Weekday Thread | TUE - Flash $5.28M, Elementals $5.0M, Spidey $4.7M, Transformer $2.8M, TLM $2.2M

[Gavin Feng]

2 minutes ago, Bob Train said:

Flush is not dropping harder than Halloween Ends. Probably around 70% 

 

Spoiler

 

 

[Cooper Legion]

18 minutes ago, Asyulus said:

I will go crazy and say The Flash drops 75% second weekend to go under No Hard Feelings OW.

An optimist

[XXRDJisDoctorDoom]

Just now, LegionGPT said:

An optimist

 

I can see up to 77.5% 

[Relevation]

11 minutes ago, Bob Train said:

Flush is not dropping harder than Halloween Ends. Probably around 70% 

It probably won’t but I’m not expecting much better. 78-79% drop, $11.5-12.0M weekend

[AMC Theaters Enjoyer]

6 minutes ago, XXRkham Asylum said:

 

I can see up to 77.5% 

 

Agreed. It should just avoid Steel’s record.

 

But at the same time nothing would surprise me with this movie at this point.

[JohnnyGossamer]

This should accompany any post that first gives us The Flash number for the day...

 

[Bob Train]

With the absence of movies like the Jurassic World and Star Wars franchises in theaters, which used to be the most consistent billion grossing franchises, as well as the MCU no longer consistently grossing a billion like it used to, it's no surprise we have less billion grossers than we used to

[Issac Newton]

How is Flash dropping? Didn't WB added 22 more theatres for this Weekend 

[BestPicturePlutoNash]

It's crazy the audience rejection of Flash... I mean, understandable in some terms (the overall evidence of DCEU disinterest, derivativeness of multiverse plotlines, Keaton failing to move needle in terms of nostalgia..) but the movie plays like a science lab experiment to calculate a crowd-pleasing formula. It scored so highly in test screenings for over a year

[Ryan Reynolds]

43 minutes ago, BestPicturePlutoNash said:

It's crazy the audience rejection of Flash... I mean, understandable in some terms (the overall evidence of DCEU disinterest, derivativeness of multiverse plotlines, Keaton failing to move needle in terms of nostalgia..) but the movie plays like a science lab experiment to calculate a crowd-pleasing formula. It scored so highly in test screenings for over a year

the movie is at least pretty good, and shit like Aquaman makes a billion , i question society

[Issac Newton]

 

 

[Ledmonkey96]

11 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:

 

 

Well i did see an article earlier where they are trying to sell off some audio rights for 500mil so this isn't that wrong i think.

[FunkMiller]

2 hours ago, Ledmonkey96 said:

Well i did see an article earlier where they are trying to sell off some audio rights for 500mil so this isn't that wrong i think.

I think we’re at the point now where if Batman wasn’t part of DC, they’d sell it all off.

[TomThomas]

3 hours ago, BestPicturePlutoNash said:

It scored so highly in test screenings for over a year

I seriously question those scores now, maybe it never tested that well to begin with and it was all marketing lies. It's one thing you got a single misleading test-screening filled with crazy people in it, but when it was tested many times with the same incredible scores? Something doesn't add up.

[Krissykins]

11 hours ago, PrinceRico said:

Nia Decosta is why I have faith in The Marvels. Little woods was great and what she did for Candyman definitely captured the spirt of the original. Even Scream 6 had to give its respects to the remake during the scene with Kirby. 

Yeh, I love the Candyman reboot. Marvel could really use some of those interesting shots. 

[Sckathian]

All I keep thinking seeing these numbers is that July is going to see at least one movie punished for launching in such a crowded market whilst June is this shit show.

[iHeartJames]

If The Flash drops 60% I’ll have sex with everybody on here 

[Issac Newton]

[JWR]

Not sure if this is more impressive for Elemental or more pathetic for The Flash...

 

[M37]

6 hours ago, BestPicturePlutoNash said:

It's crazy the audience rejection of Flash... I mean, understandable in some terms (the overall evidence of DCEU disinterest, derivativeness of multiverse plotlines, Keaton failing to move needle in terms of nostalgia..) but the movie plays like a science lab experiment to calculate a crowd-pleasing formula. It scored so highly in test screenings for over a year

Problem is, between Erza’s issues, the impending reboot, and competition that grabbed a lot of attention (and $$) before it, there was good cause for the GA to skip this one. Combine that with not great reception from the fanboys who did come out on OW, and the potential audience is shrinking rather quickly