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Wow...

Looks like it's 3rd place for the weekend behind a $10 Million low-budget movie and a $1 Million practically nil budget movie.



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I hear and read its making a small comeback

but yeah That's a really bad opening, its probably doomed at this point

horror movie Obsession beat it and the indie 'Backrooms'

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That so-called TV show cost $165 Million to produce.

It's losing to a movie that cost $10 Million and a 2nd movie that cost $1 Million.


It's a fucking Star Wars property, which would have sold over a billion dollars worth of tickets 10 years ago before Disney destroyed the franchise.

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That so-called TV show cost $165 Million to produce.

It's losing to a movie that cost $10 Million and a 2nd movie that cost $1 Million.


It's a fucking Star Wars property, which would have sold over a billion dollars worth of tickets 10 years ago before Disney destroyed the franchise.

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Per minute, the movie and the TV show cost about the same:

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The entire run was 223 minutes and 30 seconds long, so every minute you saw on screen cost $1 Million to make.

I think most would argue you did not see $1 Million per minute on the screen at any point in time on the show.

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. . , have I mentioned yet that a low-budget horror movie in its 3rd weekend outsold Star Wars by nearly $3 Million dollars. And that this no-name horror film only cost $1 Million to make?

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Why are you always defending the $178 Billion Dollar corporation?

Aren't you supposed to be some sort of Communist or somethin'?

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Why are you always defending the $178 Billion Dollar corporation?

Aren't you supposed to be some sort of Communist or somethin'?

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I am always depressed that most Americans can look at a machine and have zero true ideas (but they have thousands of false myths) of how it works or, even worse, no real ability to learn how to fix it. Here is a simple example that you won't understand about how the profitable machine designed by Walt Disney works:

The Disney movies and TV are just advertisements for the real business of Disney, where most of its profits are made, which is the theme parks. People who actually buy a theater ticket are foolishly paying to see a two-hour-long advertisement enticing them to visit Disney parks for the Star Wars attractions.

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Disney had better have a plan beyond catering to single adult children with too much money who voted for Kamala Harris.

You're a genetic dead end. When you're all gone, so is Disney's theme park business.

Tick Tock

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Estimated Weekend #BoxOffice Top 7 for May 29 - May 31, 2026
https://x.com/BORReport/status/2061118045872173517#m
1. #Backrooms - $81.46M
2. #Obsession - $26.40M
3. #TheMandalorianAndGrogu - $25.00M
4. #MichaelMovie - $11.70M
5. #TheBreadwinnerMovie - $7.50M
6. #TheDevilWearsPrada2 - $5.90M
7. #Pressure - $5.75M

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