Eric Wilson

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I mean...yeah, I probably would have said the same thing this guy on Reddit said months ago. Because yeah. Comic book movies are on a downslide in popularity. They've been on a decline for a couple years now. I can see a scenario where people saw Wolverine's casting as "desperate". I know I certainly felt that way. And heck, if we really want to get into the brass tax, everybody thought Guardians 3 missing a billion or 400M domestically was seen as ludicrous. It could never happen in a million years. Marvel was too strong for something like that to happen. I saw those predictions myself. And wouldn't you know it? Despite it having everything seemingly going for it, that didn't happen. I don't think we need to get all dramatic and angry because somebody made a "wrong prediction". It's not like you guys made "wrong predictions" before, right?

Quorum Updates The Crow T-29: 33.66% Awareness, 46.66% Interest The Forge T-29: 15.81% Awareness, 40.56% Interest The Front Room T-43: 19.47% Awareness, 40.04% Interest Speak No Evil T-50: 23.33% Awareness, 46.45% Interest Joker: Folie a Deux T-71: 54.47% Awareness, 62.65% Interest Babygirl T-148: 10.98% Awareness, 37.77% Interest Deadpool & Wolverine T-1: 74.07% Awareness, 70.07% Interest Final Awareness: 100% chance of 90M, 80% chance of 100M, 20% chance of 200M DC/MCU Awareness: 100% chance of 100M, 50% chance of 200M Final Interest: N/A DC/MCU Interest: N/A Harold and the Purple Crayon T-8: 27.24% Awareness, 35.35% Interest Final Awareness: 19% chance of 10M Animation/Family Awareness: 0% chance of 10M Final Interest: 22% chance of 10M Animation/Family Interest: 50% chance of 20M Trap T-8: 30.74% Awareness, 50.08% Interest Final Awareness: 40% chance of 10M, 6% chance of 20M Horror Awareness: 44% chance of 10M, 6% chance of 20M Final Interest: 94% chance of 10M, 81% chance of 20M Horror Interest: 100% chance of 10M, 71% chance of 20M Wolfs T-57: 21.04% Awareness, 42.57% Interest T-60 Awareness: 60% chance of 10M, 31% chance of 20M, Medium Awareness: 75% chance of 10M, 37% chance of 20M T-60 Interest: 61% chance of 10M, 35% chance of 20M Medium Interest: 68% chance of 10M, 36% chance of 20M

Moderation As always, please be mindful of what you post in regards to spoilers. You can give your review, but talking about certain aspects, even vaguely is not allowed. @baumer I would recommend, if you see a post that you think is going too much into spoilers, that you should hit the "Report Post" button. That gives the mods notifications and an email that a poster is going too far and ensures that somebody will look into the situation. I personally did not see any posts that were too offensive (the film's trailers and marketing spells out that it's literally about multiverse stuff. It's like saying "Top Gun has planes in it" is a spoiler), but reporting posts give us very specific examples we can look into and analyze.

https://thequorum.com/weekly-unaided-awareness-chart-captain-america-brave-new-world-debuts-gladiator-ii-stabilizes/

Haven't caught up on Spongebob in a while, but...man, you can hear the cast is struggling to keep those voices alive. Especially Tom Kenny. Guess it was bound to happen, but it's like when you're watching a modern Simpsons episode and you're imagining the cast taking a nap right after recording their lines.

You better be around when Superman makes a bazillion dollars. Those set photos? I'm convinced it's gonna be a masterpiece.

Missed you bb. You were always one of my faves ❤️

Why? Brian Doyle-Murray is still alive.

Well...yeah, you're right. I didn't ehck. But I'm not expecting a huge decline either way!

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I mean I think the more apt movie to say it lost theaters to was Suicide Squad. But yeah, you kind of answered your question there. 2016 was at a time where there were way movies coming out (remember when we got like three 2500+ releases a week? Those were the days). And by the time August rolled around, Dory was already in ninth place. Inside Out's locked for fourth place this weekend, and theaters really have nothing to replace it with in a summer as dead with product as this has. Again, Toy Story 4 is the better comparison, since it was still chilling in the top 4 since theaters had nothing to replace it with (July 2019 had 6 wide releases. That's what we typically get these days), and the first weekend of August only had one movie.

I see no reason why they would drop it next week? It's basically holding like Toy Story 4 with way higher numbers. I'm not expecting it to go sub-3000 until the 9th.