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The Barbie and Oppenheimer weekend was referred to as Barbenheimer. (I saw NF in concert that weekend. I just had to throw that in because I'm a huge NF fan and always try to spread his name to people who may not know him 😂). 

 

I feel like it was a huge missed opportunity to not market this weekend as "Saw Patrol" 🤣

 

I also think Jason Blum should have had to balls to keep Exorcist opening weekend on October Friday the 13th. And that weekend could have been billed as "The Taylorcist" 🤣

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9 minutes ago, cheesypoofs said:

The Barbie and Oppenheimer weekend was referred to as Barbenheimer. (I saw NF in concert that weekend. I just had to throw that in because I'm a huge NF fan and always try to spread his name to people who may not know him 😂). 

 

I feel like it was a huge missed opportunity to not market this weekend as "Saw Patrol" 🤣

 

I also think Jason Blum should have had to balls to keep Exorcist opening weekend on October Friday the 13th. And that weekend could have been billed as "The Taylorcist" 🤣

 

"Saw Patrol" can't work though. The issue is that the amount of people who can think of doing a double feature of Saw X and Paw Patrol are very few. Obviously families aren't going to be watching Saw, and hardcore horror fans who watch torture porn are likely not the target audience for Paw Patrol. Barbie and Oppenheimer was perfect in that both were by auteurs in their own right and despite the aesthetics being miles apart the same people could actually double feature the movies. 

 

The memes for Barbenheimer also included stuff like Barbie and Oppenheimer hanging out together and things like that on the same posters. For "Saw Patrol", you are asking people to imagine puppies in a bear trap pretty much. It's not that compatible to make it a meme double feature.

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From Deadline:

 

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1.) Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie (Par) 3989 theaters, Fri $6.8M, 3-day $22.5M/Wk 1

2) Saw X (LG) 3,262 theaters Fri $8M 3-day $18.6M/Wk 1

3.) The Creator (New Reg/20th/Dis) 3,680 theaters, Fri $5.6M, 3-day $14M/Wk 1

4.) The Nun 2 (NL) 2871 (-665) theaters, Fri $1.32M (-45%), 3-day $4.6M (-46%) Total $76.6M/Wk 4

5.) Dumb Money (Sony) 2837 (+2218) theaters, Fri $1.3M (+31%) 3-day $4M (+66%), Total $7.8M/Wk 3

6) The Blind (Fath) 1714 theaters, Fri $1.26M 3-day $3.8M/Wk 1

7.) A Haunting in Venice (Dis) 2,785 (-520) Fri $1M (-42%), 3-day $3.7M (-41%)/Total $31.5M/Wk 3

8.) Equalizer 3 (Sony) 2,184 (-1086) theaters Fri $750K (-45%) 3-day $2.7M (-43%), Total: $85.9M /Wk 5

9.) Expendables 4 (LG) 3518 theaters, Fri $702K (-77%), 3-day $2.4M (-70%), Total $13.2M/Wk 2

10.) Stop Making Sense (A24) 786 (+522) theaters, Fri $369K, 3-day $1.33M (+55%), Total $3.29M/Wk 2

 

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15 minutes ago, cheesypoofs said:

The Barbie and Oppenheimer weekend was referred to as Barbenheimer. (I saw NF in concert that weekend. I just had to throw that in because I'm a huge NF fan and always try to spread his name to people who may not know him 😂). 

 

I feel like it was a huge missed opportunity to not market this weekend as "Saw Patrol" 🤣

 

I also think Jason Blum should have had to balls to keep Exorcist opening weekend on October Friday the 13th. And that weekend could have been billed as "The Taylorcist" 🤣

They tried to make Saw Patrol happen. I think Lionsgate and Paramount even posted their own memes, which basically killed it right there. When corporations begin a meme or try to make a trend happen, it reeks of desperation and nobody participates anymore.

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1 hour ago, CoolioD1 said:

JDW is like network cop show level. Gotta swallow his pride and just do an NCIS or something.

Maybe the next international version.Had no idea they were doing an Australian edition until I saw ads during football last week:

 

 

 

 

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23 minutes ago, Eric the Creator said:

They tried to make Saw Patrol happen. I think Lionsgate and Paramount even posted their own memes, which basically killed it right there. When corporations begin a meme or try to make a trend happen, it reeks of desperation and nobody participates anymore.

Generally you'd be right but I don't even think they killed it, it was never alive to begin with, there's no way these two audiences could possibly mix lol

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4 minutes ago, JustLurking said:

Generally you'd be right but I don't even think they killed it, it was never alive to begin with, there's no way these two audiences could possibly mix lol

Also very true. I'm a big animation fan and try to catch most of them in theaters, and I always feel kind of awkward being the loner adult in an auditorium full of kids. But at least with most Pixar or Illumination movies, they are designed to be all ages things. I can't imagine all the stares I'd get being in my 20s and seeing a movie aimed only at 3 year olds. Nobody would want to do this social suicide for an Internet meme

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Ooh, I just went to look at showtimes for Creator this evening and seen that The Exorcist is on. I've never seen it.

Does it live up to the hype of the greatest horror film of all time? Or is it dated now that its 50 years old?

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8 minutes ago, Avatree said:

Ooh, I just went to look at showtimes for Creator this evening and seen that The Exorcist is on. I've never seen it.

Does it live up to the hype of the greatest horror film of all time? Or is it dated now that its 50 years old?


 

 

it’s not scary in the slightest and has unintentional funny parts but It still works as a drama/thriller 

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