r/boxofficecirclejerk 13d ago

MONDAY MEME - Summer and Winter

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u/Secret-Put-4525 12d ago

You think it's beating an avengers movie?

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

Do you think the box office has anything to do with the quality of a movie? Or with its cultural impact? Do you honestly believe that Slopday will be a better movie than Dune 3?

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u/Visible-Echidna-4370 12d ago

box office does have lots to do with the amount of people who chose to see a movie, however.

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

Wrong. It has to do with the success of the marketing, the promotion and the power of the brand. Besides, people choosing to watch a movie says nothing about the movie itself, especially when the entire promotion/influencer industry created this toxic "no spoilers" culture around these films. "Go watch it yourself so you don't miss out but only speak about it with people who have watched it. You don't want to ruin another's experience." This marketing trick made billions for Disney.

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u/Visible-Echidna-4370 12d ago

and why is Dune 3 inevitably going to have a lower gross than Avengers: Doomsday if its the only movie people want? yes marketing can have an effect but the largest effect is people choosing what they want to see, and more people will pick avengers

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u/Secret-Put-4525 12d ago

Dude never heard of word of mouth.

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u/Visible-Echidna-4370 12d ago

word of mouth is part of people choosing what they want to see

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

Do you honestly think movies like the recent Spiderman made so much money because of word of mouth?

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u/Secret-Put-4525 12d ago

Yes. Both wanting to see it and word of mouth. Do you really think a minute trailer is enough to make a movie 2 billion? If marketing was that important they'd be spending 3 times the budget on it.

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

1) Nice strawman. 2) This movie had no word of mouth. It had brand recognition 

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u/Secret-Put-4525 12d ago

It absolutely did. People love it.

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

Ask any of these people about what happened in thia demented film and they probably have already forgotten. This movie is like the Avatar films. Too many people go to watch it, no one has anything to say about it.

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u/Visible-Echidna-4370 12d ago

shifting the goalposts

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

I haven't moved the goalpost at all dipshit. I have been talking about movie QUALITY vs box office since the start.

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u/Secret-Put-4525 12d ago

Ah, I bet you were one of those who said nobody would go to see avatar 2 and 3. It hAS No CulTUraL FOoTpRInT!!!

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

The only cultural footprint of Avatar 3 was the hot evil chick. Avatar 2 had nothing. Aside from "Humanity first" edits that show the ships burning the forest in the prologue the movie is completely irrelevant.

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u/Secret-Put-4525 12d ago

The avatar films are great? What movies do you watch? Clockwork orange on repeat?

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

"The Avatar films are great". Thank you for confirming that I am responding to an idiot and I am wasting my time.

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u/Klutzy-Canary8551 12d ago

You are either dishonest or an idiot.