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but you stated very specific numbers and reference a CM fiasco. I am very politely stating that the perceived fiasco never existed.
fans didn't strike. the numbers point to them embracing CM.
the down box office is for a myriad of reasons, which there are very few people qualified in the world to give a valid assessment as to why.
we (here) following box office all have our take. however, the signs of the current market have been showing well before a CM fiasco, that I personally don't believe ever happened. I'd venture to say those complaining at the time still went out and saw CM in theaters, and some maybe even twice.
V: Summer Box Office Meltdown: Why the Movie Business Is Running Scared Jul 02, 17:49
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What fiasco are you referring to? {nm} Jul 03, 06:02
Case in point. {nm} Jul 03, 07:29
"Audience" was not mocked. A few trolls who blasted brie larson simply for asking for more inclusive press were {nm} Jul 03, 07:38
This {nm} Jul 03, 09:28
are you saying 24% (oddly exact) of people stopped going to movies because an actor got trolled on social media?? {nm} Jul 03, 07:46
"I have no idea" says man asked to back up ridiculous claims. More at 11. {nm} Jul 03, 09:11
possibly because such a high % of movies this summer have been crap? {nm} Jul 03, 09:13
AVNG4 did not do 25% less than CMARV or AVNG3, it did MORE. {nm} Jul 03, 07:24
Different franchise. STAR8 did not catch STAR7. {nm} Jul 03, 07:40
STAR8 had its own issues with fans. AVNG4 beat STAR7's opening by 100+ million, but can't catch STAR7 domestic. {nm} Jul 03, 07:45
STAR7 opened in Dec. Everyone knows holiday legs are much longer than spring except you. {nm} Jul 03, 07:50
You swtiched from openings to total box office. Look at the legs of those ten films and you will see a clear pattern. {nm} Jul 03, 17:32
The movie is over 3 hours long. It was never going to get as many repeat viewings. {nm} Jul 03, 09:29
Summer films almost never have the same legs as Christmas releases. Jul 03, 17:32
but you stated very specific numbers and reference a CM fiasco. I am very politely stating that the perceived fiasco never existed. Jul 03, 08:13
Further anaysis. From me (inside). Jul 03, 08:17
they'll get over it. they got over it for End Game, and they are out in full force for Spidey. Jul 03, 08:32
Very possible. We'll have to see. {nm} Jul 03, 08:34
This is total nonsense. {nm} Jul 03, 08:39
what is? {nm} Jul 03, 08:42
Honestly, I think Lobogotti lays out a pretty strong case here. {nm} Jul 03, 08:44
I agree that lobogotti provides a pretty strong rebuttal to your "analysis." {nm} Jul 03, 09:17
VictorY's "analysis." Apologies. Thought that would be clear. {nm} Jul 03, 09:13
I assumed, but wasn't sure. and I'm not quick to call anyone out, but I finally stepped into this long ongoing Jul 03, 09:19
His "fixation" I would wager is rooted in politics, not data. Jul 03, 09:31
ahh, I see. unfortunate to bring politics into this, should that be the case. thanks for the kind words. {nm} Jul 03, 10:33
well if that's your stance, then you must take CMarvel as the reason for the box office being down. there just isn't Jul 03, 11:35
*you must take CMarvel out of the equation, as for the reason {nm} Jul 03, 11:36
Data is data, but your explanation is based on your feelings. Jul 03, 13:13
A voice from the wilderness. A modern day Cassandra. A sage for our time. {nm} Jul 03, 14:16
No, many are mocked for claiming CMARV is not a success when all evidence says otherwise. {nm} Jul 03, 08:37
Captain Marvel made people want to skip SLOPier and TS4? Haaaaaaaaaaaaaa Jul 03, 08:52
No. Jul 03, 06:05
that's too bad...I already loved the theater experience, and now we have recliners, reserved seating and Dolby Cinema {nm} Jul 03, 08:54