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The #1 reason this failed is because it was a sequel to a crap film where the hate for the original has only grown in the past five years unlike man of steel or to a lesser extent Batman v Superman ultimate edition which has aged like fine wine. COVID and hbo max are of course secondary factors. This could have easily hit the 35 million mark or even 40 if those two factors weren’t in play. Still, it would have made less than half of the original in its opening weekend. That’s embarrassing. Such a bad idea to make a sequel to this and name it the Suicide squad rather than something more creative. The producers have massive egos and they’re going to get fired. Nothing could bring me more joy. I hope att finally steps in and tells Hamada and Emmerich they’re leaving before Christmas this year!
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It was a bad idea from the start in regards to hbomax. Also the spin is crazy. I want this film to make 25 million and see how the trades spin it for their buddies at wb. I mean jungle cruise made 35 million one week before and the delta variant is a secondary excuse. I think that’s the thing about studios. When you have stubborn people at the top, they’ll just make excuses and spin it. Frustrating. Yeah, this weekend is nothing to celebrate. I don’t think we’ll get a suicide squad 3 but Gunn will do something else.
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How much did each film make?
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The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheCinephile replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
#1 reason is that it’s a sequel to an awful film. Secondary factors are COVID and hbo max of course. -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheCinephile replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
Just did three theatres in Ontario. Two bigger ones in Toronto and a smaller one from my hometown. Had to estimate the total seats for some of the theatres because we do physical distancing here so if I buy a single seat for myself, nobody is sitting on my left or right. Cineplex just blocks those seats off. Is any US state doing that? I don’t know how much Ontario will help. Maybe it’s doing better in other provinces. T-4 to Thursday night: Scotiabank - IMAX 7:00pm - 97 sold / 400 10:15pm - 58 sold / 400 Regular 7:30pm - 28 sold / 312 8:00pm - 15 sold / 300 10:45pm - 4 sold / 360 11:00 - 0 sold / 312 202 / 2084 = 9.69% sold (estimate) Yorkdale Ultra avx 7:30pm - 32 sold / 300 10:30pm - 6 sold / 300 Regular 7:00pm - 6 sold / 420 8:00pm - 6 sold / 420 10:00pm: 1 sold / 445 11:00pm: 0 sold / 350 51 / 2235 = 2.28 % sold (estimate) Silvercity Richmond Hill ultra avx 7:25pm - 20 sold / 315 10:30pm - 9 sold / 315 Regular 7:00pm - 3 sold / 288 10:05pm - 0 sold / 288 32 / 1206 = 2.65% The regular late night showings simply won’t sell because nobody wants them and it’s too late unless a few older teenagers/people in their early twenties decide to go soon. I hope this is helpful 🤷🏻♂️ -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheCinephile replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
Absolutely. -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheCinephile replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
Awesome format! Thanks! -
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
TheCinephile replied to grim22's topic in Numbers and Data
Truth. Agree with everything you said mate.