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7/12/2025, 10:46:26 AM
>>212593378
>outdoing MoS adjusted for inflation
>>212619523
>and yes, inflation is relevant here due to how fucked up it got in 2021-2022
"Adjusted for inflation" is the biggest brainlet meme of all time. You do not adjust for inflation when comparing movie successes, you still just do it the traditional way. Money made - money spent.
>B-b-b-b-but inflation means money is m-
It goes both ways, retard. The change of value in the box office means that it's also a change in value of the production. A dollar spent producing a movie in 2013 is not the same as a dollar spent producing a movie in 2025. They both changed the same way.
>outdoing MoS adjusted for inflation
>>212619523
>and yes, inflation is relevant here due to how fucked up it got in 2021-2022
"Adjusted for inflation" is the biggest brainlet meme of all time. You do not adjust for inflation when comparing movie successes, you still just do it the traditional way. Money made - money spent.
>B-b-b-b-but inflation means money is m-
It goes both ways, retard. The change of value in the box office means that it's also a change in value of the production. A dollar spent producing a movie in 2013 is not the same as a dollar spent producing a movie in 2025. They both changed the same way.
7/11/2025, 9:37:08 PM
>>212592697
I don't know how well the Gunn movie is doing and I'm not gonna bother comparing movie successes or failures, but I will say this:
"Adjusted for inflation" is the biggest brainlet meme of all time. You do not adjust for inflation when comparing movie successes, you still just do it the traditional way. Money made - money lost.
>B-b-b-b-but inflation means money is m-
It goes both ways, retard. The change of value in the box office means that it's also a change in value of the production. They both changed the same way.
I don't know how well the Gunn movie is doing and I'm not gonna bother comparing movie successes or failures, but I will say this:
"Adjusted for inflation" is the biggest brainlet meme of all time. You do not adjust for inflation when comparing movie successes, you still just do it the traditional way. Money made - money lost.
>B-b-b-b-but inflation means money is m-
It goes both ways, retard. The change of value in the box office means that it's also a change in value of the production. They both changed the same way.
7/4/2025, 4:39:10 PM
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