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So, I'm currently holding off seeing it (won't be doing so until new year's and I might be able to get a friend to join), but can I make an assumption that Varang equals
I am a patient man. All good things come to those who wait. I don't risk my life for movies, personal life/family life comes first. In the meantime I'm catching up on and checking out some other stuff. Currently watching Next Door (Naboer).
It surely has some effect. I know I got off work and had the option of going to the theaters to watch this or stay home and watch Stranger Things - I picked Stranger Things.
It’s a major event piece of media competing for a few hours of people’s times during a busy time of year. It won’t have an impact on everybody, but when you’ve got millions of people watching ST it would check out that at least a handful of them are in the same boat as me
The thing is that streaming allows you to watch anything at your own time while theatrical has a window in which every country is watching during a short window similar group pf films. That’s why no streaming show is an event of scale of a Barbie, avatar , no way home, avengers.
I just saw it on the big screen and it’s simply excellent! There’s absolutely nothing negative about this movie! If you go see it you will understand why the title is fire and ash! I am going to see it a second time with my daughter! It’s just that phenomenal! Everyone in the movie theater clapped during intense fight scenes and at the end of the movie! By the way, Avatar Fire and Ash will make big money! JC has done it again!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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the storms have fucked with avatar again. Same thing happend to avatar 2 in its second weekend. Anyways... still a solid performance and looking to be a good weekend.
If you can also find a Dolby theater, and assuming it’s kept up to Dolby’s QA, this movie is absolutely phenomenal. Between the visuals of the colors popping to how detailed the woofers can get with the Tulkun’s language… I need to go back.
Yes I have a fantastic theater I see these types of films at thankfully only 40 mins from me. It's why I have seen movies like Avatar and Dune multiple times in theaters lol.
Only 40 minutes?! I don’t even like walking 15 minutes or driving 10 minutes to the movies. Couldn’t pay me to go 40 minutes. The closest Dolby to me is like 2 hours that ain’t ever happening.
It is. I can WALK to my local theater in 36 minutes. It's 1.5m away. Theaters are not a specialty building, they're a neighborhood staple. Every city in the suburbs has at least one theater.
You might as well be saying it took you 40 minutes to drive to a grocery store.
Not sure how anyone can enjoy that movie without schrooms. Spidey was so cringe but the visual were so overwhelming that i was able to get over it. Still I had a blast lol
Edit: im not sure why this was downvoted. I’m not saying that the storms aren’t dangerous to some degree but I am saying that they said it would be the biggest snowfall in 3 years here in New York and it wasn’t that heavy. I guess maybe it was worse elsewhere and I should empathize with that
We made massive budget cuts to the NOAA this year, shuttered programs and laid off tons of meteorologists and other staff/scientists. My wife and I have theorized that because they’re so understaffed and their confidence level in weather predictions is lower than it has been in the past, they’re probably overestimating the severity of everything right now to be safe.
I am open to the idea this was affected by the storm but it does kinda feel it was for some reason more affected than any other movie. It is a bit weird.
Is it? Very different audience profile between some of these. Who is most likely to go through going to the theater to see a movie in bad weather? The most casual movie audience? Or perhaps, people that go see more niche movies.
The casuals are not who's going to see this movie for the 6th time at this point in its run. Feel free to cope, when Avatar numbers over perform predictably over the next few weeks I'm sure you will walk this back.
Rewatches are a very small part of a movie's grosses. The 6th weekend is not made up of people seeing it for the 6th time. That's an incredibly silly notion you pulled out of your ass. They're mostly made up of people seeing the movie for the first time, so casuals.
It is wild how angry you guys get about any kind of nuanced opinion about this movie's performance. I put like 5 caveats and you still come here crying.
Ask a question and you get downvoted or attacked half the time, I know we talk about marvel fans in here but the avatar fans have been some of the least fun to share the sub with.
These are some new guys I swear. Avatar people are some of the chill-est 'fanboys'. Just the other day people 'obliterated' me for saying Titanic didn't make 2B in its original run.
I give them some grace because they’ve heard non stop dooming since presales came in, but it’s getting impossible to discuss actual numbers in this sub now. Shame because this was one of my most anticipated films to track this year, as always with a new Avatar
If I mocked him, cried, collated James Cameron or whatever else... then these things have a pretty low bar. The saltiest comments are pretty sternly directed towards me which is fine. I don't mind. You haven't added anything to the discussion so we can leave it there.
Nobody cried or got angry. Besides you right there. You're getting awfully worked up. Was Avatar not performing better than the doomers expected the whole week?
Sure. Didn't say otherwise. A movie further along its release will naturally have a narrower more committed audience paying to see it. We already know people are not rushing to see Avatar. It's not a new concept. We already know how snow storms have affected the franchise. It's happened before. Zootopia is also obviously benefiting from holidays.
I can’t fathom what the original Avatar true domestic gross would be if half the country wasn’t covered in a massive fucking blizzard and swine flu. Any guesses?!?
I tried to go pee a couple times, but the next interesting scene immediately arrived. lol. I couldn't believe it was 3hr at all. It felt like 2hr at most because of great the pacing was.
Absolutely. Most premium screenings were starting mid afternoon so by time the movie was over you were in peak storm hours even without accounting for the time to get back home.
I'm 55 years old and the only time I've ever heard anyone referring to Boxing Day in the US offline was an episode of MASH. It's just not a thing here in anywhere I've lived.
Although we all thought an increase would be in the cards for Boxing Day, perhaps we should be using The Hobbit 3 (2014) as a baseline rather than a blueprint. A3 has already shown it isn’t even following H3 all that much percentage-wise anyway.
Furthermore, we’d all do well to remember that Avatar movies perform anomalously; they can’t even be compared to themselves. Only thing we CAN predict is that a snowstorm will affect it in someway, lol.
Why is everyone bugging out over a ~$5M difference in gross?
Also, sounds like the Stranger Things finale on NYE will be this Avatar launch’s snowstorm that could dampen its gross that day. 😜
This calendar is so much better than 2022 for The Way of Water. I was so pissed that year that the Christmas and New Year’s were absorbed into the weekends on Sundays.
What are you talking about? It's a 4 hour commitment to aee Avatar and showtimes were in peak snow storm time. Seeing Zootopia with the kids at 9am isn't the same.
Just multiple the opening weekend by 5 and you'll be right around where the film's final box office will be. You don't need to look back at Return of the King from 20+ years ago.
Times the opening weekend by 5 and call it a day lol.
Not gonna lie, if this comes under 450M domestic, that is a underwhelming. Yeah, overseas is much stronger but that DOM number would be meh for an Avatar movie, no matter how you slice it.
Why about domestic? 2025 had probably had an overall stronger year than 2024 and I expect 2026 to outperform 2025, but even in 2024 only Deadpool and Wolverine and Inside out 2 surpassed $500M domestic. For context Deadpool 1 and 2 both were domestic kings given it being a R rated standalone comic book movie, so it wasn’t surprising when you added it to MCU with Wolverine it went bananas.
Please don't forget that Avatar had a massive increase on Christmas day while other movies had drops or smaller increases. Also, expect Avatar to drop on Saturday from the Friday increase. I think it will barely hit 60 if at all. And no, the storm had no impact in my opinion as it would have affected other films as well, not just Avatar.
Not particularly great. Not bad either. Its a nothing number. It will have a good run over the holidays but die fast after those end. This won't have the legs of Way of Water.
The weird cope in this sub is crazy. The amount of excuses and clinging to the smallest good news is pathetic. I’d love for it to make 2B but it’s not. Max 1.2-1.4B worldwide. Its domestic numbers are flat out disappointing. Anyone that follows box office can easily see this so take off your rose colored glasses.
Nope. If you could read, I said I want it to hit 2B. I’m rooting for it to succeed but it’s clearly not connecting with audiences like the other 2. But people on here are so sensitive. It’s pathetic and sad
If Google was your idea, surely you’d know how to use it to look up the week to week drops for the first two avatar films, and apply that to this movie’s very likely performance. Thinking that it will end its run under $1.4b or even $1.5b is insane lol
Past performance doesn’t mean it will perform the same. And it’s currently having larger drops than the past 2. Stop living in a fantasy world and go outside you bum.
Dumbass, way of water opened to 134m. Ofc it was going to have a larger drop. The fact that fire and ash isn’t going to beat its 63m 2nd weekend is sad
You think the max is $1.4B? A conservative estimate would project like $1.5B whereas I’ve been at the $1.7B-$1.8B since the opening weekend. $1.2B is absurd it’ll hit $1B next week lol.
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5.8% decrease from a 24 million Christmas day Thursday. Varang is pleased with the drop.
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Also only a 5% drop from last week’s true Friday
So, I'm currently holding off seeing it (won't be doing so until new year's and I might be able to get a friend to join), but can I make an assumption that Varang equals
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I am a patient man. All good things come to those who wait. I don't risk my life for movies, personal life/family life comes first. In the meantime I'm catching up on and checking out some other stuff. Currently watching Next Door (Naboer).
Why would you Risk your life? Is there a storm in your town?
The drunk sheriff from Trailer Park Boys?
He’s property management of the trailer park Mr.Lahey ‘( lay’he )
James Cameron ‘s legs kicking in.
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I'm seeing it again tomorrow with a friend , so total weekend numbers will be interesting with all around weekend viewings.
It was expected to increase though.
Lot of country is being pounded by snowstorms, could've had an effect
I think because Stranger Things
Its not because of that, lol. People can watch two things in same day.
It surely has some effect. I know I got off work and had the option of going to the theaters to watch this or stay home and watch Stranger Things - I picked Stranger Things.
It’s a major event piece of media competing for a few hours of people’s times during a busy time of year. It won’t have an impact on everybody, but when you’ve got millions of people watching ST it would check out that at least a handful of them are in the same boat as me
Snow and flooding could have influenced people’s decision to stay at home and watch Stranger Things.
It’s as obvious as day and night.
So, staying home = stranger things?
The thing is that streaming allows you to watch anything at your own time while theatrical has a window in which every country is watching during a short window similar group pf films. That’s why no streaming show is an event of scale of a Barbie, avatar , no way home, avengers.
10% of the country got 6-10 inches of snow dumped on them
I just saw it on the big screen and it’s simply excellent! There’s absolutely nothing negative about this movie! If you go see it you will understand why the title is fire and ash! I am going to see it a second time with my daughter! It’s just that phenomenal! Everyone in the movie theater clapped during intense fight scenes and at the end of the movie! By the way, Avatar Fire and Ash will make big money! JC has done it again!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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Thankfully this didn't turn out to be just $21M.
the storms have fucked with avatar again. Same thing happend to avatar 2 in its second weekend. Anyways... still a solid performance and looking to be a good weekend.
That scene on schrooms was something...
Every Avatar I get absolutely blasted high and see them in 3D IMAX and it's always such a treat.
If you can also find a Dolby theater, and assuming it’s kept up to Dolby’s QA, this movie is absolutely phenomenal. Between the visuals of the colors popping to how detailed the woofers can get with the Tulkun’s language… I need to go back.
Yes I have a fantastic theater I see these types of films at thankfully only 40 mins from me. It's why I have seen movies like Avatar and Dune multiple times in theaters lol.
Only 40 minutes?! I don’t even like walking 15 minutes or driving 10 minutes to the movies. Couldn’t pay me to go 40 minutes. The closest Dolby to me is like 2 hours that ain’t ever happening.
I enjoy traveling, 40 mins is not a long time lol.
It is. I can WALK to my local theater in 36 minutes. It's 1.5m away. Theaters are not a specialty building, they're a neighborhood staple. Every city in the suburbs has at least one theater.
You might as well be saying it took you 40 minutes to drive to a grocery store.
I live in NY, and whether by vehicle or train, 40 minutes is considered a great commute here. It’s all relative!
Relatively speaking, that sounds like hell. You're settling aside half a day to go to the movies instead of 3 hours.
I pass multiple theaters to go to a better one that's 40 mins for certain movies. Not a big deal.
I thought these movies couldn't get any hornier. I was wrong lmao.
Do yourself a favor and get some schrooms
I can't focus on a movie on shrooms. I mean I pay attention to the visuals but following a narrative feels overwhelming
Which makes avatar perfect! Dune less so, but still crazy!
Not sure how anyone can enjoy that movie without schrooms. Spidey was so cringe but the visual were so overwhelming that i was able to get over it. Still I had a blast lol
Snowstorms and affecting Avatar's box office, name a more iconic duo
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Avatar & its haters ?
Quaritch and Varang
The storms will keep doing it till Avatar: Snow and Ice
This weekend will be a good tell. With NA storms passed and it being a Saturday means it should be a money maker.
Haha, 'storms past' sure, plenty of snow still on the ground that folks don't want to drive in.
you can take the subway, why you drive
Not everyone lives in cities
us is 80+ city
what percentage of the US population do you think lives within walking distance of a subway?
like 60%?
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These storms aren’t as bad as they made it seem
Edit: im not sure why this was downvoted. I’m not saying that the storms aren’t dangerous to some degree but I am saying that they said it would be the biggest snowfall in 3 years here in New York and it wasn’t that heavy. I guess maybe it was worse elsewhere and I should empathize with that
I didn’t even know there were some crazy storms going on lol
Like an inch of ice in central PA. I manage a restaurant and had to send most of my staff home early and we were closed by 9pm.
We made massive budget cuts to the NOAA this year, shuttered programs and laid off tons of meteorologists and other staff/scientists. My wife and I have theorized that because they’re so understaffed and their confidence level in weather predictions is lower than it has been in the past, they’re probably overestimating the severity of everything right now to be safe.
Tell that to the Californians under mud 🤣
Someone was saying yesterday nyc got 8 inches and it was the biggest snowstorm in 4 years
Better than estimates 🙌
We’re so back
I am open to the idea this was affected by the storm but it does kinda feel it was for some reason more affected than any other movie. It is a bit weird.
It is a 4 hour commitment with trailers.
3 hours and 32 minutes if you for some reason stay for the ten minutes of end credits
People say the 2nd weekend for Avatar was also affected by a snow storm so if that's the case we're in an even playing field here then.
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If we had an Avatar movie release every year we'd be in a new ice age.
Is it? Very different audience profile between some of these. Who is most likely to go through going to the theater to see a movie in bad weather? The most casual movie audience? Or perhaps, people that go see more niche movies.
Zootopia is not niche at all
Zootopia is niche?
The casuals are not who's going to see this movie for the 6th time at this point in its run. Feel free to cope, when Avatar numbers over perform predictably over the next few weeks I'm sure you will walk this back.
Rewatches are a very small part of a movie's grosses. The 6th weekend is not made up of people seeing it for the 6th time. That's an incredibly silly notion you pulled out of your ass. They're mostly made up of people seeing the movie for the first time, so casuals.
It is wild how angry you guys get about any kind of nuanced opinion about this movie's performance. I put like 5 caveats and you still come here crying.
If you do anything but fellate James Cameron and Avatar as some infallible gift from God to the box office, it's grounds for mockery apparently.
Ask a question and you get downvoted or attacked half the time, I know we talk about marvel fans in here but the avatar fans have been some of the least fun to share the sub with.
These are some new guys I swear. Avatar people are some of the chill-est 'fanboys'. Just the other day people 'obliterated' me for saying Titanic didn't make 2B in its original run.
People obliterated the guy that replied to you saying that it didn't (because it didn't).
I give them some grace because they’ve heard non stop dooming since presales came in, but it’s getting impossible to discuss actual numbers in this sub now. Shame because this was one of my most anticipated films to track this year, as always with a new Avatar
If I mocked him, cried, collated James Cameron or whatever else... then these things have a pretty low bar. The saltiest comments are pretty sternly directed towards me which is fine. I don't mind. You haven't added anything to the discussion so we can leave it there.
Nobody cried or got angry. Besides you right there. You're getting awfully worked up. Was Avatar not performing better than the doomers expected the whole week?
Its winter break and families are going to see movies including Zootopia for the first time.
Sure. Didn't say otherwise. A movie further along its release will naturally have a narrower more committed audience paying to see it. We already know people are not rushing to see Avatar. It's not a new concept. We already know how snow storms have affected the franchise. It's happened before. Zootopia is also obviously benefiting from holidays.
There’s a huge difference between making a two hour commitment in the middle of a snow storm and making a 3.5-4 hour commitment.
3h18m runtime and bad weather in areas.
I can’t fathom what the original Avatar true domestic gross would be if half the country wasn’t covered in a massive fucking blizzard and swine flu. Any guesses?!?
An adult driven film with dozens of showings in the evening got more affected than a kid movie with many people going earlier in the day? Who knew
Just like it's predecessors, it's got legs.
On pace for 1.75 billion
Watched it today. Love it. I enjoyed it more than the second one.
Easily. The cgi was better and the action was more fun. The second seemed to stall too much with the pacifists.
The first one I liked the most but also might be just because it was the first.
I tried to go pee a couple times, but the next interesting scene immediately arrived. lol. I couldn't believe it was 3hr at all. It felt like 2hr at most because of great the pacing was.
So did I! 😊
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Like of course the box office was affected?
Do you think it’s the length of this film that means it was more affected by weather than other films which saw increases compared to Christmas Day?
Absolutely. Most premium screenings were starting mid afternoon so by time the movie was over you were in peak storm hours even without accounting for the time to get back home.
Galaxy level cope. Other movies screened during poor times too.
How does one “galaxy level cope?” Have the best therapist in the galaxy?
The audience for avatar goes to the movies in the evening vs early afternoon for kids movies like zootopia. Of course it will get affected more
More because Stranger Things
No
Yes
A Netflix show ain't gonna affect the box office
Snow and flooding could have influenced people’s decision to stay at home and watch Stranger Things.
Okay, so it's the weather then, not Stranger Things lmao 😂
These things are related to each other.
Not really. That's a terrible argument.
A variety of factors (length, weather, football, sold out imax, ST), led to it underperforming comparatively
I think all this does is give it slightly longer legs. It’s breaking out meme wise. It’s an easy sell. I’m here for it
Your problem
I mean it will. 100k people staying home is over $1M. The thing is it won’t have any effect on A3s total BO. People will just watch it later
The legs are gonna blow your socks off
That's assuming all 100k would have otherwise bought a ticket this weekend for Avatar.
Regardless, I think the 3rd weekend will over perform.
No increase for boxing day is surprising
It did have an increase worldwide. Snowstorms mainly affected the heavy moviegoing audience in the northeast of the Us
And the midwest is supposed to start getting pounded tmr. We are supposed to get 8 inches here in Minnesota starting tmr morning.
Stop with the snow storm excuses
They’re quite literally a valid one lol
Me ane 5 of my friends were goijg to see it yesterday and cancelled due to the snow storm
Boxing Day isn’t a thing in the United States, which makes up a huge portion of the DOM total.
Oh okay. I saw several movies performing better yesterday compared to Christmas day so I thought it was a thing.
I'm 55 years old and the only time I've ever heard anyone referring to Boxing Day in the US offline was an episode of MASH. It's just not a thing here in anywhere I've lived.
We don’t celebrate Boxing Day. Most Americans go right back to work on the 26th.
Although we all thought an increase would be in the cards for Boxing Day, perhaps we should be using The Hobbit 3 (2014) as a baseline rather than a blueprint. A3 has already shown it isn’t even following H3 all that much percentage-wise anyway.
Furthermore, we’d all do well to remember that Avatar movies perform anomalously; they can’t even be compared to themselves. Only thing we CAN predict is that a snowstorm will affect it in someway, lol.
Why is everyone bugging out over a ~$5M difference in gross?
Also, sounds like the Stranger Things finale on NYE will be this Avatar launch’s snowstorm that could dampen its gross that day. 😜
I feel like I see an update everytime this movie makes a dollar lmao
Doesn’t surprise me due to weather, competition, Stranger Things, and Heated Rivalry. I won’t see it until next week + so many other movies.
I had to google Heated Rivalry. 40,000 ratings on IMDb already?! Yesterday’s episode has 18000 ratings wtf.
It’s still making 70M+ you can’t convince me otherwise
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You are delusional
This calendar is so much better than 2022 for The Way of Water. I was so pissed that year that the Christmas and New Year’s were absorbed into the weekends on Sundays.
$1.7-1.8 billions final , drop $500-600 millions from avatar 2 .
Is this still tracking to have a higher 2nd weekend than Avatar 2… 2nd weekend?!?
This sub makes my head spin with how much people over predict things that end up not making sense.
Why can't they increase the theatre count? WFG had 200 more theatres
Over early estimates!!
Avoided that $21M, good
I don't think storm has anything to do with this decline since it has no affect on other movies. Such a sad decrease, in theory it should increase. 😢
What are you talking about? It's a 4 hour commitment to aee Avatar and showtimes were in peak snow storm time. Seeing Zootopia with the kids at 9am isn't the same.
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Because it is the will of Eywa
Eywa? If I cut now do you think Eywa will come to save him?
Ugggh I was hoping for $70M this weekend. Hopefully it can get to 65M?
2bn crowd been real quiet the past couple of days lol
It's all thanks to Varang!!!!
Just multiple the opening weekend by 5 and you'll be right around where the film's final box office will be. You don't need to look back at Return of the King from 20+ years ago.
Times the opening weekend by 5 and call it a day lol.
Not gonna lie, if this comes under 450M domestic, that is a underwhelming. Yeah, overseas is much stronger but that DOM number would be meh for an Avatar movie, no matter how you slice it.
IMO that’s more of a statement about the box office in 2025 vs Avatar. Biggest domestic total of the year is Minecraft at $423M
But overall box office remained about the same from 2024
Why about domestic? 2025 had probably had an overall stronger year than 2024 and I expect 2026 to outperform 2025, but even in 2024 only Deadpool and Wolverine and Inside out 2 surpassed $500M domestic. For context Deadpool 1 and 2 both were domestic kings given it being a R rated standalone comic book movie, so it wasn’t surprising when you added it to MCU with Wolverine it went bananas.
Ah yes, the famously disappointing $450M performance that barely any movie can achive...they will wipe their tears with money.
The Avatar haters clinging on to hope it will suddenly stop making money.
Please don't forget that Avatar had a massive increase on Christmas day while other movies had drops or smaller increases. Also, expect Avatar to drop on Saturday from the Friday increase. I think it will barely hit 60 if at all. And no, the storm had no impact in my opinion as it would have affected other films as well, not just Avatar.
People saying the snow has no affect clearly don't live in snowy areas. I had to go 20mph home from work last night because it was so bad.
You on Long Island? I was white knuckling at 6:30 lmao
Not particularly great. Not bad either. Its a nothing number. It will have a good run over the holidays but die fast after those end. This won't have the legs of Way of Water.
What evidence do you have that it “wont have the legs of Way Of Water”? Lmao
Is this shaping up to be a flop or nah?
Define flop
The weird cope in this sub is crazy. The amount of excuses and clinging to the smallest good news is pathetic. I’d love for it to make 2B but it’s not. Max 1.2-1.4B worldwide. Its domestic numbers are flat out disappointing. Anyone that follows box office can easily see this so take off your rose colored glasses.
Lol you're doing exactly what you're criticizing just in the other direction.
Nope. If you could read, I said I want it to hit 2B. I’m rooting for it to succeed but it’s clearly not connecting with audiences like the other 2. But people on here are so sensitive. It’s pathetic and sad
Typical Redditor response about reading comprehension. Tells me all I need to know lol.
This is hitting around $750 million globally by the end of the weekend with barely any competition for the next two months. Please be serious.
I am. But people like you are on some hopium. It’s really weird.
This is a box office sub, if you don’t know what you’re talking about I’m not really sure why you’re here
If Google was your idea, surely you’d know how to use it to look up the week to week drops for the first two avatar films, and apply that to this movie’s very likely performance. Thinking that it will end its run under $1.4b or even $1.5b is insane lol
Past performance doesn’t mean it will perform the same. And it’s currently having larger drops than the past 2. Stop living in a fantasy world and go outside you bum.
The fuck? Fire and Ash had a 33% drop between week 1 and 2 and TWoW had a 52% drop, maybe you should go outside touch some grass it will do you good
Dumbass, way of water opened to 134m. Ofc it was going to have a larger drop. The fact that fire and ash isn’t going to beat its 63m 2nd weekend is sad
Max 1.2-1.4 WW?! I assume you'll be mysteriously silent after New Years.
Not at all buddy. If it gets more I’ll give my flowers.
What are you smoking ? 1.5B is the floor 😂
1.5B is the max buddy. You don’t understand box office
Can’t wait to see your reaction in 2 months ;)
Oof, ironic.
I thought it was 1.4, now you’re up to 1.5?
You think the max is $1.4B? A conservative estimate would project like $1.5B whereas I’ve been at the $1.7B-$1.8B since the opening weekend. $1.2B is absurd it’ll hit $1B next week lol.
1.2B? 😂😂😂😂😂🤡
Im saving this to laugh in about 2 weeks
It’s blowing past 1.2B. It’ll be at that by MLK weekend. It’ll have 2-3 more months in theaters beyond that.
I think 1.6B is the conservative estimate here and if late legs are good 1.8-1.9 is on the table.
You’re trollin’ right?
Nope
RemindMe! 2 months
This would be good if it was Moana 2.....
Flop
Lol it’ll break even by New Years Weekend.