Deadpool and Wolverine IF I get good reviews for it from pals and of course, the Bridger of Bones himself and other reviewers.

Used to be 10 to 15 a year, nowadays it's down to about half.

I’m going to do a month of the Regal unlimited month pass when I’m living near one for a couple months, but besides that the only movie I’m for sure going to is Twisters

11:36 Romans vs Zombies... why hasn't this happened already?

Here’s hoping Fathom has some great rereleases as I had a fantastic time seeing Gone With The Wind, Smokey and the Bandit, and The Mummy. The last Hollywood current release I saw was Napoleon and yeah…I still want my money back 😂 But as for new releases so far I’ll stay home with my physical media etc. Since Hollywood brought this fresh hell on itself…well, yeah. 😊

Haha fr

It’s sad to see - I wish it was different!

The ghostbusters bait and switch with Bill Murray was hard to watch

I didn’t realize it till this comment, but that was part of what was a disappointment with Dial of Destiny; having Sallah in the trailer than having him dismissed from any of the adventure parts of the film and replaced with a fanfic character

Who then go on to beat the shit out of and humililiate your beloved characters. Just to highlight that lesbian lead females are tougher, smarter than anyone else on the planet.

Still doesn’t add up sorry .

Temu baby

Yes, I spent a 2500 for a movie room. Watched Rankin Bass Hobbit , universal BW invisible man and 1970 catch 22 this week. They can keep their race and gender swapped garbage, homosexual story lines(just because??).identity politics. Etc etc. im done

No

@@JERSEYBOYPLAY2HARDit’s certainly not superhero kids crap

AMC theaters in my area are re-releasing the original Lord of the Rings trilogy. I'll be going.

@@dustbin5044 Nice I got tickets for the first two I won’t be able to do all three cause I work the day the third one comes out enjoy the movies

Booty Sweat commercials would be more entertaining

Wow that’s wild I’m gonna check that out to do a future video on!

Actually, I watched that movie on cinema. Unfortunately, there's only three people including me watch the movie. So surprised that they release on digital so early

Yeah sonic 3 should be big!

Sonic 3 is literally the only movie I want to see this year and it doesn't even come out until the very end of this year. But my optimism for Sonic 3 is very cautious.

​​@@Rishi123456789Well Sonic 3 Is Made For Sonic Fans Because Of It's Gonna Had A Lot Elements From Sonic Adventure 2, Also I Heard Some Rumors That Amy Rose Could Be In The Movie.

Kraven The Animal Rights Activist. Don't let the Fact that his Costume is made out of Fur fool you.

Adding on to that. Watching things with strangers can be annoying and no one wants to deal with the dregs of society ruining their movie experience. Gatekeeping showings will get people to go out to theatres again.

I was just thinking of something like this a few months ago: get a bunch of friends and movie lovers together and start a private movie club (a real club with meetings and dues to help run things). Rent a screen to watch something good and then go for drinks after and critique the movie.

I priced this up to check out whether I could screen one of my son’s favorite movies for his birthday, and it came in at around $500. It’s just too much unless you can get a lot of people together.

No reason to see another Alien film.

If it survived alien 3, resurrection, and both avp films it can survive covenant

Prometheus was tolerable, Covenant completely dropped the ball.

Exactly.

Great points! It’s getting better at home!

It’s a good idea - cheaper tickets and better food could get the money flowing

@@TheBonebridger I am not a marketing person so I don't know how to do this, but I was thinking that in this case quantity may work better than getting few at a higher value.

@@mindlessmeat4055 I wish they would try it one month just to see

Thank you!!!

That Movie was Part of a Money Laundering Scheme. I've never met anyone that says they actually like Avatar.

@@momeloleather4827 I’m all for continuing a franchise if you’ve got a good story to tell but Hollywood mismanaged and destroyed too many franchises that I assume the worst. Also, I just want fresh and new ideas and I think a good avenue for that is adapting material that hasn’t gotten one in movies or tv.

Thank you so much for that!

Exactly.

Thank you!!

Yes I prefer watching at home but it’s important to support the movies we like so the studios can keep making them.

Tried to include a big thing on it, but paramount hates when anyone tries to hype up there stuff haha

$15? Wow!

All they keep making are the same Movies you've already seen.

Great comment the rising cost of stream is going to get so much worse!

Thank you!

I can wait, not a cent of mine is going to Disney

I agree. Making movies with reasonable budgets that are like, half of 100 million dollars, and saving leftover budget money to market it well are an easier-said-than-done, but not hard to do strategy that has been tried and true for many singular hits of the 1980s and 1990s. No one has proven that making movies that way is straight up _outlawed_ in today's Hollywood climate, but original properties are also not a dead art form that has everyone giving up on it. These days, romantic comedies and other movie genres that do not seem like a big spectacle for the big screen are usually relegated to streaming services, since it is difficult for non-horror films with a low budget to compete with big blockbuster franchises, but there are some outliers who try to make it. IF is a light comedy-drama-fantasy film for PG audiences that has a budget of 110,000,000 dollars and sold up to 1,149,917 dollars above that amount in Canada and US, but it did not sell well for international markets and came up very short of breaking even with only 186,715,020 dollars total. I am very thankful that my mom and I watched this film at our local Penn Theater to be part of those ticket sales. IF did not come close to breaking even, but since it was John Krasinski's passion project and he already made tons of money from his A Quiet Place movie series, I am very sure that IF is not a huge financial loss for him when it made...84.87% of the money back necessary to break even. By contrast, The Beekeeper is a new action movie property for R audiences that turned a large profit because it was wise to only have a budget of 40,000,000 dollars. It made 26,220,535 more than its budget in Canada and US, and unlike IF, The Beekeeper performed awfully well in international markets to make a total of 152,720,535 dollars, so it was a big financial success that seems to have flown under the radar for premiering in January and making making almost four times its initial budget. The lesson to take away from my contrasting examples of mainstream films in 2024 is *not* that families with children who are below Cailey Fleming's age are not a profitable market for films that are mostly live-action. My point to make here is that Hollywood filmmakers can still do semi-original ideas with new properties that really sneak up on us compared to ongoing film franchises that announce production on sequels two years in advance, and they can be hits or misses depending on the sizes of their designated budgets. While The Beekeeper technically grossed less money than IF, it also turned out to be a more financially successful film because The Beekeeper made bigger profits in relation to its own budget since it was made for ~70 million dollars cheaper than IF. August 1, 2024, 6:06pm

Thank you! Will do!