Yes box office results, full of snark and giddiness about Disney’s perceived failures and not a one of the snarkers has seen a single one of the films. Fun times!
For me, it's the way you frame the data.Perhaps you haven't been on Disney fan websites for 25+ years like I have, but the need by us fans to analyze every single detail of Disney's products and offerings is the reason these websites exist.
There's even an entire website devoted to Disneyland's feral cats. So discussing box office data is practically normal.
It’s not personal.
Thank God other options are available to you.
Don’t even know what you mean by this.
I actually really liked it, but re-releasing it makes no sense to me.
You sure? (Referring to certain other people, not you.)
This is the third time I’m saying it, but negative news and opinions—which is what I assume you mean by “disagreement”—don’t bother me. I’m all for debate in the context of good-faith discussion.
I didn’t much enjoy it, and I agree the decision to rerelease it is puzzling.
Many happy returns of the day!
I was wondering why the Reedy Creek thread started suddenly making more sense and turned less acrimonious. Thanks for clarifying.
I actually don’t think that thread makes any sense at all (and I barely post on it and wasn’t banned from it). So many posts have obviously been deleted that the whole conversation is utterly fractured and pointless.
I think he’s picking up on the constant insinuations and disingenuous insistence that you are “not posting commentary about the film's artistic merits in this thread”.
Nope. It’s the way you frame it. You declared Poor Things a flop before you even knew what it was.
I disagree about it being pointless. The discussion there is best when it remains factual even if there aren’t as many posts.
Even Disney’s leaders acknowledge there’s a problem with recent films (and entire, once-vaunted franchises) not finding an audience.Both positive and negative financial performance is discussed here. As most have greatly underperformed and lost money, that’s…reality. It’s not trolling.
There’s some trolling, which is encouraged by those who find it entertaining. I can understand it, but either hit ignore or don’t complain about it
They absolutely don't have to be for everybody. As long as they can find a way to be profitable with a subset of the audience. So far Disney hasn't succeeded at that.