Eric the Clown

The Super Mario Bros. Movie Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-15 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 159 1578 31960 4.94% Total Seats Sold Today: 51 Comp - T-15 1.012x of Sing 2 (9.85M) 3.274x of Sonic 2 (20.46M) 13.373x of Minions 2 (143.76M)

John Wick: Chapter 4 Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-2 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 111 2047 18780 10.90% Total Seats Sold Today: 293 Comp - T-2 2.279x of The Suicide Squad (9.35M) 0.946x of Venom 2 (10.98M) 1.095x of No Time to Die (6.9M) 1.348x of Dune (6.88M) 2.962x of Uncharted (10.96M) 1.383x of Fantastic Beasts 3 (8.3M) 0.569x of Top Gun 2 (10.95M) 0.585x of Jurassic World: Dominion (10.52M) 2.123x of Bullet Train (9.77M) 0.502x of Avatar 2 (8.53M) The prophetic T-Mobile bump didn't really seem to happen here. But it's still tracking towards bigly numbers, so I guess it doesn't matter.

HBO's a shoe store? Since when?!

Wait...shit, that's actually a legit good idea. The Lex Luthor in the Animated Series even looks like The Rock, right down to the Bruce Timm-style proportions.

I forgot until recently, but Dwayne was rumored to play John Stewart like a decade ago, and he was trying to push some "Green Lantern can beat up Superman" shit too like he did with Black Adam. I think in the end, all he really wanted to do with these movies was stroke his ego and go after Superman specifically so he can look cool. Which like at this point...just write some fanfiction you big weirdo.

There was a great article from Matt Singer about this a day ago. https://screencrush.com/no-kids-movies-in-theaters/ It's a bad combination of both the homogeny of the current theatrical landscape where everything is just a 4-quad PG-13 VFX-fest/nostalgic toy commercial, which ironically alienates a large audience sector, and most animated movies/live-action fare for younger kids is now being relegated to streaming services. And even what few options there are get crammed into the summer in the hopes to maximize revenue, which is just...stupid. Something like Ruby Gillman or Elemental could have easily been plopped into February and March and stand out way more compared to all the intense summer competition, but nope. It'll only make studios more scared and just make the same damn movie over and over and over and over again...which has already happened. Oh well.

Yes. Obviously. What you are saying is impossible and you know it.

Fast X Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-60 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 83 336 17734 1.89% Total Seats Sold The Past Week: 24

The Super Mario Bros. Movie Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-16 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 159 1527 31960 4.78% Total Seats Sold Today: 74 Comp - T-16 0.991x of Sing 2 (9.65M) 3.277x of Sonic 2 (20.48M) 14.009x of Minions 2 (150.6M)

John Wick: Chapter 4 Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-3 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 82 1754 14464 12.13% Total Seats Sold Today: 277 Comp - T-3 2.367x of The Suicide Squad (9.7M) 0.997x of Venom 2 (11.57M) 1.125x of No Time to Die (7.09M) 1.338x of Dune (6.82M) 3.132x of Uncharted (11.59M) 1.341x of Fantastic Beasts 3 (8.05M) 0.573x of Top Gun 2 (11.03M) 0.564x of Jurassic World: Dominion (10.15M) 2.658x of Bullet Train (12.22M) 0.476x of Avatar 2 (8.09M)

...what?

Not the Indy thread.

Not really. Capitalism is designed to fuck over the working man. And the studio heads are more than happy to kill the people who make their hit movies because then they get even more money faster. This is the norm sadly

Lobster!

Quorum Updates Air T-16: 28.91% Awareness, 5.37 Interest Transformers: Rise of the Beasts T-81: 43.28%, 6.18 Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken T-102: 17.61%, 4.19 Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny T-102: 38.69%, 6.1 Joy Ride T-109: 21.3%, 4.96 John Wick: Chapter 4 T-4: 63.7% Awareness, 7.08 Interest Final Awareness: 100% chance of 40M, 90% chance of 50M, 80% chance of 70M, 60% chance of 100M Final Interest: 100% chance of 100M Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves T-11: 45.92% Awareness, 5.4 Interest Final Awareness: 87% chance of 10M, 56% chance of 20M, 35% chance of 30M, 22% chance of 40M Final Interest: 42% chance of 10M, 13% chance of 20M, 6% chance of 30M Known IP Awareness: 100% chance of 10M, 67% chance of 30M, 33% chance of 40M Big George Foreman T-39: 25.66% Awareness, 5.38 Interest T-30 Awareness: 65% chance of 10M T-30 Interest: 53% chance of 10M Original - Low Awareness: 75% chance of 5M, 50% chance of 10M Original - Low Interest: 73% chance of 5M, 36% chance of 10M Book Club 2: The Next Chapter T-53: 18.41% Awareness, 4.65 Interest T-60 Awareness: 28% chance of 10M T-60 Interest: 36% chance of 10M

Okay.

Somebody was pretty thirsty last night. 🤨

The Super Mario Bros. Movie Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-17 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 159 1453 31960 4.55% Total Seats Sold Today: 95 Comp - T-17 0.978x of Sing 2 (9.52M) 3.265x of Sonic 2 (20.41M) 16.326x of Minions 2 (175.5M)

John Wick: Chapter 4 Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-4 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 71 1477 13379 11.04% Total Seats Sold Today: 209 Comp - T-4 2.437x of The Suicide Squad (9.99M) 1.035x of Venom 2 (12.01M) 1.118x of No Time to Die (7.04M) 1.260x of Dune (6.43M) 3.020x of Uncharted (11.17M) 1.260x of Fantastic Beasts 3 (7.56M) 0.542x of Top Gun 2 (10.44M) 0.544x of Jurassic World: Dominion (9.78M) 2.948x of Bullet Train (13.56M) 0.446x of Avatar 2 (7.58M)

No. It's for Dunkin & Donuts

Pretty sure that played at my theater too lol. My local has 22 screens, so they've been getting a lot of these cheap-o craps that nobody has ever heard of. Lot of the time it's horror stuff that I doubt even Bloody Disgusting isn't aware of. Which like...I know they're doing this because they need to play something and there's the mindset of "new product brings people in", but like...I'm pretty sure letting Operation Fortune play a little bit longer makes more business sense.

I know there's rumors about "disastrous test screenings", which we really need to stop paying attention to, but Aquaman will probably be fine where it is. Regardless of DC drama, people liked the last movie fine enough and I'm sure there will be some fun money shots in the trailer that will get people excited. Plus there's really not much else to watch as a 4-quad actioner. This, Flash, and Guardians will likely be the only movies that won't have to deal with superhero fatigue this year.

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I hate all the Jurassic Park sequels and I think Jurassic World in particualr is one of the worst movies ever made. So I would say they should have ended this crap in 1993. 🤣

This is legit impressive to me. I don't know what other people's theaters are looking like, but these movies are only playing 1-2 showtimes a day at my local theater. They gave this more showtimes for some bizarre reason. Even using the "the award winners are now at home", this is just silly. Gotta be honest, over the past few years, I've realized they really just should have ended these movies after Endgame. Not saying it was a perfect finale, but it still left the whole series on a good high note and everybody was happy and you didn't have to worry about topping pigs with pigs immediatley after. Then you had the whole "absence makes the heart grow fonder" thing where when you do come back, people are excited and ready for new adventures. Oh well. Guess Papa Feige learned the hard way from all this.