There's no over outrage.
Buuuuuut I agree that it is kind of nice to be back in underdog mode again for a bit. That underdog ethos was a big part of the quality and success from 2008-2014 imo and losing it may be responsible for some of the recent missteps. Also makes BO more fun.
TLT is doing disappointing, but not epically disappointing, and was clear a while ago from sales. It’s a bad movie but not epically bad. What more is there to say (unless sun surprises I guess).
6.6 legs is from the 3day, midweek open messing with things somewhat. Almost 4x True OWeek multi though, that is spectacular legs still though not sure just how much is environmental differences vs movie specific.
+50% 2015 will probably be ballpark 4-5 years, so yes if secret wars is A5 or 6. If it’s like, a 2 parter saga ender A8 in early 2030s, maybe you can swing +75%
What in tarntaion. You can’t use PLF only average being triple all tickets average to try to justify your off the cuff incorrect remark. The 2015 atp of 8.43 includes plf prices, weighted to the frequency of plf sales in 2015. 2022 atp will include plf prices, weighted to the frequency of plf sales in 2022. Increasing plf is definitely real, but it’s wrapped into atp and a driver thereof, not separate and additive to it.
However, it’s true that we’ll be at like, 70% higher than 2015 prices pretty soon. Shouldn’t be long before a movie where people chatter about beating tfa nominal.
2015 ticket prices : 8.43
triple that: 25.29
2022 ticket prices: ~11
increase required: 130%
Years required at ~2.5% inflation*: 34
I Do not think they are gonna wait for 2056 to do secret wars
*based on 10 yr breakevens and historical norms
But if you use 4% inflation (really aggressive!) still take ‘til 2043…
The WoT fiasco has me expecting another one from Amazon when it comes to their 2nd megabudget fantasy adaptation attempt. In some ways I’ll be more bitter about WoT if LotR is actually done well though