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You don’t mention your 100% capacity plan for the share price. Do you really think if cinemas were that full, they would be sticking to 50 capacity ?
What's the agenda Cruis1? You seem very determined to drag this down.
Anything positive to add?
Old article Cruis1. It is dated 13th July. Today is 23rd July. See the latest articles on streaming.
We all find out 12th august ?
Yea cause the share price has really flown since then, wake up fella
I'll be on holiday then Cruis1, and sure as **** won't be wasting my time on this BB.
Yes as I said earlier box numbers are inproving, but we will never get back to where we were. Marvel will never be as big as it was with these new characters, that’s a big loss. thou that doesn’t mean the share won’t go past a £1 Again
Cruis,
To be fair regards capacity it was only ever needed really for small percentage of releases and times in week.
50% capacity would probably cover vast vast majority of releases and times.
Outside Marvel, DC, FF , Hobbit and such then screens almost always well under 50% and have been for a good number of years.
Current policy will be more than adequate, however once there are higher number of weekly releases and we get some of the big guns again at same time then YES we would want to see and hope for the need to be back operating with no restrictions on capacity (mostly self imposed now by company).
Funvester I have Never mentioned capacity before, these were other peoples words on here, I’m just repeating what they have said about Share price, When we hit 100%
The bit I like in the article is -
"The Scarlett Johansson-led MCU prequel will end its run with around $185 million domestic. That’s disappointing, but not disastrous considering the likes of Ant-Man ($181 million in 2015), Thor ($181 million in 2011) and Captain America ($176 million in 2011). More problematic is the lost income in the post-theatrical revenue chain due to the Disney+ factor, along with the film’s still uncertain future in China.
I’d still assume a Chinese release after the blackout period, but likely piracy will likely suppress what could have a $125-$155 million gross"
Black Widow numbers match with the releases back in 2011 and 2015.
Even Scott says piracy will suppress lot of money and last night you were mocking about my ifs. Clearly it is a bad move by Disney.
Let's be honest the films that are out aren't really blockbusters and probably would have flopped in 2018 or 2019. We need films people actually want to watch haha