Eric the Clown

Feel like maybe Anxiety: The Motion Picture is a bit inappropriate at these times

It is April 1st, but I also feel like this would be the most inopportune time to put this on Netflix lol

https://deadline.com/2020/04/disney-rehires-furloughs-little-mermaid-uk-crew-after-coronavirus-production-shutdown-1202897458/ That's good to see.

https://deadline.com/2020/04/coronavirus-moviegoing-study-cinemas-reopen-on-demand-streaming-viewing-quarantine-1202897573/

Just gonna let everybody know in advance I'm going to just copy-paste this stuff for next year's thread, because I'm lazy as h*ck

https://deadline.com/2020/04/minions-the-rise-of-gru-sing-2-wicked-release-date-change-global-international-box-office-coronavirus-1202897417/

https://deadline.com/2020/04/minions-the-rise-of-gru-sing-2-wicked-release-date-change-global-international-box-office-coronavirus-1202897417/

https://deadline.com/2020/04/minions-the-rise-of-gru-sing-2-wicked-release-date-change-global-international-box-office-coronavirus-1202897417/

Yes, they'll have IMAX on that date. But it'll only be for 5 days, which isn't really going to help either movie, since they were filmed with IMAX cameras, and want to get that premium money for as long as possible.

Apple 1. Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Bad Boys for Life 3. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 4. 1917 5. Jumanji: The Next Level 6. Bad Boys 3-Movie Collection 7. Onward 8. The Call of the Wild 9. Contagion 10. The Gentlemen Amazon 1. Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Bloodshot 3. Jumanji: The Next Level 4. Knives Out 5. The Greatest Showman 6. Bad Boys for Life 7. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 8. Uncut Gems 9. The Gentlemen 10. Midway

Of course the Grand Poobah of "big hits that left no cultural impact" is definitely Secret Life of Pets. It made almost 900M, but I don't think a soul has ever talked about that movie once 2017 rolled around. Even Alice in Wonderland has the other Disney remakes to still keep it fresh-ish in people's minds.

Zootopia also feels one that weirdly came and went nowadays. Grossed way more than Moana in the same year, but it feels like the latter is way more popular nowadays. Then again, Moana's in the Disney Princess canon, and I guess 5-year old girls who love princesses are a bigger demographic than furries.

I'm like a year older than you, and I haven't heard anyone talk about Hunger Games in ages. I've seen a whisper of Twilight here and there, but not Hunger Games

To be fair to Avatar, the sequels haven't come out yet, they'll have the Disney machine behind it, and the Disney World rides still had crazy long lines up until the parks closed. I also feel like the new Jumanji movies might bank on nostalgic 2010s kids in the future. The Disney remakes probably fit under Hunger Games too, if they count as a franchise. They make billions every year, but I feel like nobody talks about them 9 months after they come out. Look up "Beauty and the Beast" at Target or the Disney store, and almost all the merch is based around the animated movie.

https://variety.com/2020/biz/news/coronavirus-movie-theaters-concert-venue-attendance-drop-study-1203550489/

My best friend and I love to trash Glee all the time. I guess Two and a Half Men fits the deal. It was big when it came out, and the Charlie Sheen/Ashton Kutcher fiasco made headlines all over the world, but nobody ever talks about the show anymore, and I don't even know if it's airing anywhere. I see more of Mom than I do 2.5 Men.

Does Ice Age count?