Eric Prime

Like I said. If Fluffy was in here, it would have been a whole different story.

...sure? I dunno lol

Honestly it's for the best of everybody. We need new blood in the blockbuster landscape.

Can't go lower than me 😎

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-10 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 162 4554 31384 14.51% Total Seats Sold Today: 131 Comp - T-10 2.059x of Black Widow (27.18M) 3.853x of Shang-Chi (33.9M) 2.503x of Eternals (23.78M) 0.267x of Spider-Man: No Way Home (13.37M) 0.847x of The Batman (18.3M) 0.443x of Doctor Strange 2 (15.95M) 0.742x of Thor 4 (21.52M) 0.592x of Black Panther 2 (16.58M) 2.077x of Avatar 2 (35.32M)

Magic Mike's Last Dance Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-3 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 22 134 4121 3.25% Comp - T-3 0.905x of Death on the Nile (996K) 2.094x of Marry Me (1.09M) 0.687x of Dog (866K) 0.259x of The Lost City (841K) 0.330x of Downton Abbey 2 (627K) 0.248x of Elvis (867K) 0.691x of Where the Crawdads Sing (1.59M) 0.118x of Don't Worry Darling (366K) 2.627x of Ticket to Paradise (2.89M)

What are you talking about? Erik Davis loved it!

lmao whoops never mind. It's a joke tweet. Please ignore

I'm a big fan of Siddhant and his work, so I'm happy he got a kick out of it.

$1 It'll work one of these days, I just know it.

Here we go again!

Quorum Updates Cocaine Bear T-18: 38.03% Awareness, 5.84 Interest Creed III T-25: 54.58%, 6.23 Moving On T-39: 25.22%, 5.07 Beau is Afraid T-74: 10.51%, 4.40 The Covenant T-74: 18.91%, 5.17 The Flash T-130: 36.05%, 5.75 Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom T-322: 50.06%, 6.19 Magic Mike's Last Dance T-4: 41.70% Awareness, 5.16 Interest Final Awareness: 90% chance of 10M, 57% chance of 20M Final Interest: 43% chance of 10M, 13% chance of 20M 65 T-32: 23.04% Awareness, 5.88 Interest T-30 Awareness: 60% chance of 10M, 20% chance of 20M T-30 Interest: 77% chance of 10M, 64% chance of 20M Original - High Awareness: 40% chance of 10M, 0% chance of 20M Original - High Interest: 60% chance of 20M

https://deadline.com/2023/02/i-know-what-you-did-last-summer-sony-jennifer-kaytin-robinson-jennifer-love-hewitt-freddie-prinze-jr-1235250808/

Feel like the better variable pricing would come from just having big tentpoles be $15 (at least for the standard price) and then smaller movies being around $7-8. Kinda worked for 80 for Brady, which overperformed its tracking. But curious to know how this will all work.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-11 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 162 4423 31384 14.09% Total Seats Sold Today: 82 Comp - T-11 2.104x of Black Widow (27.77M) 4.184x of Shang-Chi (36.82M) 2.597x of Eternals (24.67M) 0.269x of Spider-Man: No Way Home (13.46M) 0.844x of The Batman (18.22M) 0.440x of Doctor Strange 2 (15.84M) 0.743x of Thor 4 (21.56M) 0.589x of Black Panther 2 (16.5M) 2.091x of Avatar 2 (35.55M)

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Still early, but 2023's starting to feel like a combination of 2019 and 2014. 2019 where there's major divides between the haves and have nots, with most of the haves coming from Disney, and a whole bunch of bombs. But also like 2014 where the highs really aren't all that high compared to previous years. I don't see any movie crossing 500M this year. But the one upside, unlike 2019, is that this March will have Creed 3, Scream 6, and John Wick all making very strong grosses, which shows the value in midbudget franchsies like these. Seeing those films soar will help ease the burn when the giant-budgeted Shazam and D&D crash and burn. Then you got Mario the first week of April, which means we'll have a fairly solid spring before the summer onslaught. Creed - 45 (honestly I think this would be a really good opening considering the lack of Rocky and no Thanksgiving holiday to boost it up) Scream - 40 Shazam - 35 65 - 10 Wick - 70 D&D - 15 All told, not a bad March.

Still, the biggest demo that came out was the 25-34 crowd at 30%. I do agree the lack of Rocky does alienate some of the crowd (and this is coming from somebody who really didn't care for Creed II and all the forced Rocky nostalgia bait), but that is something to consider that a big, young crowd still cares about these movies and I don't think it's entirely because of Stallone being in the background.

It's probably just going to be the same thing they've already done. A bunch of ABC and FOX shows have already been sold to different streamers. Desperate Housewives and Lost already air on like 2 or 3 different streaming services right now. Random Fox/Touchstone movies get plopped onto Amazon or Tubi for a couple months all the time. It's really not as big a deal as the press has been hyping this up as if I'm being honest.