Eric the Marxist

Lion King's probably just doing like 5M or something lol (not a bad thing, mind you)

Would be surprised if we didn't get that announcement at this point. Maybe it'll be official at D23.

I don't think we're getting there. But 390's still good.

Anyone know how these markets compare to For Life?

I mean I think Anthony Ramos and Glen Powell are cute, so I guess the cast is the main selling point for me 🙃

Yep. The law's returned. I'm calling it! (yes I know it could beat it in actuals lol)

You just made me realize the huge pressure Bad Boys is under. If it opens under Apes…is it because of Mickey’s Law? 🤔

Let’s get to 70. Let’s take it to the moon!

Not Russian Roulette I hope.

We aren’t allowed to place bets on here.

What has Kevin James been up to anyways? I don’t even think he’s in Adam Sandler’s Netflix movies. Last thing I heard about him was his network sitcom getting canceled after they killed off his wife in order to get Leah Remini on board.

I will say there is validity in movies being “too expensive”, but not because of monetary reasons. Rather, streaming made movie tickets way less valuable. Pre-COVID, you had about three services, unless you wanna be that guy and include CBS All Access. Now, we have a whopping 8 major SVOD services with large subscriber pools and there a lot of money spent to make sure these services expand their library size. In original stuff and old legacy stuff. When you have the option of 8 huge libraries in your house that costs the same, sometimes less than a movie ticket…yeah, that does feel worthless all of a sudden, barring the occasional nostalgic toy commercial. It’s not even really the fault of exhibitors. I don’t know how you can compete with something that offers 1,000+ movies and TV shows for $15. And even if Paramount or Peacock bite the dust, there’s still 6 services with huge libraries and lineups to get for cheap. And that isn’t even getting into Tubi or Roku Channel or Pluto, which offer the same value for free.

Some of us have been doing it since No Time to Die to be fair. 🧐

Alright. I'm sorry. I'm sorry I doubted you. I'm sorry that I didn't check earlier. I thought you were often wrong, but I wasn't. Can we please move on?

I'm just baffled why it's live-action. Like...do the fans want something that will literally look nothing like the games? Like have it animated, make it look like a high-res version of the game, get Kevin Hart to voice one of the Creepers, and you're golden.

You're the best baby

Detective Pikachu honestly came out in the worst summer possible. No matter where you put it, it was gonna get crushed by Endgame, by Toy Story, by Spider-Man, by Lion King. Any other summer prior, it could have comfortably got to around Lego Movie numbers IMO

I don’t know which of these is worse 🙃

Just noticed Deadline isn’t even reporting Furiosa anymore. Man…

https://deadline.com/2024/06/box-office-bad-boys-ride-or-die-1235961796/

https://thequorum.com/weekly-unaided-awareness-chart-sony-edition/ I'm assuming Mufasa is a typo and they mean Moana, since Mufasa wasn't on the charts last week, but Moana was.

Anyways... 4 > 2 > 3 > 1 Ready for part 5