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Topic	Fantastic Four has an 80 percent drop in week 2 Box Office
DaxNovalis 08/05/25 10:49:11 AM #103:	__aCEr__ posted... I think this is just the way most movie releases are going to be as time marches on. Everybody who is super excited about a film will go and see it opening weekend but the overwhelming majority of people are willing to just wait a few months and watch it when it hits a streaming service they are already paying for. I think this is a lot of it. As someone who used to go to the movies all the time, I might go once or twice a year now. When movies hit streaming only a few months later at most, a lot will just wait. Way more convenient and if someone has a big screen TV, there's less reason to see it in a theater. Oh, and there's no sitting through about 30 minutes of commercials and trailers before the movie starts (and that's after the set start time). <cite>DaxNovalis posted [p:986003007] in Fantastic ... [t:81021851]...</cite> <quote>__aCEr__ posted... </cite><quote>I think this is just the way most movie releases are going to be as time marches on. Everybody who is super excited about a film will go and see it opening weekend but the overwhelming majority of people are willing to just wait a few months and watch it when it hits a streaming service they are already paying for.</quote>I think this is a lot of it. As someone who used to go to the movies all the time, I might go once or twice a year now. When movies hit streaming only a few months later at most, a lot will just wait. Way more convenient and if someone has a big screen TV, there's less reason to see it in a theater. Oh, and there's no sitting through about 30 minutes of commercials and trailers before the movie starts (and that's after the set start time).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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