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Elemental (Blu-ray SteelBook) [UK]
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We should still get a 4K amaray. Unless the UK steel is matte (probable), just adding the UK 4K disc later on would be a better option, for likely the same price.
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this didn’t flop FYI.
Now the 2nd highest grossing animated film this year and just took over across the spiderverse. Just sitting behind Mario
Early reports suggested it was going to flop but it’s supposedly a decent film critically and publicly and did well by word of mouth.
Now the 2nd highest grossing animated film this year and just took over across the spiderverse. Just sitting behind Mario
Early reports suggested it was going to flop but it’s supposedly a decent film critically and publicly and did well by word of mouth.
It didn't exactly set the world on fire in the UK bud, which is what this thread's release will likely be relating to. Considerably less than both Spiderverse 2 & Mario. $19M vs $39M & $68M.
Actually it's made $230M less worldwide than Spiderverse, so idk where you pulled that snippet of info from either
International box office.
International, in this sense meaning everywhere other than the US. If you include the total worldwide revenue it's down $230M from Across the Spiderverse, which is a considerable loss.
It made less than half of Across the Spiderverse at both the US and UK box office. $458M (worldwide), $151M (domestic) and $19M (UK) is a p!ss poor result for a Disney/Pixar film. A flop.
Yeah, and both Across the Spiderverse and Mario Movie had 100 mil budgets.
They keep wasting 300 on each, they'll keep losing, not everything is going to be a billion dollar hit, there seems to be a limit how much people will watch and pay, so that is exactly the problem with today's Hollywood. Especially if it's something tired and unoriginal, like superhero cucarachas, and Elemental - which haven't seen yet, but it looks like a mix of Zootropolis and Inside Out.
They keep wasting 300 on each, they'll keep losing, not everything is going to be a billion dollar hit, there seems to be a limit how much people will watch and pay, so that is exactly the problem with today's Hollywood. Especially if it's something tired and unoriginal, like superhero cucarachas, and Elemental - which haven't seen yet, but it looks like a mix of Zootropolis and Inside Out.
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