Eric the Clown

I'm sure I'll be proven wrong, but I think A24 has done relatively fine with some of their movies. Obviously this panned out badly, and I feel Eighth Grade shoulda done better, but I can't think of any other times A24 screwed the pooch in their expansion plans.

It's gonna be like the piano in Mario 64 (the DS version of that piano terrified me as a kid. Even worse since I was taking piano lessons at that time)

more like that stoned guy ya kna i mean

Hell. Fucking. Yes.

Hmm...I have concerns.

No offense, but can you chill with using all these gifs?

Speaking of re-releases, one of the theaters is playing The Simpsons Movie in a couple of weeks with a $5 admission, and I'm hyped to see it again (if school doesn't get in the way).

Generally these re-releases are less about making big grosses (well, it was about making big grosses once Lion King 3D made all that money, but typically...), and more about maintaining popularity and fandom for a classic movie and siphoning out a couple of quick bucks. There's also little cost in re-releasing and sometimes even marketing, so it's low-risk and mild reward.

@DeeCee thoughts?

https://www.boxofficepro.com/long-range-tracking-aladdin/ Aladdin: 85/235 (70-95 3-Day range/85-115 4-Day)

From Deadline Captive State did about $300K in about 1,000 more theaters, so this seems alright I guess?

That's just the plot of Hulk Hogan's Mr. Nanny

Runtimes w/out credits and attachments for next week: Shazam: 2:04. Attachments unknown (I didn't get any at my early show, but I assume Pikachu and Godzilla) Pet Sematary: 1:36. Rocketman is attached The Best of Enemies: 2:06. My Spy (No idea what this is) and Poms are attached

If it follows Dragon 3: 2.6 15.1 19.3 13.3 47.7M OW Lego 2: 2.6 14.7 26.8 17.7 59.2M OW A Wrinkle in Time: 2.6 20.4 27.2 18.6 66.2M OW Cinderella: 2.6 26 30.6 20.2 76.8M OW The Grinch: 2.6 22 32.4 25.4 79.8M OW Cinderella's four years old and Grinch had a holiday on its Sunday, so those numbers are unlikely. But we seem to have this around the $45-65M range here. Really depends on if this plays out like a sequel (it's still an IP based on a famous movie), or an "original" movie.

I'd assume we'd get something next week in time for Pet Sematary, because...y'know.

As much as I'm not all that giddy over Lion King, Favreau seems like a pretty warm-hearted, likable guy with solid work as a director that I'm happy enough that he's getting work.

https://variety.com/2019/film/news/tom-hanks-elvis-presley-manager-baz-luhrmann-1203121035/

good to know being left-handed makes me garbage