Problem with approval ratings though is they are such a small sample size, in the thousands compared to the millions who may actually have an opinion one way or the other.
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I wouldn't say its completely off the table, but yes it makes it harder with more family films coming out in the coming weeks.
Not to go off on even more of a tangent, but Polls in the US over the past decade have been notoriously inaccurate in both directions. So I never put too much credence into them, and even less into their predictive importance.I would have figured American polling standards were stronger than that. Admittedly, I don’t know… or care
Disapproval in Canada is now 80%, support heading for single digits, so we should have been revenge watching Snow here to pull up those domestic numbers.
But we started Spring, so Snow is probably a turn off.
It also assumes that people would be ok with her comments if they disapprove, I loathe our neighbors Gov but there’s a difference between saying he’s an idiot and saying I hope Californians never know peace, I have a ton of friends in CA, many who voted for him, but they’re still my friends and I don’t wish ill on them, so even though I disapprove of the person I’d still take offense to the comment as repulsive.
Well I’m betting on at least 3 big hitters so I don’t think they’ll have a problem.Wow. You think? Maybe... just throwing it out... it has a second week of children on Spring Break and gets towards $85 Million by its third weekend? Then it could possibly get to $125 Million by the time it leaves theaters at the end of April.
I dunno, it does look bleak. We had gone into this box office discussion 10 days ago with a downgraded assumption it would get $150 Million domestic and around $300 Million globally, and that number was disastrous. Now we're talking $250 Million or less domestically?
This failure is going to dig a hole for Burbank's break even point for the rest of the year. They'll need some really big hits to climb out of a $250 Million crater left by Snow White. Ah, Miss Zegler... your box office talents know no bounds it seems!
Did better internationally than domestically this week, that should help in the long run. I was starting to question if it would be a 50/50 split and struggle to even break $200 million but now that it’s starting to look a little more normal (40/60) on the dom/intl breakdown I think $250 is still realistic.First pass estimates are in for Snow White's overseas performance on her second weekend. As a reminder, Snow White opened in all international markets on the same Thursday/Friday that it did in the USA. There's no overseas markets left to open.
Judging by the second weekend drop in foreign lands, it does appear Snow White is headed much less than $300 Million globally. Maybe $250 Million if they're lucky? That's an... Oof.
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I'm just commenting on the whisperings of the internet... they always go lower... and lower... and box office peeps who make a hobby of it are now saying 100m domestic is extremely out of the question. The conversation seems to be that with Minecraft coming... kids will obsess over it (regardless of its quality) and there'll be zero interest for Snow moving forward...Wow. You think? Maybe... just throwing it out... it has a second week of children on Spring Break and gets towards $85 Million by its third weekend? Then it could possibly get to $125 Million by the time it leaves theaters at the end of April.
I dunno, it does look bleak. We had gone into this box office discussion 10 days ago with a downgraded assumption it would get $150 Million domestic and around $300 Million globally, and that number was disastrous. Now we're talking $250 Million or less domestically?
This failure is going to dig a hole for Burbank's break even point for the rest of the year. They'll need some really big hits to climb out of a $250 Million crater left by Snow White. Ah, Miss Zegler... your box office talents know no bounds it seems!
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That also though makes the assumption that she was wishing harm, or ill as you say, on people, which I do not make that assumption. Never know peace can also mean to wrestle with ones decisions, and that is what I take her post to mean. Because I don't think she was actually wishing harm on anyone, no matter how dumb it was to post anything at all.
Per The Hollywood Reporter this morning, just before they slipped off to brunch in Silver Lake, the steep drop in box office for Snow White its second weekend has changed some of the phrasing industry sources are using to describe it.
Snow White reporting is no longer using the F word (flop) to describe it, it's now using the even worse B word (bomb).
That's a notable change for Hollywood industry sources to shift to on its second week.
Box Office Upset: Blue-Collar Drama ‘A Working Man’ Beats ‘Snow White’ With $15M Opening
The dismal performance of 'Snow White' in its second weekend is more bad news for Disney and puts the live-action pic in official bomb territory after falling off a steep 66 percent.
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This isn't true.
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