Nevermore525
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Yep, strawberry version and a grape version.
There’s also soon to be a Reese’s/Oreo combo:
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Disney (and others) at the Box Office - Current State of Affairs
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There’s also soon to be a Reese’s/Oreo combo:
Tha Realest
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Smucker’s Goober: The Candy
Agent H
Well-Known Member
Why? Just why?
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Why not?
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Agent H
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because From my perspective they might as well as have started selling liver flavored Oreos. Maybe lots of people will like them but I will respectfully never understand.
Tony the Tigger
Well-Known Member
Reported.
Baloo124
Premium Member
Glad it's doing good.
Horror hasn't really impressed me since Hereditary. This looks genuinely creepy.
BlindChow
Well-Known Member
So much for "horror fatigue." Of course, the second another horror film underperforms, people will immediately start posting about it again.
It all just depends on the film.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
lol, it hasn’t been just about one single horror film underperforming, several underperformed in a row in my opinion and started showing a trend. Which is why I commented on it in the first place as a discussion topic.
As we’ve been told about superhero movies just because a few find success doesn’t mean there isn’t fatigue.
Overall I’m happy Weapons has done well, I saw it last night myself. But doesn’t mean there hasn’t been a trend forming. And maybe the idea is more about horror franchises rather than the entire genre, maybe that is where the real fatigue comes in.
But hey it’s just my opinion, and I’m fine if people disagree. As always we’ll all be here to discuss.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
F4 is currently at $442M, possibly to get to $450M this weekend with just domestic with who knows how much added from international. So could be looking at $455M-$460M WW to start next week.
To me it looks like F4 could end its run in a couple weeks somewhere between $485M-$510M.
And while not setting a box office records (and certainly disappointing compared to many other MCU movies over the years).... It does look between this movie and Thunderbolts that there could be some thawing of the freeze many in the general public was putting on the MCU. So that could bode well for Spider-Man (usually a crowd pleaser anyways) and Doomsday next year and Secret Wars in 2027.
To me it looks like F4 could end its run in a couple weeks somewhere between $485M-$510M.
And while not setting a box office records (and certainly disappointing compared to many other MCU movies over the years).... It does look between this movie and Thunderbolts that there could be some thawing of the freeze many in the general public was putting on the MCU. So that could bode well for Spider-Man (usually a crowd pleaser anyways) and Doomsday next year and Secret Wars in 2027.
easyrowrdw
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Thunderbolts made less than Cap 4 and is the 5th lowest grossing MCU film. Or are you just meaning the generally positive reception?
I expect Spider-Man to do well. People really seem to love Holland's character. Even if it only made half of the last movie it'd still be close to a billion, which is just crazy. No clue about the others though
Disney Irish
Premium Member
I'm talking about the general positive reaction obviously.
The ensemble movies have always done well, so I expect Doomsday and Secret Wars to do well also. Now we can debate what "well" means, Endgame level probably not but similar to Age of Ultron.
easyrowrdw
Well-Known Member
Right on. The F4 comment talked about the box office so that’s what threw me off. I get it now.
Animaniac93-98
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Current weekend estimates:
Weapons $25 million (43% drop, better than most horror movies)
Freakier Friday $14 million (51% drop). $54 million domestic after 10 days
Fantastic Four $8.7 million (45% drop, it's best hold to date, but still not great considering how low that number is)
Superman $5.1 million (36% drop, early digital sales likely not having huge impact)
F1 still in top 10 as of these estimates
Weapons $25 million (43% drop, better than most horror movies)
Freakier Friday $14 million (51% drop). $54 million domestic after 10 days
Fantastic Four $8.7 million (45% drop, it's best hold to date, but still not great considering how low that number is)
Superman $5.1 million (36% drop, early digital sales likely not having huge impact)
F1 still in top 10 as of these estimates
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
My word…that’s not “improvement”…
Stop posting this twit
It’s over
Stop posting this twit
It’s over