspired by the Transformers universe. Split Dark Energon Cybertronic (sold separately, subject to availability) into 6 armor pieces for Dark Energon Megatron figure. Converts between robot and tank mode in 17 steps. Includes weapon accessories that attach in both modes. Build your lineup to create a display that is – More Than Meets the Eye.

TRANSFORMERS AGE OF THE PRIMES DELUXE CLASS DARK ENERGON CYBERTRONIC

(HASBRO | Ages 8 & up | Approx. Retail Price: $27.99 | Available now exclusively on Walmart.com)

Before the war, even before the Autobots and Decepticons, there were The Thirteen Primes. Every bot, battle, and power in the Transformers universe can be traced back to them. The Age of the Primes line celebrates their epic legacy with a far-reaching collection that touches nearly every corner of the lore. Molded in translucent purple to represent a surge of Energon power, this collectible Transformers figure is 5.5 inches in robot mode. Part of the Energon collection, the figure features unique, detailed white line deco inspired by the Transformers universe. Split Dark Energon Cybertronic into 6 armor pieces for Dark Energon Megatron figure (sold separately, subject to availability). Converts between robot and jet mode in 16 steps. Includes missile accessories that attach in both modes. Build your lineup to create a display that is – More Than Meets the Eye. 

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts bumps Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse out of first

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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts

It was a new movie at the top of the box office as Transformers: Rise of the Beasts opened with $60.5 million domestically. Internationally, the movie opened with just $18.9 million delivering an opening weekend of $79.4 million.

The first live action film, Transformers, opened with $70.5 million domestically in 2007 and grossed $709.7 million worldwide. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen opened with just under $109 million in 2009 and grossed $836.3 million worldwide. Transformers: Dark of the Moon in 2011 opened with $97.9 million and grossed $1.124 billion worldwide. In 2014, Transformers: Age of Extinction opened with $100 million and grossed $1.104 billion worldwide. Transformers: The Last Knight saw a pretty big drop opening with $44.7 million domestically and grossed $605.4 million worldwide in 2017. Bumblebee kicked off a new take and opened with $21.7 million in 2018 and went on to gross just under $468 million worldwide.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse added $55.4 million to its domestic total which is now $225.4 million. The International total still hasn’t been updated and stands at $87.9 million for a worldwide total of $313.3 million.

The Little Mermaid slipped to third place with $22.8 million. Domestically, the film has grossed $228.8 million. Over the week, the film added $44.9 million internationally to bring that total to $185.4 million. Worldwide, the movie has grossed $414.2 million.

In fourth place was Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 with a little over $7 million. It has now grossed $335.4 million domestically. Over the week, it grossed $13.1 million internationally where it has now earned $470.5 million. Worldwide, the movie has grossed $805.9 million.

Rounding out the top five was The Boogeyman which added $6.9 million to its domestic total. It has grossed $24.7 million since opening. Over the week, it added $7.2 million to its international total to increase that to $14.9 million. Worldwide, the movie has grossed $39.6 million.

In comic film news…

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania added nearly $12,000 over the weekend to bring the domestic total to just under $214.5 million. Internationally, the movie remained steady at about $261.6 million. Worldwide, the film has grossed just under $476.1 million.

The week’s overall box office success…

Numbers have 54 films earning $165,337,184 from 27,960 theaters. That’s a decrease from last weekend’s $205,179,351 from 30,903 theaters and 52 films. But, it’s still a solid weekend box office. The average earning was $5,913.35 this past weekend, a drop from the previous weekend’s $6,639.46.

Transformers Reigns at the 2014 Box Office, Snowpiercer Shows Strength

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Transformers-Age-of-Extinction-Poster-Optimus-and-GrimlockTransformers: Age of Extinction ruled the 2014 box office, bringing in $1.087 billion at the box office. It was the top earning film worldwide of the year earning hundreds of millions more than the next film. It was also the most profitable. Taking away its estimated budget, the film made $877.4 million what was 4.18 times its budget, the best of the bunch for both stats.

Domestically, Guardians of the Galaxy was the top earner, bringing in $333 million. Globally that film earned $772.6 million.

But, when it comes to films with the best legs, Snowpiercer blows all the competition out of the water. The film opened to limited release, and earned $171,187 its first weekend domestically. The film went on to earn $4.6 million. That’s an earning of 26.66 times what it opened with. Fellow small film We Are the Best!, which was based on a graphic novel, earned 10.22 times what it opened with.

All together films based on comics, or had a comic tie-in, brought in $7.7 billion. Films based on Marvel properties earned $2.94 billion of that.

2014 Comic Film Earnings

Transformers: Age of Extinction Update Adds New Levels, A New Boss, Live Events and more

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iOS_icon_TF4_1024DeNA has launched the first major update for Transfomers: Age of Extinction – The Official Mobile Game. To date, players have won more than 4.7 million boss battles, cleared over 100 million objectives, and defeated more than 1.8 billion enemies. The free game update features new iconic levels from the film including Hong Kong and Lockdown’s Ship, a new challenging boss, Stinger, the epic assault feature, the Chain Attack, and the introduction of Special Events Series to the game.

The Hunted Survival Missions is the first in the series of Special Events in theTransformers: Age of Extinction game and promises big in-game rewards for high scoring players. Tied to a unique series of stories, each Special Event will be available for a limited time and will have players testing their skills as they take on waves of enemies in an attempt to survive as long as possible and score the highest on the leaderboards. The Hunted Survival Missions run through Wednesday, September 17th.

It’s been five years since the Battle of Chicago. The Autobots are in hiding and being tracked down by the bounty hunter Lockdown and his minions. The chase is on, survive as long as possible in this endless runner and be victorious against Lockdown and his cronies!

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Apes Rule the Box Office Again. Transformers Rule Globally.

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dawn of the planet of the apesDawn of the Planet of the Apes remained in the top spot at the box office. The film earned an additional $36 million, only a 50 percent drop from the previous week’s debut, which isn’t bad since other sequels this summer have seen a much sharper decline.

In other geek movie news… Transformers: Age of Extinction was fifth this past weekend, and to date, the film has earned $227.2 million. The film has a chance to challenge for the top spot as far as domestic grosses.

Domestically, the top comic related films of the summer are Captain America: The Winter Soldier, still holding strong with $258.4 million, X-Men: Days of Future Past is in third at $230.5 million. Transformers is fourth. The Amazing Spider-Man 2, is at $201.6 million for sixth. 300: Rise of An Empire is at 17 with $106.6 million, and Edge of Tomorrow has earned $96.6 million. Snowpiercer is at $3.5 million.

Globally, thinks are a bit different. Transformers: Age of Extinction tops things globally with $886.3 million earned. X-Men is second at $736.3 million. Cap is third at $712.7 million. Edge of Tomorrow has earned $357.9 million. 300: Rise of An Empire has earned $331.1 million. Snowpiercer has earned $83.7 million.

 

Apes Top Robots at the Box Office

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dawn of the planet of the apesIt’s not much of a surprise, but Dawn of the Planet of the Apes topped the weekend box office earning an estimated $73 million. That debut is about a 33% improvement from 2011’s Planet of the Apes which debuted with $54.8 million.

The film’s audience was 58% male and 55% over the age of 25. Diversity was also present with the crowd roughly 48% Caucasian, 23% African-American, 16% Hispanic, and 14% Asian. The film received an A- CinemaScore and is currently at 91% on Rotten Tomatoes.

When it comes to other comic related movies, Transformers: Age of Extinction dropped to second, earning $16.5 million. Domestically the film has earned $209 million and internationally $543.5 million.

The Edge of Tomorrow earned an additional $1.865 million the past weekend to bring it’s domestic gross to $94.55 million in it’s sixth week at the box office. Internationally the film has earned $256 million.

X-Men: Days of Future Past was in 16th place adding a little over $1 million to bring the domestic total to $229.2 million. Internationally the film has earned $731.4 million.

Snowpiercer added $677,000 to it’s total and brings the domestic amount to $2.7 million. Internationally the film has earned $80.2 million. Interestingly in this third week of release the film was released on video on demand, so the amount earned that way isn’t reflected in the total.

As far as worldwide grosses for 2014 of comic related movies, Transformers is now on top with $752.5 million, X-Men is second at $731.4 million, Captain America: The Winter Soldier is third at $712.4 million, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is fourth at $705 million, the Edge of Tomorrow is in tenth place at $350.6 million, 300: Rise of an Empire is twelfth with $331.1 million, Snowpiercer is 33rd with $82.9 million, and We Are the Best! has earned $157,000 to be at spot 150. At the end of the month Guardians of the Galaxy opens, which is likely to vault into one of the top earning spots of the year.

Transformers 4 Remains On Top of the Box Office

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Transformers-Age-of-Extinction-Poster-Optimus-and-GrimlockAccording to reports, the Fourth of July weekend was weak at the box office. Without any blockbuster competition,Transformers: Age of Extinction remained at the top of the box office with an estimated $36.4 million. That has the film dropping 64% from the previous weekend and in two weeks it has racked up a domestic total of $714.7 million. Overseas the film has topped $400 million already.

As far as other “comic book” movies Edge of Tomorrow, which is based on the Japanese light novel/manga series All You Need Is Kill, fell to #10 in its fifth weekend. The film added $3.6 million which brings its domestic total to $90.9 million. The film has earned $248.6 million overseas.

Snowpiercer is one of the summer’s best-reviewed action films, around 93% positive on Rotten Tomatoes. The film, based on a French graphic novel, expanded from 8 to 250 theaters. The film earned just under $1 million.

X-Men: Days of Future Past was in 13th and earned $1.84 million which brings its domestic total to $227.1 million. Captain America: The Winter Soldier earned $338,000 and brought its domestic total to $257.8 million. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 finally fell off the charts.

When it comes to 2014, domestically, Cap remains in 1st place, Days of Future Past in third, and Spidey is fifth. Globally Days of Future Past is in first with $724.7 million, The Winter Soldier is second at $711.8 million, and Spider-Man 2 is third at $704.2 million.

Facebook Fandom Spotlight: Snowpiercer and Transformers: Age of Extinction Part 2

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Today is the release of part two of my study, using Facebook likes, to see what the impact pre and post opening of a movie is.This past weekend saw the opening of two films of interest to comic fans. Snowpiercer is based on the graphic novel of the same name, and was in limited release, while Transformers dominated the box office with Transformers: Age of Extinction.

The study looks at the various terms in Facebook in the United States. Compared to last week Snowpiercer saw growth mostly in the United States, and particularly among women who increased four points.

Transformers: Age of Extinction opened number one at the box office and according to reports with 64% of the audience as men. The term for the movie is 61.29% male, the same as last week, and Transformers is around 58%. Pretty close to what came out opening weekend, and keeping up the record of the two statistics being pretty close for what we’ve looked at. The biggest change for the stats in general is a gain of about 1 million people for Age of Extinction, most of which were outside the United States.

Below is the statistics from the previous week, and this week’s statistics as well.

snowpiercer transformers 6.29.14 stats

 

Transformers: Age of Extinction Tops the Box Office

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Transformers-Age-of-Extinction-Poster-Optimus-and-GrimlockAs expected, Transformers: Age of Extinction topped the box office, bringing in an estimated $100 million in North America, with a $41.6 million opening day. What’s amazing is, the film has also done amazing overseas bringing in around $90 million in China over its first three days. That’s a record for that market, and the film’s final act was set in the country with a high profile Chinese actress in it as well. The film also earned $111.3 million from other foreign markets. That puts it at $301.3 million for the opening weekend. Transformers: Age of Extinction cost an estimated $325 million.

The movie received an A- CinemaScore, and %17 on Rotten Tomatoes, showing off the polarizing reviews.

Not shockingly the film was mostly male, 64%, and older with 57% over 35. Only 27% of the crowd was under the age of 18.

On the other comic book movie front, Edge of Tomorrow has now earned $84.1 million in North America.

X-Men: Days of Future Past wound up in ninth place after its sixth weekend. The film has earned $233.4 million domestically.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 crossed the $200 million mark domestically, with a global total of $703 million.

When it comes to the 2014 rank, Captain America: The Winter Soldier is sitting at the top domestically $257.2 million, Days of Future Past is in third with $223.4 million, and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is in fifth at $200.2 million.

Globally, things are a bit different. Days of Future Past is sitting on top globally at $712.7 million, The Winter Soldier is second at $711.2 million, and Spider-Man 2 is third at $703.7 million.

Facebook Fandom Spotlight: Snowpiercer and Transformers: Age of Extinction

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This coming weekend sees the opening of two films of interest to comic fans. Snowpiercer is based on the graphic novel of the same name while Transformers gets a new movie entry with Transformers: Age of Extinction.

This week I thought it’d be interesting to see how the opening week impacts the Facebook page growth and stats for each. We’ll then return next week and see how these pages changed and how they compare to the opening weekend audience breakdown. In this case, I’ve included every major term for Transformers movies.

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