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In response to
"
SITWAP: Maybe Avatar deserves ther asterisk "It's actually the 26th Biggest Movie Ever Based on Tickets Sold" -- (link)
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by
MDH
i'm firmly in the compare-by-tickets-sold camp. -- nm
Posted by
Andie (aka Andie)
Jan 28 '10, 06:45
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The only problem is that most experts admit that GWTW adjusted totals and tickets sales are just guesswork.
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Inigo
Jan 28, 06:59
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oh sure, but i mean this beyond GWTW. i just mean as a general comparison., not taking away from what avatar has done, but other movies need
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Andie
Jan 28, 07:02
I agree. While I applaud its accomplishments, the fact I paid $13.75 to see it says something. -- nm
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MDH
Jan 28, 06:47
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Here's the question...would you (or several thousand other people) have spent $13.75 to see Gone With the Wind?
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Jim
Jan 28, 06:48
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it's all relative. people paid the going rate for GWTW like people paid the going rate for Avatar
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Andie
Jan 28, 06:50
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in the 60s, people paid the going rate for a Ford Mustang ... and it was, what, $4500? -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 28, 06:56
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i'm not sure if that's agreeing or not agreeing. -- nm
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Andie
Jan 28, 06:57
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the ticket price is relative to the economy, that's what the inflation adjustments are for.
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Beryllium
Jan 28, 06:58
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i think that's what i'm saying. that's my issue with a dollar-to-dollar comparison. -- nm
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Andie
Jan 28, 06:59
Maybe-maybe not. Avatar can still be seen in 2D for $6-7. People are going out of their way to pay the $13.75 for it.
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Jim
Jan 28, 06:55
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AND...I don't think you can leave out how many more entertainment options there are now as compared to 1939.
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Jim
Jan 28, 06:56
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If there was MW2 in 1939, no one would have ever left their mud shack. -- nm
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TFox
Jan 28, 06:57
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... except to venture out to fight Nazis -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 28, 06:59
$6? what planet are you from? :) 3D cost an extra dollar for me. That was it. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 28, 06:56
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It's a $4 jump here compared to 2D, but it's only available at a pricier theater in this area. -- nm
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Jelly
Jan 28, 06:58
the cheapest movie here is $12, i think. -- nm
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Andie
Jan 28, 06:57
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It's either 10.95 or 11.95 here, I forget. Been a while since I actually paid for a ticket, rather than using a "Night Out" pass. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 28, 06:59
i would pay 17.95 (my Imax 3D cost) to see GWTW in 3D tomorrow. -- nm
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Andie
Jan 28, 06:56
that you were willing to pay more to see it? -- nm
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Beaker
Jan 28, 06:48
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