Alcohol prohibition in some states, old theater regulations making a comeback, a sickness sweeping the nation, stock market crashing....it’s like we’re back in the 20’s. Literally.
Can't wait to live the great Gatsby lifestyle
Alcohol prohibition in some states, old theater regulations making a comeback, a sickness sweeping the nation, stock market crashing....it’s like we’re back in the 20’s. Literally.
Alcohol prohibition in some states, old theater regulations making a comeback, a sickness sweeping the nation, stock market crashing....it’s like we’re back in the 20’s. Literally.
Good thing I invested in ridiculously long cigarette holdersAlcohol prohibition in some states, old theater regulations making a comeback, a sickness sweeping the nation, stock market crashing....it’s like we’re back in the 20’s. Literally.
This was inevitable.San Diego Comic Con just bit the bullet for 2020.
This was inevitable.
I honestly thought that it was already cancelled weeks ago, until I saw the news.
Christopher Nolan aint giving up on "Tenet" though.
Christopher Nolan aint giving up on "Tenet" though.
Idk if they'll be "flocking". I don't doubt they'll be a crowd but I don't think it'll do gangbusters. I mean Onward only made $40 mil in its opening weekend, and that was like when this was begging to ramp up. When its beginning to ramp down but restrictions are lifted, I assume numbers more similar to that. Onward was originally expected to make around 55-60+Honestly, may be a brilliant move on his/the studio's part. If you're the only big new movie released, people will be flocking to it. Assuming that theaters are fully open by then of course.
Oh and I pray he doesn't. If there are any 2 films I can see in a theatre in 2020, it better be Tenet, and Dune.He sure as hell is not going to release it on VOD with his old school love of cinema.
Idk if they'll be "flocking". I don't doubt they'll be a crowd but I don't think it'll do gangbusters. I mean Onward only made $40 mil in its opening weekend, and that was like when this was begging to ramp up. When its beginning to ramp down but restrictions are lifted, I assume numbers more similar to that. Onward was originally expected to make around 55-60+
Tenet is a big enough movie that it could spur people to come back to theatersChristopher Nolan aint giving up on "Tenet" though.
AMC was already only booking 50% of theater seats with rules on space between people before they closed.If movie theaters reopen this summer, I'm guessing capacity will be reduced with spacing between parties.
Eh, I think it'll balance out. Cause I'm yearning to go to the movies, but I don't plan to go until the end of the year at the earliest, if then. I am admittedly an anxious person in general but a movie theatre is not my first feeling of comfort anymore, sadly. Plus, many theatres are very likely to be at reduced capacity, thus making the profit less. I don't think it'll do terribly but I don't see it being massive even if its the only new thing for a month or two I just don't. I don't see all Americans returning to normal right away. Heck I know people who are like JUST beginning to take this seriously and they're even saying when bans are lifted on things they're waiting a few weeks.But, there wasn't a "yearning" by many people to go see a movie at that time. After months of not being able to see a first run film in a theater? That'll increase demand.