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Posted on 10/25/2026 10:04:13 AM PDT by SmokingJoe
BREAKING: The Elon Musk hit piece is a box-office flop.
Alex Gibneyโs โMuskโ has made just $588,478 domestically so far and dropped from 472 theaters to 63 in one week, losing 87% of its locations.
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Ashley St Clair who helped Alex Gibney with this attack movie most sad.
I don’t follow Hollywood at all, but I sometimes get the feeling that movies either make $1B these days or else they are the worst bomb in studio history. I don’t hear a lot about movies that just get into the middle and do adequately.
If the movie isn’t about his dozens of kids and their baby mommas consider me uninterested.
In the meantime the Elizabeth Holmes doc has, so far, made $45 million and is #2 at the box office.
A crazy bitch on the way to jail is always more interesting than a somewhat autistic genius going into space.
Those who can’t do, make movies for the DNC.
Where is the boo hoo girl?
Where is the boo hoo girl?
Where is the boo hoo girl?
What normal person wants to spend 4 hours in a movie theater watching propaganda?
i’ll wait until this comes out for free on streaming to NOT watch this ...
Cue the “HA HA” guy.
This made more money...
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/release/rl2878242817/weekend/
Bwah hah hah hah hah!! ๐๐๐
Which communist oligarch funded this hit piece on capitalism?
588k?!?! Nationally?!?! Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Not enough to pay for the fake buttered popcorn!! Hahahahahaha
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