Eric Prime

It was a good variety of factors. Big, splashy multiplexes were popping up more and ticket prices were starting to rise considerably, the 9/11 attacks made people want escapist entertainment at a time when streaming didn't exist, and all those movies had tons going for them in the advertising, whether it be the people behind them (Monsters, Ocean's) or the iconic source material (Potter, Fellowship). There was a really good thread talking about this stuff about 5 years ago, which really crystallized the absurd bump in attendance in 2000 and 2001.

It includes Tue/Wed shows

The Batman Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-5 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 2 189 6514 36269 17.96% Total Seats Sold Today: 321 Comp 2.125x of Black Widow T-5 (28.05M) 2.798x of Eternals T-5 (26.58M) 0.331x of Spider-Man: No Way Home T-5 (16.57M) Adjusted Comp 0.406x of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker T-5 (16.25M)

AYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY ....wait a minute.

Think that's June 2001-May 2002? I know at that period of time, monthly records were popping up all over the place

I hope people also put in the energy for Nichelle Nichols, who is also trapped in an abusive conservatorship from her son. All of this really, really sucks https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/skbaer/free-britney-nichelle-nichols-conservatorship

Moderation @Maggie that's enough. Straight up, full disclosure, that is enough. There's a lot of things we let slide here, but war apologism is not one of them. Cut it out or I'm cutting you out. And to everybody else, please drop the subject.

Deadline Top 10 1.) Uncharted (Sony) 4,275 theaters, Fri $6M (-61%)/3-day $23M (-48%)/Total $83.1M/Wk 2 2.) Dog (UAR) 3,827 (+150) theaters, Fri $2.4M (-51%)/3-day $8.4M (-43%)/Total $28.2M/Wk 2 3.) Spider-Man: No Way Home (Sony) 3,002 (+46) theaters, Fri $1.3M (-24%)/3-day $5.1M (-31%)/Total $779.2M/Wk 11 4.) Death on the Nile (Dis) 3,420 (+140) theaters, Fri $1.2M (-32%), 3-day $4.1M (-36%)/Total $32.4M/Wk 3 5.) Jackass Forever(Par) 2,913 theaters (-158), Fri $870K (-41%)/3-day $2.96M (-43%)/Total: $51.8M/Wk 4 6.) Studio 666 (OR) 2,306 theaters, Fri $725K, 3-day $1.8M/Wk 1 7.) Marry Me (Uni) 3,110 (-533), Fri $520K (-52%)/3-day $1.68M (-55%)/Total $20M/Wk 3 8.) Sing 2 (Uni/Ill) 2,382 (-94) theaters, Fri $410K (-32%)/3-day $1.53M (-46%)/Total: $150.6M/Wk 10 9.) Cyrano (UAR) 797 theaters Fri $473/3-day $1.25M/Wk 1 10.) Scream (Par) 1,566 (-341) theaters Fri $340K (-34%)/ 3-day $1.23M (-37%) /Total: $79.1M/Wk 7

They had those sensory-friendly screenings intended for autistic kids last week for Dog at my local theater. I get why they gave it to this film (what kid doesn't love dogs?), but having seen the movie, it's really not something that I think would be super exciting to young kids. But I guess I was proven wrong?

The Batman Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-6 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 2 189 6193 36269 17.08% Total Seats Sold Today: 216 Comp 2.160x of Black Widow T-6 (28.51M) 2.837x of Eternals T-6 (26.95M) 0.326x of Spider-Man: No Way Home T-6 (16.29M) Adjusted Comp 0.391x of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker T-6 (15.63M)

2010. So sadly, John Travolta, Roberto Benigni, nor Audrey Tautou can show up here.

I rewatched Dark Knight for the first time since it came out, and I did the Leo meme when I saw his face. I also didn't know until now this was his first film role. What a way to start your career

You can't blame me for saying the truth!

TIMOTHEE 🥺

https://deadline.com/2022/02/renfield-release-date-1234960324/ Comes April 14, 2023

WHY WASNT IT TIMOTHEE?????????????????