And doing so despite them getting absolutely eviscerated by both critics and audiences.Scrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeech… and D&D doesn’t have a 50 year old game at its highest peak to fall back on? GI Joe was coming out when no one cared, and still do not care, about GI Joe but Paramount is still making GI Joe movies.
My kids were happy to see the D&D movie (and enjoyed it!), but they are begging to see Mario.In a very good sign, Tuesday BO for D&D was up 33% from Monday to $3.6M ($43.6M total in 5 days). Will be fascinating to see how it does against Mario opening today.
In a very good sign, Tuesday BO for D&D was up 33% from Monday to $3.6M ($43.6M total in 5 days). Will be fascinating to see how it does against Mario opening today.
I think it'll handily win the box office this week and then probably drop off a cliff in the second week and be a steady performer for parents looking to take their kids to a movie for weeks after that. Kids' movies have to be truly terrible to leave theaters quickly, and the Mario name will keep this one around longer than most.I was concerned that the Super Mario movie might eat D&D's launch when it comes out (today), but given the reviews its getting, and that it's even more child-oriented/merchandise-sales-focused than I had expected, I'm a bit less concerned about that. That should help D&D a bit over the coming weeks.
You are going to have to shut down movie theaters nationwide for Mario to not destroy every other movie at the box office this weekend.Mario's tracking towards stupid numbers. If it comes in somewhat close to that it's gonna eat D&Ds lunch.
You are going to have to shut down movie theaters nationwide for Mario to not destroy every other movie at the box office this weekend.
It's true, the reviews are god awful, but folks are lining up to take their broods anyways.You are going to have to shut down movie theaters nationwide for Mario to not destroy every other movie at the box office this weekend.