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Goldenhour36
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The Chosen Episode 1-3 is not playing in theaters this weekend, Angel Studios and Fathom Events said it run will end the 14th and will be replaced with Episode 4-6
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What is going on with Sony? With all the investment they have, they can't get audience and critics satisfy with a Live Action Marvel Movie. Also the fact that Sony pointed out this was post to be one of their big 6 live action (Ghostbusters, Kraven, Karate Kid, Venom, Bad Boys) films of the year shows this is going to be a rough 100 anniversary.
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4 hours ago, dallas said:
Bob Marley: One Love
Wednesday Opening
T-8
Tickets Sold: 151 (+20)
Growth: 15%
% PLF: 0%
5 theaters/15 showtimes
Comps:
(0.182x) of The Color Purple - $3.28 Million
Really solid day for Bob Marley. Should land around $4-5M opening day, too bad it will be extremely frontloaded though.
Bob Marley is getting a Super Bowl Push while Sony is being silent on Madame Web, is that going to push the gap further between them on V-Day?
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Is it somewhat true, that any type of film (Even an documentary to be random) could have release wide this weekend, and stood out or it won't matter due to the end of January being an slump period and look down-upon from general audience POV.
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5 hours ago, movies!movies! said:
Not going to lie they kinda ate with the new posters
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If Sony were to hypothetically tax writeoff this movie i honestly think there would be a celebration from fans or people would not care and move on with their day and not fight for the film to be seen like Batgirl and Coyote vs Acme.
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Don't want to sound like a scrooge but should have use that derby title last weekend as the holiday season starts this weekend
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I was not expecting this much plot twist in this round that I would need to use my star but oh well I did great getting this far.
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Why Ruby Gillman played like a frontloaded YA film instead of a original animation film this weekend? It's IM was surprisingly low.
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Asteroid City-1,310,000
The Flash- $2,220,300
No Hard Feelings- $2,357,000
Super Mario- $68,000
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2 minutes ago, JohnnyGossamer said:
Boogeyman maybe too, no? Figure that'll eventually make enough WW to not lose money. Budget was 30M I think. It's at 60M WW and should have maybe another 10M+ in the tank DOM. Not sure it'll make any more OS though.
I think that movie spent a decent amount on marketing, so its still in the red
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1. Elemental
2. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
3. The Flash
4.No Hard Feelings
5. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
6. Asteroid City
7. The Little Mermaid
8. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
9. The Blackening
10. The Boogeyman
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1 hour ago, Litio said:
Even if 'Elemental' and 'The Flash' are not profitable, they will be able to pay the release + marketing costs and cover partially the production costs. That's more than Netflix can dream of.
Let's be honest, this is truly the BIGGEST BOMB of the weekend:Budget: $65m
Marketing: $50m+ (Although I don't doubt it's $100m+)Box Office: $0
Other revenue: $0
Total LOSS: $115m+You looking at it in the wrong way to be honest, Netflix produced these films to keep their audiences which is why they still the most subscribed streaming service and have constant revenue to back these films
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1 minute ago, dudalb said:
But won't chamge that Disney is going to take a bath on this movie.
I'm sure Disney will be fine in the long run, as this movie and the characters will be valuable. They could have potential costume characters at Disney World, potentially be on Disney On Ice, and will likely have many repeat viewings on Disney+. Obviously, they are going to lose money on this movie, but at the end of the day, it's a new IP that people love, and Disney will most likely continue to utilize it in other forms of media and entertainment.
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1 hour ago, THUNDER BIRD said:
The Lion King was appealing just because it's The Lion King. And it underperformed because it wasn't good.
And it's not so simple when it comes to that movie, apart from its issues, one of the factor affecting its quality was voice acting i suppose.
But i watched a version where voice acting was top notch and which wasn't lifeless, and had emotions, so it automatically makes it higher than English version.
Now it doesn't make it that good obviously, but atleast i didn't watch in theatre a completely lifeless and soulless version because people who dubbed in my country actually put effort into it.
Still wasn't a great movie and it underperformed, it could've done more, much more.
How in the world did Lion King Remake underperformed?
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I might be overrating, but this is a worse disaster than John Carter in my opinion if it goes sub $60M
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I know it can be stressful to see movies underperform, but keep in mind that the top 10 movies are diverse, and we may have a weekend where five movies open to more than $20 million each. This would bring in the audience that theater owners have been hoping for this summer.
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1 minute ago, ZeeSoh said:
Moderation: Please refrain from left/right nonsense in this thread (and preferably any other thread). Thanks
I know politics can be toxic, but for films like Sound of Freedom, The Blackening, and Barbie, where race and politics have an impact on ticket sales, opening weekend, and internal multiplier, can that be discussed?
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3 hours ago, Grebacio said:
Elemental and this will have underwhelming OWs (they are both tracking to be the second lowest OW of each studio), but there's some hope for good legs since there aren't any family movies releasing in July, and TLM/ATSV will have burnt some demand by then.
The Haunted Mansion is a family movie but that probably DOA but Barbie could appeal to young girls and families.
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2 hours ago, Ryan Reynolds said:
That's great as we can probably expect a deal from WGA and the actors guild in the upcoming weeks!
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1 hour ago, CJohn said:
I like how Disney killed two movies in one single Cannes edition. Good job, everyone!
Disney do not need to sweep those two movies (Elemental and Indiana Jones) under the rug if they bomb, they need to have emergency meeting to prevent stuff like this in the future from happening!
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Spider-Verse is kinda going to be hard to predict as prediction ranges is ranging from $80M to $150M.
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The Box Office Buzz, Tracking, and Pre-Sale Thread
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Is this the first time The Quorum out right said 0% for both category (Final Awareness & Low Awareness) for a film?, that is super awful to look at!