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I hope when USA Today picks up the phone and asks BOP about this, their answer isn't "It was a disaster". -- (link)
Posted by
Mop (aka rburriel)
Sep 11 '14, 08:41
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My blood is boiling.
(www.hollywoodreporter.com)
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My only comment is that Spider-Man and Transformers did not underperform. Both behaved as expected in North America.
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David
Sep 11, 08:53
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And Transformers, in particular, is a huge cash cow overseas.
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Mop
Sep 11, 08:54
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Exhibitors are the ones who took it on the chins. The overwhelming majority of movies distributed this summer were ultimately profitable.
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David
Sep 11, 09:01
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I think it was the head of NATO who warned that 2015 would be tough for theater owners because studios are just saturating the summer.
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Mop
Sep 11, 09:08
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I don't think studio want films out of theatres as fast as possible, but more they want to make as much money as they can as quickly as they can.
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Inigo
Sep 11, 09:13
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And things like Cap 2 doing 250mil and GotG doing 325mil isn't going to help sway them to space releases out.
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Will Hunting
Sep 11, 09:22
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