2023-11-20 09:44:46
Spider-Man continues
Spider-Man continues
Spider-Man: No Way Home opened on December 17, 2021.
- How much did it cost to make?
- How much will it gross?
- Is the Spider-Man phenomena a guarantee for success?
- How would you compare all of the Spider-Man movies?
SpidermanProfitabiity.pdf. Have kids look at the data and ponder these questions: What does this data make you wonder? What would you like to find out? How do you suppose that I should calculate the profit that these companies made from the movies? What other factors should I try to account for in creating profit amounts that I could compare?
Let kids think through ways that they might compare the success of the movies and how they could do this. Then give students page two of the activity. Students might use any of these comparisons or one of their own wonderings:
- Which movie was most profitable or most successful
- Which earned the most for every dollar originally spent on the budget?
- Students may have to discuss and consider inflation. A movie ticket in 2002 did not cost the same as it does today. Students might use this relatively easy to use inflation calculator or they could compare how many tickets at various year's prices must have been bought.
- Students can compare the movies or make claims such as "________ sold the most tickets" or "________ made the most money for every dollar spent on the budget" or "_______ made the most when adjusting for inflation."
For Adventurer members we have an editable Word docx, our Excel calculation sheet, and solutions.
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