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Only £3 btw, get yourself to the cinema

I’m about to watch maverick in screen x, that should be enough to get us out of this mess. No it’s not a ramp or deramp, it’s Just a bit of harmless banter

It’s about trying to get out at the right time, fair play in at 2p out at 8-10p

The company is also seeking to reduce its debt through an unspecified “de-leveraging transaction”. The board ominously warns that this will result in “very significant dilution of existing equity interests … and there is no guarantee of any recovery for holders of existing equity interests“.

https://www.thewrap.com/disney-stock-bump-bob-iger-gone/

What’s the point in posting 100 times a day, then just disappearing, full of crap anyway lol

Anyone know ?

47k. Buy, wow this will fly later on

https://news.sky.com/story/avatar-is-back-after-13-years-but-will-the-sequel-live-up-to-the-original-12762918

Yes I agree they are showing films, with hardly any audience, that costs money, that would be great if they only had 5 screens

Hexam big blockbusters are fine, it’s just lack of depth, with all the different streaming sites out there, I just cannot see it ever getting back to Normal, I hope I’m wrong. Cineworld Needs to somehow adapt, thou I don’t have the answers

Knieves out, spirited, + new will smith film all basically straight to streaming, one week in cinema, isn’t helping, when you can watch 2 weeks later on Apple etc. yes if it’s a blockbuster like maverick. Btw maverick back in cinemas this weekend screen x at cineworld £3, I will be watching

Doesn’t it say (lack of depth) in my title ? Meaning not enough films. Ticket sales won’t be effected in the us by the World Cup, nobody cares out there

This was suppose to be the best quarter, apart from avatar nothing else, as Shazam 2 being delayed, this month will be Lucky to do 600 million, the last 6-7 years always been 1 billion all close. I’m pretty sure the World Cup doesn’t effect ticket sales in the us

Retailinvester you have already made a mistake, as I haven’t sold up, I sold a small holding i have in HSBC’, when the bankruptcy news broke, my main holding in Lansdown Hargreaves I still hold, as it Wouldn’t let me sell. Next question?

Maid it was up 40% yesterday then dropped, then went back up again

https://www.thewrap.com/fall-box-office-worse-2021-black-panther/

Now up 49% that’s crazy

5% down now maid

Across between die hard, bad Santa, home alone

Violent Night’ Unwraps a Sweet $13.3 Million at Post-Thanksgiving Box Office

”Black Panther: Wakanda Forever“ leads charts with $17.5 million
Jeremy Fuster | December 4, 2022 @ 8:19 AM

Violent Night
Universal
The usual post-Thanksgiving box office slump has been worsened by a poor slate of Thanksgiving releases. Only two films have earned over $5 million this weekend, with Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” taking a $17.5 million fourth weekend while Universal’s “Violent Night” opens to $13.3 million.

“Wakanda Forever” is on its way to becoming the third film this year to cross the $400 million domestic mark, joining “Top Gun: Maverick” and “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.” Along with a running $393 million domestic total, the film’s overseas total has risen to $339 million, bringing its global cume to $733 million.

“Violent Night,” meanwhile is the sole newcomer this weekend, with its $13.3 million opening from 3,682 theaters slightly topping projections for a $10-12 million launch. Starring David Harbour as a surly Santa Claus dishing out punishment to the naughtiest of bad guys, the film has had generally positive reception with Rotten Tomatoes scores of 70% critics and 89% audience to go with a B+ on CinemaScore.

As expected of an R-rated action comedy, the film’s demographics skewed 59% men and 57% ages 18-35. “Violent Night” will now try to leg out through December as a seasonal offering and earn a domestic run of $40-50 million, similar to the $42 million domestic run of the 2015 Christmas horror film “Krampus.”

After these two films, there is a drop to third where Disney’s “Strange World” continues to tank, falling 63% from its weak $12.1 3-day Thanksgiving opening to $4.9 million in its second weekend. The film is still on course to become one of Disney’s biggest theatrical bombs ever with a domestic total of $25 million and a global total of $42 million against a production budget of at least $120 million before marketing costs are even factored in.

Disney is faring better with the much cheaper Searchlight horror film “The Menu,” which took in $3.6 million in its third weekend. “The Menu” actually has a higher global total than “Strange World” at $47.2 million, with $24.7 million coming from domestic grosses.

Completing the top 5 is another theatrical bomb, Sony Pictures’ “Devotion,” which despite positive reception is earning just $2.8 million in its second weekend, bringing the $90 million Korean War drama to a domestic total of just $13.8 million.