TalkingHead
Well-Known Member
Guessing data analytics tell them those windows are best for max gross but I agree the stacking harms the business overall. Makes customers who aren’t using a subscription plan choose selectively in a short time span.I do not understand why Studios stack blockbusters on top of each other…. I am of the thought that a film will do well no
Matter the month if people are interested….it’s a reason why March did better last year… you had films like Zilla X Kong, Dune, and Kung Foo Panda….Why not have a How To Train Your Dragon or a Superman now rather then later competing with Lilo @ Stitch and FF4 respectively or how about releasing F1 or Ballerina in March. The latter of which I would argue does not need the Summer schools out crowd as it is a Rated R film geared towards Adults… could of possibly been this years Dune
Also you could still have the Original films we have been getting recently as counter programming… I doubt they would of done any worse… maybe even make a bit more… if people got use to going to the cinema all year long
Feels like this could be a repeat of 2023 where a lot of tentpole movies underperformed because they got clustered. Barbie and Oppenheimer won, everything else (Indy 5, Mission Impossible, etc) basically lost.