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A little disconcerting that I don't see any sell-outs for In the Heights in any of the NYC AMCs I've checked.... TheWeekendWarrior Jun 10, 11:04

It's doing ok for Friday night. The weird Thursday WOM opening was last minute. However doesn't look like its going to go nuts. {nm} notfabio Jun 10, 11:11

it def looks soft, but its worth noting this Hispanic audience skews towards walk-ups {nm} Moviesnob Jun 10, 11:50

*the {nm} Moviesnob Jun 10, 11:50

well anyone with HBO Max can just watch it right now so . . . {nm} cake boss! Jun 10, 11:11

(Alamo DTLA and AMC Sunset 5 were all sold out all weekend here but they are smaller houses with not 100% capacity) cake boss! Jun 10, 11:18

DTLA Alamo has it in four houses (usually the most they will dedicate to one film). It looks like tics are avail all weekend {nm} Moviesnob Jun 10, 11:40

dang it. looks like they added shows since i last checked cake boss! Jun 10, 11:56

Oh, I know that the Alamo here in Brooklyn had sold out a lot of the showings by last week. TheWeekendWarrior Jun 10, 12:42

GOVKO still opened to $32M, CNJU3 $24M {nm} Antibody Jun 10, 11:28

I figured for a lot of America,but NYC at least should be better...but..here in NJ same thing,some showings on Fri...not 1 ticket sold yet.. 3ebfan511 Jun 10, 11:13

Marketing started Dec '19. Other WB Max/Theatrical films like GvK, Conjuring, Mortal Kombat all began their marketing in 2021. HurricaneKid Jun 10, 11:46

That didnt hurt QP2 {nm} Moviesnob Jun 10, 11:56

What would QP2's opening have been if it had a simultaneous streaming launch? I'm focusing on those WB/HBO Max films. HurricaneKid Jun 10, 12:07

i personally dont think the fact the marketing started pre-pandemic is a factor if it opens under expectations. {nm} Moviesnob Jun 10, 12:17

Exactly. It’s only a problem if you over saturate the marketing between then and now. {nm} Jay_Beezy Jun 10, 14:59