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Legion Again

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  1. 14 minutes ago, YM! said:

    I am here for the girls and the trailer looks fun but I am still thinking a fall similar to Wakanda Forever as the first hit a zeitgeist that is hard to recapture, especially with competition in both Dune 2 and Hunger Games, something like 100/260/600 seems about right.

    Brie Larson being alive probably helps retain more audience than that as well as CM1 not over performing to nearly as much.

  2. 6 minutes ago, IronJimbo & Sheldon's Son said:

    I believe it, PIF seems to help supercharge WOM since it lowers the barrier of entry for people to watch the movie who maybe were on the fence. Then if it's good they recommend it and if they really like it they contribute to PIF turning it into a positive feedback loop. Other studios are watching this run with a LOT of interest right now.

    I feel like every movie should do PiF? Like what’s the downside?

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  3. 27 minutes ago, baumer said:

     

    Yeah but that kind of behavior has been going on forever. I used to do that 20 and 30 years ago. Buy a ticket for Good morning Vietnam which was PG-13 and then sneak into Eddie Murphy's Raw which was rated r and I wasn't old enough to go see it the time LOL

    Oh for sure. A bit more appealing when the “good morning Vietnam” is free!

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  4. 1 minute ago, poweranimals said:

    It sets up a bad precedent though. Whenever a new movie comes out, audiences know they don't have long to wait so there's less of an incentive to watch in theaters or have repeat viewings. Movies are becoming less of an event that you must see in theaters unless you want a long wait.

     

    I mean that's fine if studios are okay making less money. Something tells me they're not though.

    Audience knows that they do have to wait a long time — 90 days

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