Whats up with Last Night In Soho numbers tho,why is that not doing well

im literally talking strictly numbers while ur talking about torrents and im biased??

and how does Dune not have half the fanbase of Halloween when its a top 3 selling Sci-Fi novel of all time that has already been adapted into a movie before. Why yall act like Dune is some unknown s***

Dune's demographic stretches far and wide across the world

Dune - loses money
Random KTT User: "If you dont see the success its personal bias."

Dune is not a blockbuster franchise. You pointed out the last movie.....which was a flop critically and commercially...

The average viewer has not read the book from the 1960's and many didn't even know what Dune was before the marketing run like idk what you're arguing

Dune's demographic stretches far and wide across the world

thats why it made 300mil so far lmfaoooo.

Im saying that it wouldve made more if it was only a theatrical release why is that so hard to comprehend.

Also having a book fanbase literally means nothing,Dune hasnt been adapted good on the big screen at all,thats why it was so hard to kickstart the universe considering how much Lynch version flopped commercially and critically.

People are gonna watch Halloween movies in November either way,thats why it opened with such a big weekend and its nowhere to be seen now

The movie is on pace to be a top 10 film of the year (and 3 of these films are Chinese movies dominated by Chinese box office. Not international hits)

We already knew it wasn't gonna beat out films like F9, Bond, Venom, MCU....

I don't get this lol

boxofficemojo.com/year/world/?ref_=bo_nb_in_tab

Cause its just ok from what ive heard

yeah im seeing very mixed reviews too

Marketing seemed trash too. I saw the thread call it out before the movie dropped

haven't seen the film yet and if i do i'm 100% blind outside of a few photos

Box Office wasnt "healthy" until 9 months into the year fam..

in 2019 it wouldnt even make Top 25 box office...

nice try tho

if your movie loses money it isnt a success period

anything else is spinning a narrative

it will break even and make money thats the funny thing

Why would you compare films in an ongoing pandemic to 2019? Obviously the numbers aren't back yet Its "better" but definitely not "healthy." we also live in a time with same day 4K streaming and torrents

If you're comparing pre-pandemic then wouldn't you have to call all those movies a failure? Especially the delayed films cus money was already spent

Bond's break even point is $900M so they lost money

Read some things saying HBO Max is the only reason that the sequel got greenlit which makes sense

The day and date thing is a factor

Can’t use Halloween as an example because nobody has Peacock lmao

The real test is to see how Dune 2 does as a theatrical exclusive

Bond was a failure

are u gonna say it isnt like they lost so much money

Bond didnt even do well domestically comparing it to other films like Venom

Every movie is failure in the pandemic though?

What expensive ass movie has done well so far in the past two years?

Wasn't it only like Godzilla that made it through?

Under his logic basically every major movie was a failure. Cus he can't argue, F9, MCU releases, Venom, etc.. weren't either

Its odd now if thats his logic considering how hard he's going at Dune in comparison

Thought we knew for about a year now every movie was gonna lose money or at worst kinda break even. Pretty much rendered all this talk a waste of time

Venom
break even: $250M
made: $395M

Shang Chi
break even: $375M
made: $423M

Godzilla:
break even: $333M
made: $467M

they all made money while Dune wont

Venom, Shang Chi and Godzilla all made money

you guys make no sense

Damn that's crazy for Venom lol. Sony won.

What's the ratio for Dune?

Dune
break even: ~$330M
box office $293M

it will just scrape even maybe meanwhile those other films actually made money

niche arthouse movie and the pandemic + competition do not help

The masses really do not want to think with movies huh. Disney model is their mcdonalds viewing

The moment Disney tried that critics bash it