Day and Date The Best

I said it time and time again that day and date impact is not as people think. People that want to watch a movie in theaters will watch it regardless. And i said FNAF a day and date movie would be bigger than KOTFM a theater exclusive and Got Warnings points and threats of being banned forever from Eric. And The drop will surprise people too. Peacock Impact was basically none. I fact Subscribed to Peacock. Watched the movie. Liked it. Will watch it PLF again, so Universal gets double the money they would not.

It works well as it is. Is an ad for apple tv.

Disagree, as a movie is how it showld be, its basically a Streaming service promo with this Box Office but well... It's not Barbie or Oppenheimer. And never was meant to be maybe.

A Day and date movie about to probably make more money next week.

Your 100% right this forum is acting testicles and ovaries hurt and is pilling on you.

FNAF better get an IMAX release.

Sadly NOT. The Martian was successfull, Ex Machina for its budget was successfull. It depends. And there are Streaming Services. Did you watch Severance?

Well The Marvels could be a success. And with saying that this thread:

Remember when you gals and guys where mad because of telling you during Barbie and Oppenheimer that high box office was probably over because people watch maybe only 1-5 films at cinema. And the meltdown when Five Nights at Freddy becomes the new succesffull one and you people probably will talk crap about streaming, while all these theater only movies flop. These non Barbie Oppenheimer, Mario, and possibly Marvel movies.

Cinematography and VFX are good. Although more Dolby Cinema 2.39:1 worthy than IMAX maybe, because the movie is like The Hatefull Eight Ultrapanavision 70, Wide Wide. It will be letterboxed even on a ~2.39:1 screen but less letterboxed than IMAX.

The Creator, as someone who has not made a movie yet, will probably not comment on its quality, that is....

I know the history of 20th Century Pictures and Fox before the merger, Fox made Sunrise a Tale of 2 humans. The rights became part of 20th Century Fox once the merger, then Disney rebrand and the like. Just saying is the same company and companies keep rights to scripts lots of time.

Watched no trailers neither, and watched the movie and Ughh what could be told? Well, art is subjective, maybe you like it who knows.

Lots of them, Ad Astra was more expensive, Babylon, Reminescense, The Northman (70 million budget). All on that budget ballpark. those movies are basically tradition every year.