Snyderbros, ITS OVER

>upslop
Cape grow

>>213322437 (OP)
>capeslop
grow up

MoS made almost 1b adjusted for inflation, and it sold more DVD and popcorn

>>213322468
>>213322493
Not so fast

Superman is struggling to hit $600 million worldwide (something 28 movies have done since 2020). They are both dissapointments lol.

>>213322499
>popcorn
Nice new cope.

Snyderfans are going to keep crowing about the box office, as though MoS being more popular with brown people and chinacucks makes it a success

>>213322468
kek well done anon

>>213322735
Popcorn sales are literally what keeps the theatre business going. Everyone I know who wen to see Superman 2025 sneaked in their own snacks. Half the people that went to MoS got the bucket and cup

>>213322790
Why do you lie? Superman is bombing hard in white countries and is hugely successful in India. Even in America the majority of the audience are browns.

>>213322925
I highly doubt those anecdotes are meaningful. Back in 2013 it was just as widely understood and expressed that theater snacks and drinks are overpriced and a way of basically lighting your money on fire

>>213322437 (OP)
I've got nothing against the new supes film, but gotta love that spinning in the headline. Now it's suddenly domestic that counts, because its worldwide revenue is still a good way off from reaching Man of Steel (~670m).

>>213323104
Domestic does count somewhat more than international, the studio gets a larger % cut from domestic ticket sales.
It's better for a Hollywood flim to be performing well at home and poorly in China, than the other way around

>>213323082
Cope, there’s a reason MoS was in theatres for so long, it sold buckets, literally

>>213323104
Studios get more money in the domestic market.
This is a very average year for america movies. Film barely hit 1b nowadays

>>213323496
>Studios get more money in the domestic market
That would be great if it overperformed to the tune of Avengers or Avatar. It's performing as expected domestically and fucking bombed overseas, that's a failure

>>213323229
That's true, but I don't think that the current 1 million lead is going to make up for whatever percentage WB would have gotten of the missing 160m international. Then again, the new movie is still in theaters, so who knows, maybe it has amazing legs.

>>213322437 (OP)
>in the US
>unadjusted for inflation
>without looking at number of tickets sold

Lol.

>>213322437 (OP)
Man of Steel was the last movie I saw in theaters. Haven't been to a movie theater since.