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Topic	So I Think Endgame just Topped Avatar...
tullock 07/20/19 9:13:53 PM #6:	Annihilated posted... tullock posted... Annihilated posted... Neither film really deserves to be #1 due to how they sold tickets and re-released in theaters. Seems like cheating. Box office success should be measured by number of tickets sold, not the sales figures. Still not the most accurate because the population has grown considerably in 9 years, as ticket prices have. Maybe tickets sold as a percentage of the population? Fewer people to go the movies too though. Back in the 80s and 90s when tickets were cheaper, entire families went to the movies on a regular basis. That's why there were so many PG rated movies that you probably remember. Now people only go for big name blockbusters which are targeted towards teens or adults. Real quick, what's the last PG rated movie you can remember coming out? Yeah ticket prices have definitely gotten to the point where it isn't something a family can easily afford routinely. I can't remember the last pg movie that came out, besides the animated ones that Disney is always pumping out --- ImgTC. <cite>tullock posted [p:924961674] in So I Think... [t:77878105]...</cite> <quote><cite>Annihilated posted...</cite> <quote><cite>tullock posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Annihilated posted...</cite> <quote>Neither film really deserves to be #1 due to how they sold tickets and re-released in theaters. Seems like cheating. Box office success should be measured by number of tickets sold, not the sales figures.</quote> Still not the most accurate because the population has grown considerably in 9 years, as ticket prices have. Maybe tickets sold as a percentage of the population?</quote> Fewer people to go the movies too though. Back in the 80s and 90s when tickets were cheaper, entire families went to the movies on a regular basis. That's why there were so many PG rated movies that you probably remember. Now people only go for big name blockbusters which are targeted towards teens or adults. Real quick, what's the last PG rated movie you can remember coming out?</quote> Yeah ticket prices have definitely gotten to the point where it isn't something a family can easily afford routinely. I can't remember the last pg movie that came out, besides the animated ones that Disney is always pumping out --- ImgTC.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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