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Summer U.S. Box Office Hits All-Time $4.76B Record: How Audiences Surrendered To Moviegoing

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Summer U.S. Box Office Hits All-Time $4.76B Record: How Audiences Surrendered To Moviegoing

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  1. Selim: wow that Odyssey film still has me shook, how'd it even open so strong?
  2. Weberivy: interesting to see how the Imax sales played into this record. guessing a lot of those 70mm tickets were sold as part of package deals or presales rather than walk
  3. Leoparkxo: what's more surprising is how many big-budget movies failed to materialize this year
  4. Onyx Rune: impossible to trust these numbers, anyone else noticing the lack of mentions of actual movie quality?
  5. Elias: had to wait till September for my Marvel game but apparently August was the month to beat in theaters lol how much of this is The Odyssey?
  6. Danesantos: not the worst surprise this season considering all that's been going on
  7. Echo Specter: impressive numbers but I still haven't seen a convincing reason to revive 70mm
  8. Quiet Nomad: that's still all well and good but what really stands out to me is how little most of those movies actually brought in per ticket average
  9. Lunar Nova: wow you'd think that's impressive but i'm still trying to wrap my head around how much less movie theaters were crowded during this summer compared to previous ones
  10. Lunar Nova: you'd think this would be a wake-up call for streaming services instead of their usual gloating about pulling in more subs meanwhile im still trying to understand how The Odyssey made that kind
  11. Lunar Sparrow: but did the numbers really surprise anyone who's been to a blockbuster opening recently? 🕰️
  12. Miasantosxo: seems like moviegoers are spending on nostalgia, not innovation
  13. Tranzoe: four seventy-six? seems like people finally gave up on their streaming binges

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