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Jay Beezy

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  1. At this point, with Wednesday's number arguably indicating its second weekend number and Dune Pt. 2 set to obliterate *everything* when it opens, I think the will it/won't it threshold is 40M.
  2. Because it had a better Mon-Tues drop than most of the other movies out, that to me suggested its Tues-Wed drop would be greater. Morbius had a better first Tues-Wed drop than Madame Web.
  3. My question is how much of the budget did it make back with its egregious product placement?
  4. He was also the guy who posted the phony Black Adam profit statement for Dwayne Johnson. Nevertheless, he has backed off those initial Madame Web stances and accepted that the movie failed to interest audiences and has received a poor reception. He also addressed the situation with the Morbius writers.
  5. Unless you’re someone like Anthony D’Alessandro at Deadline, who thought the reason it was tracking poorly initially was due to a “wonky marketplace” or anti-female superhero sentiments and not because the movie itself failed to look appealing.
  6. It's on its way to becoming the worst reviewed film by the guys who previously wrote Dracula Untold, The Last Witch Hunter, Gods of Egypt and Morbius. Is your avatar what I think it is?
  7. I figured that would be the counterpoint and there's no argument against that. 😆 But even still, what I said is what *should* have been done.
  8. And maybe it's just me, but Morbius had Matt Smith hamming it up as well. No one in Madame Web seems to be hamming it up based on what I read, everyone just looks like they don't care.
  9. True, but Sony had to have known Morbius was a dumpster fire well before release, so they had plenty of time to get new writers. Or perhaps they should have done what the MCU was doing with Blade and push production back until they were comfortable with it, which they still aren't. I mean, wasn't Blade initially set to start production in a similar amount of time from the point when they decided to pull the brakes? I get the driving factor for pushing back Blade was losing the director, but still. Nevertheless, it’s clear that Sony has no idea how to approach these movies.
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