James Alucobond
Well-Known Member
That implies subtlety. When you just straight up say it, it’s more a klaxon.dog whistles
That implies subtlety. When you just straight up say it, it’s more a klaxon.dog whistles
Spider-Man was so obviously the exception to this rule. Please stop trying to spin this false narrative that Encanto is a flop when in every metric aside from box office it was a massive success. You don't have to like it but to try to make these convoluted arguments that it was a flop is just weird.... And before you blame Covid for it's dismal box office.
... Spiderman: No Way Home came out less than a month later.
Stupid Walt making Saludos Amigos and The Three Caballeros and cramming Latin American foreign culture down the throat of pure-blooded Mericans. The corporation did it again!!!!We're living in a time where bad tv shows (the Watchmen and Lovecraft Country) and bad movies (Soul) win awards because of diversity.
The Watchmen was the illusion of fantastic. I have never seen a promising show fall so completely apart by the end since... Lost.The Watchmen was fantastic!
The Watchmen was the illusion of fantastic. I have never seen a promising show fall so completely apart by the end since... Lost.
I'm sure you're convinced of these things.Big difference, Mary Poppins has GREAT music and GREAT dance sequences.
And Bert whose madly in love with Mary Poppins, which he even says in a song.
I mean, for movie studios, isn't how much money a film makes at the box office the only thing that makes it a success in their eyes?Please stop trying to spin this false narrative that Encanto is a flop when in every metric aside from box office it was a massive success.
Yes, and it probably made all that back in merchandising and music and Disney plus ad revenue.I mean, for movie studios, isn't how much money a film makes at the box office the only thing that makes it a success in their eyes?
It's always been more than just box office. Merch sales, streaming numbers on Disney+, awards, and especially with Encanto, the performance on the billboard charts/music downloads.I mean, for movie studios, isn't how much money a film makes at the box office the only thing that makes it a success in their eyes?
Disney+ only just started making money last month and it’s likely that’s because Hulu is now lumped in.Encanto has also made $13M in DVD/Bluray sales. It's also Video on Demand with a cost to 'rent' or 'buy' on a whole bunch of streaming services.
D+ brings in billions of dollars per year in subscription fees. The minutes watch accrues to Encanto and D+ pays DAS for the use of Encanto. So, on DAS's books, Encanto's revenues are much more than the theatrical Box Office take.
Encanto has surely made an overall profit buy now.
Sure, Disney doesn't have bragging rights for a blockbuster Box Office, but they have something more important to a corporation: profit.
Also, Disney knows that Encanto's underperformance was their own fault by cutting short its theatrical run and announcing when it will be on D+. That was part of the frenzy of streamers fighting over the number of subscriptions. Encanto's theatrical take was sacrificed to boost D+ numbers. So, it would be odd for anyone at Disney to hold that against Encanto for not having a blockbuster Box Office.
Merch is way more important long term than box officeI mean, for movie studios, isn't how much money a film makes at the box office the only thing that makes it a success in their eyes?
Not from Disney at leastWe're never getting a ride with this tone again. I think that's sad.
This is the most puzzling thing about this whole retheme. The recent movie flopped big time and wasn’t well received. Isn’t Disney all about metrics with their ride choices. What exactly makes them believe that Indy will sell more merch than dinosaurs (which will always have some appeal)? The IP is practically irrelevant with people under 30.Yes. This. Thank you.
Is Indiana Jones really that much more popular than dinosaurs are? The most recent film flopped.
Tastes vary. I put WandaVision and Game of Thrones very high on a list of all time greats.I'd throw in Wanda/Vision and Game of Thrones. Luckily, I avoided Lost until after the ending, so I just skipped it all together.
As Hocus Pocus and Nightmare Before Christmas make the company a bajillion dollars every year around this time through Not So Spooky and Spirit Halloween.Merch is way more important long term than box office
Disney has a history of movies that opened to mild or bad numbers and went on to still sell merch 50 years later
Something that almost only Disney manages to do
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