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Doubt it would have much difference if any. Better to just cut on the spending. If something does well somehow, good. If not, nothing new.

Also new Insidious movie on August 29th 2025

Do Studios spend money on marketing in China? Or local distributors? If it is the studios, I have to imagine at some point they stop sending most of their movies with how worthless the market has become for the most part for Hollywood.

Well not because of that. I haven't seen anything yet and it's still very early but some comments here seem wayy too bullish. This is still a Animated movie and we don't know if it's going to behave like a normal one or not during pre-sales.

Idk what yall expecting from the start but from the comments I saw earlier...I would lower expectations.

Also: - Final Destination - Mortal Kombat - The Conjuring 4 - New "Scary Movie"

Honestly if I was Universal I would have delayed these Wicked movies already to the Wonka spot in both years.

I can see them putting FNAF 2 in October 24th

I don't know what yall are smoking. I will be shocked if this reaches 400M

OK that CinemaScore is surprising. I feel like I've been only hearing positive buzz and word of mouth and my 2 casual friends last night also really liked it. I loved it to. It's going to be very interesting to see if legs will reflect this CinemaScore. According to the Numbers, Rise did 3.23 from its OW, Dawn did 2.87 and War did 2.61 its OW.

Not related but could someone tell me what are the official previews for Challengers and The Fall Guy? Thursday previews.

Going 90M for now.

We'll see. All the movies in the last trilogy got a A– it seems. Wish we had posttrack from the previous movies too

If you think that's happening, then I don't know that to tell you. F4 will be delayed to Blade spot. If there's 4 next year is with Spider-Man 4, from Sony which it doesn't count as theirs, specially speaking to shareholders.

Revenue just a bit under expectations, lack of theatrical numbers and linear networks saw a 22% drop in operating income. Time to sell these to private equity.

Yes there definitely was quite a bit of bet hedging and specially April and February and January suffered the most. Studios filled them with small movies with no promotion and stinkers and tried to make them bigger by the default of lack of product, like Argylle and Madame Web. ,

I'm already dreading to see the PG13 trailer of Deadpool 3 in front of this.

Don't worry guys. The stuntman walk-ups will kick in its 2nd weekend. The tennis walk-ups are already kicking in with Challengers.

I just realized The Fell Guy is just as expensive as Godzilla X Kong 💀

That's a good AI. Well. Obviously audiences came because of the big Marvel movie. And SPECIALLY in today's reality won't be any different. The Flop Guy fell. We speak your name.

Also. I have some questions about this "Summer Season Start" on the 1st week of May. Why is this? Who says it? What it means? Is it Hollywood? The Business? I don't think 1st weekend of May means anything to audiences. It's not their summer start. It just happens that there's always a big Marvel movie opening this week and that's why audiences rushed out. It's only a big weekend historically because there's a true event movie opening every year. It doesn't mean anything for audiences regarding a Summer Season start. I think the Summer Season start for audiences is the Memorial Day Weekend or at best the weekend before. This fictional 1st weekend of May as a big weekend for audiences doesn't exist. It's just a Hollywood insider thing so you're just not going to force a movie like The Fall Guy into starting a early summer season being another action movie. It's just a mid sized movie (with a overblown budget) coming out in a calendar lacking big movies and no momentum.

We needed a big movie on the weekend after Civil War. The Fall Guy should've opened on the Kung Fu Panda weekend other or the weekend after with Arthur the King or on the 1st weekend of April instead of Monkey Man. We'll never know now but I think it clears 30M on any of those dates which is what these mid sized movies open too, be it 80M or 180M Budget. You can give 400M budget to this movie. It's a movie that opens on the 30s.

I mean...Ghostbusters has been holding pretty well since the 2nd weekend drop.

OK. 3.15M. I can get behind that. Fingers crossed. 30M or bust.

I'm actually expecting an increase in Mission Impossible 8. 650M-750M