Originally posted by: PingSpike
There has been nothing in theatres for months now. I went and saw that movie even though it looked like it would suck. And it did.
Originally posted by: chalmers
He's Just Not That Into You
Originally posted by: Ns1
People LOVE watching bad movies
My friend watched street fighter a few months ago LOL
I mean srs, a 10 second check on RT will tell you all you need to know.
Originally posted by: IsLNdbOi
What do the people who post on RT know? 😕
Originally posted by: IsLNdbOi
Originally posted by: Ns1
People LOVE watching bad movies
My friend watched street fighter a few months ago LOL
I mean srs, a 10 second check on RT will tell you all you need to know.
What do the people who post on RT know? 😕
Movies doing good is not a sign of the economy recovering. In fact, it says just the opposite. Ticket sales have been up throughout the recession. Movies are an inferior good (cheap form of entertainment). Instead of taking a vacation, parents are taking their kids to movies.Originally posted by: Udgnim
people must be incredibly bored or the economy is recovering
Originally posted by: Udgnim
people must be incredibly bored or the economy is recovering
85.1 Million in the first week basically means sequel
anyways, I wonder what numbers Star Trek and Terminator: Salvation are going to bring in
I would expect them to be greater than Wolverine.
Originally posted by: Imp
Saw in the paper that they are already planning a Deadpool / Ryan Renolds movie.
My $13 is in that $85 million somewhere.
Originally posted by: dr150
Originally posted by: Imp
Saw in the paper that they are already planning a Deadpool / Ryan Renolds movie.
My $13 is in that $85 million somewhere.
All they got from me was an AMC coupon.
Does that count towards the $85 million?.... :laugh:
That doubles if you include the overseas openings. It completely paid for itself in 3 days, everything from Monday on is profit.Originally posted by: Udgnim
85.1 Million in the first week basically means sequel