People still go to the movies?? I quit when they got rid of drive ins.
Did anyone who’s never chanted “hands up,don’t shoot” go to see Black Panther?
Went to 1 movie last year. Blew my monthly entertainment budget. :)
But seriously, $7.95 for a small coke? About the same for a hotdog. Yeh, you can do without the food, but that was a big part of why we used to love to go.
Maybe someone would let me know if there's a movie worth the hassle.
They wuz kangs, you know! And without whitey in their country any more, they had “access” to technology and got space ships! And vibranium!
Why? Prolly because a lot of people paid to see it.
But that’s just a guess. I’m not an economist.
Wrinkle In Time isn’t packing then in??? People aren’t swarming in to hear oprah spew new age pablum as she leads the girl in that movie on her journey? I’m shocked......
Maybe they should have given the role to Whoopi Goldberg.......
The smart move is to tighten the budget belt. Wrinkle has made 75 million globally, that CAN be a profitable movie. They’re trying to hard to make everything a blockbuster, they’ve forgotten how to spend 6 million to make 30.
That disgusting flick is one of the many things now stampeding large numbers of the very young to lean away from our failed baby boomer experiment in universal “melting pot” bunk. There’s no melting pot. People of northwestern European descent are hated by most others to the east and south.
Do you see, now, the target countries (northwestern Europe, USA, Canada) of the nations being ushered out of their own trashed countries (look south)? Do you really believe that it’s all an accident?
Now it’s “multiculturalism,” and they are beginning to see what the horrible plan is for us all. The young are awakening, are absolutely opposed to their teachers (and smarter than them, too), and nearly no one in the political/regulator class sees it coming.
Every effort to terrorize those young folks into complying is only intensifying their stubborn rebellion against the un-American tyrants.
Is that even typically a blockbuster quarter?
Big fish in a small pond
“Hollywood doesn’t seem to know what audiences want.”
False. Producers in Hollywood know exactly what the audience wants, such as G-rated family Christian films, and continues to ignore the audience.
I remember when David Putnam produced Chariots of Fire in 1981 and cleaned up. Then he said that Hollywood ignored him and refuses to make numerous profitable Christian family films, like Chariots of Fire.
Mel Gibson made a Christian family film in 2004 and was ignored by all awards shows.
Hollywood is now funded by Disney and it is all boring fiction.
If you’re going to the movies, go see the Christian film “I Can Only Imagine”.
It actually hit second place last weekend.
“Let There Be Light” with Kevin Sorbo and produced by Sean Hanity hit number 3 when it came out, and it is on Amazon Instant Video now for those that want to watch it.
It is interesting that the Christian movies are now hitting the top spots because Hollywood’s quality is declining so much.
Not if it had not had major PC cred.
I don’t know one person that has seen this movie or even mentioned it, strange given it’s overwhelming success.