Is all you are going to do is quote a number? You challenged me on my stating the viewership dropped off and I posted facts, you now ignore them.
You quote a number no one has debated; one I gave a reasonable understanding of why it does not reflect some popular upswell. The number alone is not some magical proof everyone in the world loves it, in fact given the size of presales one can easily make the argument many may even regret it.
Regardless are you going to actually add something interesting or continue to parrot the latest NPC liberal programming?
As for the friends I talked to, they hated the casting (they would prefer heroes and villains to be larger than life, not your everyman character), found the dialog uninspiring, often pulling you out of the theater experience and the plot clunked along, was not smooth and engaging. Their words, not mine. I guess next you want names, serial numbers and addresses?
Let me help you get back on point, do you consider - 43% not a drop off?
“ Is all you are going to do is quote a number? You challenged me on my stating the viewership dropped off and I posted facts, you now ignore them.
Viewership dropped off after making a huge profit - blowing past break even in two weeks
There is no problem here. The studio made a huge profit. What is the problem with a drop off
He can go to zero.