Nah. It’ll still beat Barbie domestically. It has $1.75M left to go. It’ll get there. Besides, it only is short of 1K theaters by 10, it’ll get there.
I'm not sure why this is so important to you, care to explain? But its only making $81 per theater at this point. At 990 theaters it would have to go another 22 days to make that $1.75M. And that would be if it kept all 990 theaters and kept making a minimum of $81 per theater daily, which it won't. It'll lose more theaters in another week or two.
I mean Columbus Day Weekend can give it a boost since it’s a 4-day holiday where people have off so I still think it gets there
Its not as big of a holiday as you think. In addition the movie has already been out for almost 3 months, you're not going to get a sudden influx of people scrambling to see it just because its a "holiday" weekend, especially with limited screens. All my local theaters for example only has one or two showings a day now.
I'd think that would mean more for a family picture like The Wild Robot at this point, which isn't a month old yet.
I believe a lot of the MCU in decline narrative is due to the Endgame effect…I don’t think most franchises could live up to the pre endgame hype…. It was a once in a generation type of event…. Did Quatumania even do much worse than the other Antman movies…. That was never a billion dollar franchise
Oh I don't think so, even if James Gunn's Superman is a great movie.
It's an ambitious misfire. I didn't hate it, but I also see why people do. I feel like a lot of the storytelling decisions were almost specifically crafted to make people angry.Wow. Joker fell off a cliff.
Now I have to see it.
It does make me nervous for what this will mean for the future of film… when you have an ambitious original film like Joker fail and then you have a film such as Terrifier(have not seen it and don’t plan too)surprise and do much better than expected which from all accounts only exists to appease the gore hounds with little to no plot
