BOM has the three day at ~$84m. 2021 was ~$144m and 2019 was ~$197m. This is concerning Dec 25, 12:54
2019 was 27th to 29th so no Xmas when its naturally slower {nm} Dec 25, 13:00
The problem is: THERE ARE NO MOVIES PEOPLE WANT TO SEE!! Put good movies out there! Dec 25, 13:18
Just one example: Look at Christmas, 2018. Look at this list, and then think about this week. Dec 25, 13:42
Name one studio that wants theatrical to fail {nm} Dec 25, 14:52
Wanting stream to succeed and theatrical to fail is not the same thing, really. Dec 25, 14:58
And how many of the currently existing streamers were active in Dec. 2018? Dec 25, 15:22
And what movies released in the last two months on streaming only would you pay to see in the theater? {nm} Dec 26, 03:27
In terms of trends... Dec 25, 15:06
The sheer volume of content is squeezing theatrical for sure. {nm} Dec 25, 15:09
I feel like the amount of content is getting less and less... Dec 25, 15:55
I personally dont think critics have a big effect on releases. User reviews/ratings drive more interest now. {nm} Dec 25, 16:04
People want to be entertained. Niche art house isn't that {nm} Dec 25, 18:46
This wasn't just one thing (and its not because studios want to make bad movies, thats stupidity talking) Dec 27, 23:51
Hollywood will make anything that makes money. They are in the midst of trying to deal with streaming and for some reason haven't realized Dec 28, 15:18