Box office
At least it is not going to be TWO HOURS AT FREDDY’S
The rumors of a 3 hour FNAF movie are not true.. more like an hour and 50 minutes of fun. Despite people’s objections the concept was perfect for a film adaptation and we hope it’s as fun as the original game was years ago when it was released.. No, The FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S Movie … Read moreAt least it is not going to be TWO HOURS AT FREDDY’S
BARBENHEIMER SAVED THE SUMMER
“Barbie” is the highest grossing film of the summer (and the year) with $612 million in North America and $1.36 billion globally to date. “Oppenheimer” also wildly outperformed expectations with $311 at the domestic box office and $850 million worldwide.
Something finally defeats Barbie
The Barbie summer comes to an end
Box office rampage: Barbie beats Batman!
The summer box office continues strong for the biggest movie of 2023..
The Sound of Bias? Ignoring a movie does not make it go away
While it is not getting mentions in headlines, SOUND OF FREEDOM was pretty dominant at the weekend box compared to what many predicted it would have been
Box office working blue: Avatar not as strong as expected while the WHALE fails..
For those who went to see it, was the 4 hours of your time (with previews and ads) worth the viewing?
WAKANDA FOREVER rocks the box office: Biggest November opening
Audiences seemed to really enjoy the film.. critics still kind of did. WE loved it, despite not completely loving its length. (At points Wakanda did in fact feel like FOREVER) ..
\As the weekend ends, it is setting the box office record of biggest November release..
SMILE!! You did well at the box office this weekend
The marketing for the movie was brilliant, with smiling people gracing baseball games and public locations for the past two weeks. Nice move!
But what few are talking about with this is the ‘smile’ concept. It is based on a short horror film.. but it also seems to borrow a lot of the concept of IT FOLLOWS. In that movie, what followed was a sexually transmitted disease and bad reputation. In this film, it is mental illness. We cloud it and hide it with a smile.
I am not sure if the film makers went for a deeper meaning than what we got, but it sure felt like something much more meaningful was hiding under the surface.