No family has money to take all their kids to the theater anymore. Disney+ subscription is all they need
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Wkd Box Office • 06/09-11/23 • Transformative Works At The Box Office
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The Flash is opening closer to Birds of Prey than Black Adam in Spain.
basically every trailer for "the flash"
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That's why I said outside of Marvel (and, well Avatar too I guess). Their animated studios (WDAS, Pixar) used to be consistent big releases but they haven't in three years. Yes there was the pandemic, but they still haven't recovered unlike many studios have.
And the looks of Haunted Mansion, I don't except much from their in house live action either. Right now it's just the IP they purchased that are doing any numbers.
This has been a really brutal year at the Box Office. At this point I'm wondering if anything can overtake Guardians of the Galaxy for the 2nd biggest movie of the year.
They seemed to find the money for Mario and now for spiderverse.
Longer the summer goes on the more impressive Vol. 3 and Spider-Verse look. Are those the only films to open over 100M$ domestic since May?
Think TLM got over 100M$ too
Think TLM got over 100M$ too
because they know those movies won't be on d+ anytime soon.
Are those also the three most well regarded big summer movies so far?
I'm sure I saw someone else saying it, but people are happy to go see movies that are supposed to be good, but aren't bothering with anything else (especially since it's much easier to catch it on streaming/digital rental versus buying it on disc or waiting for it on tv).
Yep, it seems like for whatever reason audiences have become more discerning about what they go see. Which is good for everybody because now Hollywood will have to rely on just more than CGI and IPs
I don't think it was successful because it was CGI tho, audiences still have to take to it
I feel bad for Keaton coming back for one movie that was unceremoniously canned and then dragged by WB execs publicly, and then this one that has all the Ezra issues, delayed for years, and bombs. Dude should have held out for a true Batman multiverse movie with Bale, and if that couldn't happen then doesn't do it.
The Flash under performing does give me hope that maybe the bloom is off the rose a bit on stunt casting. I've more than had my fill of "Hey it's _____! Deep cut!" That well is thoroughly dry now.
Oh. This is about to be really funny.
Yep, audiences have finally developed a visual effect standard
I think it's less that and more nothing from the trailers was appealing. They leaned so fucking hard on the Keaton nostalgia it probably had many wondering why it then just wasn't a Batman movie.
‘The Flash’ Falls Down With $55M 3-Day Opening: Here’s Why
'The Flash', in the wake of its star Ezra Miller's tabloid problems and lack of press, opened to a dismal $55M
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WBD lost Anthony from Deadline and I mean lost him.‘The Flash’ Falls Down With $55M 3-Day Opening: Here’s Why
'The Flash', in the wake of its star Ezra Miller's tabloid problems and lack of press, opened to a dismal $55M
Expecting negros to work on Juneteenth, that is white as fuck
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Someone mentioned it in another thread, the director of the flash directed the last It movies, and doing the prequel so it was probably just a solid for a friend/coworker
Salems Lot is out later this year and is by WB and Welcome to Derry is out next year on HBO. So probably just a solid to them.
I love how they're like "Well they aren't sure if this is a big money movie weekend" and then give the examples of the worst JP movie and The Flash.WBD lost Anthony from Deadline and I mean lost him.‘The Flash’ Falls Down With $55M 3-Day Opening: Here’s Why
'The Flash', in the wake of its star Ezra Miller's tabloid problems and lack of press, opened to a dismal $55M
I'm sure he's friends with Muschietti after IT. Plus all the other stuff WB is working on with him as mentioned
Man of Steel is the best thing to come out of it though and did really well box office wise. Issue was WB fast tracking JL to try and compete with Avengers and the complete trash that was BvS.
WBD lost Anthony from Deadline and I mean lost him.‘The Flash’ Falls Down With $55M 3-Day Opening: Here’s Why
'The Flash', in the wake of its star Ezra Miller's tabloid problems and lack of press, opened to a dismal $55M
There's an updated PostTrak as well
Down from a 60% recommend.
That's where I'm at. I'm over stunt casting. It had been done to death for me.
Legs would be for next week, Spiderverse reclaiming number 1 next week could be on the table now.
For tomorrow, it certainly has to be "All's not well in Flash Land."
What puzzles me is that Flash is having a BvS-level collapse with both box office and general audience.
Yet its critic reviews are much higher than BvS. I wonder what critics saw in this to give it that bump?
I maintain that Fallen Kingdom is worse than Dominion. A LOT worse...
Yet its critic reviews are much higher than BvS. I wonder what critics saw in this to give it that bump?
I maintain that Fallen Kingdom is worse than Dominion. A LOT worse...
One the more surprising things about The Flash's performance is that it doesn't seem to have traction anywhere. It's entirely possible that it's not going to make 200m domestic or overseas.
How that movie is almost 300 million budget is something I will never understand.