Wouldn't that create a bigger bump form it with Hulu just now being available last week and if you don't have Hulu you can only catch it in theaters?
Oppenheimer was still playing at screens as well so not really sure the point.
We are really reaching now. It is ok to admit that the bump did not happen at the same rate as others for The Box Office. Like percentage wise, and it has dropped in theater count.
Some people will claim for months that audience have changed, the existence of people going to thesters are dying, and the box office numbers are not that important to studios anymore, yet studios are pushing to get their films in theaters before they stream on their services.
You can't keep up with this because they change and justify things.
I imagine by the weekend there is a good chance that Oppenheimer will be above Poor Things in theaters or right below it on the charts due to word of mouth and awareness of it again as the more obvious top two hits hold their spots this weekend until Ghostbusters is a hit for Sont next weekend.
Migration amazingly still holds at the 6/7 place. And it was not a great movie to me but amazing to see Illumination somehow have yet another avoidance of misfire.