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In response to "I think before Covid, you had to go back to 1997 to find the last weekend in September where #1 made less than 10mil. -- nm" by Will Hunting

Sorry -- last time a #1 made less than 8mil absent Covid impacts -- 2003 and 2008 (both Labor Day weekends) -- (link)

Posted by Will Hunting (aka kelly) Sep 23 '23, 12:03

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https://www.the-numbers.com/box-office-records/domestic/all-movies/misc/lowest-no-1 (www.the-numbers.com)

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Disney could have released No One Will Save You, dumped it to Hulu like Prey and Hocus Pocus 2 to Plus last September. not audiences fault -- (link) - hollywood big shot Sep 23, 13:49 3
- I have no idea what your point is here. Clearly nothing resonated with audiences this weekend. It was lower than anything in 15 years at this time - Will Hunting Sep 23, 16:03 2
  - the point is when you dump your good shit straight to streaming instead of giving it a theatrical run first, there’s scraps in theaters for audiences -- nm - hollywood big shot Sep 23, 16:16 1
    - So, back to the original point here, "Yes, -- it's an historically bad weekend, even for mid-September." - Will Hunting Sep 23, 16:25

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