Eric Prime

That seems bad for Mean Girls, no?

Quorum Updates Dune: Part Two T-50: 41.23% Love Lies Bleeding T-57: 15.67% Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire T-71: 41.17% Unsung Hero T-106: 12.62% IF T-127: 20.65% The Beekeeper T-1: 46.39% Awareness Final Awareness: 86% chance of 10M, 51% chance of 20M, 30% chance of 30M, 19% chance of 40M Medium Awareness: 77% chance of 10M, 61% chance of 20M, 46% chance of 30M, 15% chance of 40M The Book of Clarence T-1: 28.61% Awareness Final Awareness: 16% chance of 10M Low Awareness: 14% chance of 10M Mean Girls T-1: 60.83% Awareness Final Awareness: 100% chance of 20M, 95% chance of 30M, 89% chance of 40M, 79% chance of 50M Low Awareness: N/A I.S.S. T-8: 24.5% Awareness Final Awareness: 16% chance of 10M Low Awareness: 14% chance of 10M Kung Fu Panda 4 T-57: 51.65% Awareness T-60 Awareness: 100% chance of 20M, 89% chance of 50M, 78% chance of 60M, 67% chance of 90M, 55% chance of 100M Animation/Family Awareness: 100% chance of 50M, 50% chance of 90M

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I mean there's three wide releases coming out this weekend, plus some theaters are also getting Soul and/or American Fiction. This was inevitable, though Color Purple is the only real terrible drop IMO. I don't think this will have much impact on the movies you listed.

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I mean most platform movies come accessible to most of the country like two or three weeks after release these days. I think you can be patient and wait that long lol

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In my head, I thought The Favourite grossed like 25M and thought "oh yeah, that's possible." My heart sank realizing it did 35M back then. The past couple years screwed up my mind when it came to specialty box office. I don't even think Favourite was even seen as that big a hit back then either. I miss those old days. 😭

And that 59% Monday to Monday was still the best in the top 10 and one of the best for movies in general. The only movies that held better week to week were American Fiction and All of Us Strangers, which both saw theater expansions.

Moderation @MightyDargon this fetishistic hatred you have for WB isn't funny anymore. It seems 99% of the time you're just trying to start petty fanboy war nonsense with DC/Warner and it's beyond tired. It's not funny, never was funny, never will be funny, and frankly seems to indicate you're just here to troll. So cut this out now, or I will cut you out. And if you don't like this, take note that we aren't the only place on the Internet where you can talk about DC/WB. No reason to hang out in a place you hate.

Quorum Updates Argylle T-23: 22.45% Bob Marley: One Love T-35: 35.84% Drive-Away Dolls T-44: 17.9% Inside Out 2 T-156: 50.64% Harold and the Purple Crayon T-205: 11.83% Borderlands T-212: 22.5% The Beekeeper T-2: 45.56% Awareness Final Awareness: 86% chance of 10M, 51% chance of 20M, 30% chance of 30M, 19% chance of 40M Medium Awareness: 77% chance of 10M, 61% chance of 20M, 46% chance of 30M, 15% chance of 40M The Book of Clarence T-2: 28.39% Awareness Final Awareness: 16% chance of 10M Low Awareness: 14% chance of 10M Mean Girls T-2: 61.72% Awareness Final Awareness: 100% chance of 20M, 95% chance of 30M, 89% chance of 40M, 79% chance of 50M Low Awareness: N/A Imaginary T-58: 26.52% Awareness T-60 Awareness: 58% chance of 10M, 31% chance of 20M Horror Awareness: 67% chance of 10M, 44% chance of 20M

Pink symbolizes love, nurture, and compassion. The same love, nurture, and compassion Godzilla feels for his boyfriend Kong.

So...so...WB didn't think...the Parasite guy's next movie...had awards potential...and are now realizing...what is obvious to everybody? How does a company last for 100 years, but also be this stupid?

Not even close.

This is embarrassing. I hate it here.

This should have been moved to June for Pride Month.

Important to note that the Globes aired immediately after a football doubleheader. And these days, the NFL is the most important, most vital lead-in for network television. Take that out, and you'd probably lose a solid amount of viewers from the equation. Still impressive though and a good rebound either way.

Is the hype for it legit? Or is it just Californians trying to act like they're special?

I generally follow what Deadline and the trades say when it comes to a movie's breakeven point, since they know more than we do, but I'm generally under this idea: 2x-2.5x the production budget: Might be profitable, dependent on ancillaries 2.5x-3x the production budget: Likely profitable, especially when ancillaries are involved 3x the production budget: For sure profitable. And I know people will bring up marketing budget, but considering how marketing budgets typically cost the same, if not more than the production budget, then that generally means that like...20% of movies are actually successful on theatrical alone. And 9 times out of 9, the only time people bring up marketing budgets is just so people can be negative and either downplay a movie's success or make a film seem like an even bigger failure. Eric no likey.