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Good for JLo. She's more talented than people give her credit for. Sure there's something slightly useless/annoying about her but in a sea of useless and annoying celebrities she's one whose ass isn't fake.

No hits on the album. No one cares outside of her core devoted fanbase. Pretty soon she'll be to old for whatever it is she's doing in that gif, and with no talent to fall back on she'll be over.

This was....ok? Def overrated by critics. It is because it's considered "social horror" since a couple of characters complain about rich people being ass holes?

What did the test screening report say? That it's bad?

Then you haven't seen Little Woods.

Damn, this deserved better. At least it did ok in relation to cost.

Nice little sleeper

What a tremendous year for movies. It actually makes you sad, doesn't it? What's the point of tracking box office in this day and age?

TLK continues to underperform while its soundtrack completely bombed. $25M wasted on Beyonce.

Possibly. But still an underperfomer.

You dont have to do a breakdown. We all know more ppl go to the movies during the midweek in the summer which affects wkend #s. be that as it may, it's STILL embarrassing for TLK to make less in its 2nd weekend than BATB even with the former released in summer and the latter in spring

True. But it doesn't help that Once Upon A Time is overlong, unfocused and while sporadically entertaining, ultimately pointless.

The expectation of anyone with common sense who knew it's the crown jewel of Disney's library, who knew it was the 2nd highest grossing film ever after JP when released, who knew it only added to its appeal over the years (its 2012 re-release gross doubled JP's 2013 re-release) via its record breaking stage musical. It's an underperformance any way you slice it. Pulling less in its second weekend than BATB is actually embarrassing.

TLK is a major underperformance relative to expectations.

I didn't care for this movie but it's nice to see it do well. And good for Lily James who is better than the overrated Americans JLaw and Emma Stone. Is there anti-Brit actor bias? How ‘Yesterday’ became a summer counter-programming hit in the US https://www.screendaily.com/news/how-yesterday-became-a-summer-counter-programming-hit-in-the-us/5141508.article

Nice hold for the best studio movie of the Summer.

Tarantino has been over for some time now. He has nothing new or interesting left to say.

The first being Notting Hill? Four Weddings will always be his best film. What a global smash too, especially in relation to cost.

Instead of lame remakes I wish more classic movies got theatrical re-releases. I realize it's expensive P&A wise so it's prob not worth it unless you have an undeniable title. Speaking of which I feel like people forget how well THE EXORCIST re-release did in 2000. Those PTAs 😮 2000 Date (click to view chart) Rank Weekend Gross % Change Theaters Change / Avg. Gross-to-Date Week # Sep 22–24 2 $8,175,666 - 664 - $12,312 $8,175,666 1 Sep 29–Oct 1 2 $7,205,523 -11.9% 1,150 +486 $6,265 $17,671,975 2 Oct 6–8 4 $4,441,612 -38.4% 1,150 - $3,862 $23,935,355 3 Oct 13–15 6 $5,235,581 +17.9% 1,655 +505 $3,163 $30,534,411 4 Oct 20–22 8 $2,910,788 -44.4% 1,708 +53 $1,704 $34,822,423 5 Oct 27–29 11 $1,585,848 -45.5% 1,401 -307 $1,131 $37,216,314 6 Nov 3–5 14 $807,497 -49.1% 950 -451 $849 $38,665,034 7 Nov 10–12 17 $338,512 -58.1% 455 -495 $743 $39,239,337 8 Nov 17–19 42 $66,711 -80.3% 201 -254 $331 $39,394,584 9 Nov 24–26 54 $28,762 -56.9% 94 -107 $305 $39,450,240 10 Dec 1–3 52 $25,850 -10.1% 67 -27 $385 $39,484,311 11 Dec 8–10 33 $71,145 +175% 345 +278 $206 $39,565,137 12 Dec 15–17 42 $33,605 -52.8% 175 -170 $192 $39,632,868 13 Dec 22–25 56 $9,595 -71.4% 33 -142 $290 $39,661,731 14 Italics indicate four day weekend.

Beyonce is a non-factor for TLK. Its success has nothing to do with her. Her songs from the OST are all tanking. Me rooting against the movie has nothing to do with her.

It's an underperformance. No way around it. The Farewell's early numbers are massive but A24 just doesn't know how to properly take its movies wide.

A bright spot this weekend is Awkwafina. I hope they start taking roles away from Emma Stone and Jennifer Lawrence (the two worst BA winners this decade and the worst since Gwyneth Paltrow...another basic overhyped white girl...see the pattern?) and giving them to Awkwafina.

I'm looking at the top 10 and it's truly HORRIFYING. The only studio movie worth rooting for stars an alligator. That's how dire things are: the freshest, most exciting major studio release of the Summer is an alligator in the basement movie. Decades from now this will be seen and analyzed as such a dark time in film history.

Disappointing #s for TLK. This was a strong contender for biggest opening weekend of all time. I blame the National Geographic lions creepily singing with no facial expressions. I also blame poor casting choices like Beyonce who lacks the talent to be anything but Beyonce. People want to hear their beloved Nala, not some tacky popstar.

Between her laughable voice acting and insipid new songs in this movie, is everyone finally ready to retire the myth that Beyonce is talented?