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Trolls has sold a total of only 6 tickets at my local Cineplex in Ontario for tomorrow.

In all seriousness, is there a chance the major chains shut down at some point due to lack of product?

Theatres are screwed in 2024.

Is the Monday Mystery Movie Thanksgiving?

Just saw. the movie. I thought it was OK, better than many critics are claiming it to be. The first half-even three quarters are great with a slow burn. However, the ending kinda falls a part, feels too CGI heavy, etc. Although, I'm also a Halloween Kills/Halloween Ends fan, so take that how you may lol

Is Universal/Blumhouse obligated to make two more movies?

This is definitely for the best for Exorcist Universal can’t take a risk with the huge commitment they’ve put on the franchise it will sell quality regardless Horror is on fire at the BO + franchise nostalgia

Exorcist should really move. It’s going to get destroyed.

Am I missing something or would a $15 million+ OW for No Hard Feelings be ok? No smash hit, but decent, especially considering the environment for R rated movies, mixed reviews, etc.

Weird comparison I know.. but this reminds me greatly of when Halloween Kills premiered 1.5 months in advance in Venice. Universal and Blumhouse were so confident in it and they ended up having to deal with mixed reviews in their promotional run.

How's Book Club 2 looking? Early Access screening seem to be quite empty near me..

I find it interesting that there's basically been no buzz at all online with the character posters and announcement trailer this week. It might of been better to delay ticket sales till next week to let Mario blow over at least a little bit...

I don't think so, but Halloween's pre sales only started two weeks before release. It's definetly looking great for it. Are Halloween 2018 or at least Halloween Kills numbers possible?

I think we could see a decent overperformance from both 80 for Brady and Knock at the Cabin next weekend. I could see Book Club numbers for Brady and Visit numbers for Knock at the Cabin. Both seem to have good early buzz

M3GAN seems to be DOA. Unless ticket sales really turn around, I'm starting to think that a small $10 million OW is possible. Obviously, not a huge flop with how small the budget probably is. However, Universal put a robust marketing campaign into it.