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Flopped

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  1. Despite being a thoroughly mediocre movie (but better than The Batman), The Lost City is also the most important movie of the year. Its success is so important for so many reasons.
  2. X numbers are ok, the problem is that it's on 3000 screens and next week it's gonna start losing them FAST.
  3. Where did you see X numbers and what are they pls and thx Nm found it.
  4. Cinemascore is not always accurate. Bridesmaids got a B and legged it out like gangbusters. House of Gucci, at 3 hours and featuring a group of evil and unlikable characters, got a B+
  5. Does that include the 2.5M/3.25M from previews/advance screenings?
  6. If he was gonna do it, it would have been after GO. But US left a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths after the initial knee-jerk praise.
  7. A much, much bigger star And Samantha Samantha Mathis >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sandra Bullock
  8. Did the trades stop posting early numbers on Fridays bc of covid and never picked it up again?
  9. Not sure I buy that TLC only cost 67M but good for them if it did.
  10. Seems solid enough. If it catches on with older women who wouldn't go on Thursday night, it could maybe hit 30.
  11. Yeah, it's an objectively bad movie. The theme song is actually better than the movie. Undeniably a classic, though.
  12. Variety says it cost 68m. Hard to believe that number but if true, an opening in the 20's would be ok for a sub 70m budget.
  13. It's true that even the biggest stars today are not known by people over a certain age. Honestly the average person probably won't know who Florence Pugh is. It's like they don't exist outside the film twitter/people under 25 bubble.
  14. Watching The Lost City, the audience doesnt for a second question Sandra Bullock (57) and Channing Tatum (41) as a couple. She was also 10+ years Ryan Reynolds' senior in The Proposal.
  15. You're right that they're both past their prime (and Clooney was never truly a draw) but the two of them in a destination wedding comedy is more appealing than the two of them in a financial thriller.
  16. It doesn't have the adventure element that Lost City had. So they can't market it the same. And Julia is no longer as big a draw as Sandra. Julia had a bigger career peak than Sandra (it's insane how massive Pretty Woman and her string of hits were) but she hasn't had the same lasting appeal. I think it's because her brand of comedy is more sly, less broad and self-deprecating.
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