Anonymous
8/12/2025, 12:59:06 PM No.213609116
Fucking how?!
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Thread 213609116 - /tv/ [Archived: 11 hours ago]
Anonymous
8/12/2025, 1:07:56 PM No.213609200
School holidays
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Anonymous
8/12/2025, 1:32:11 PM No.213609428
>capeslop
grow up
grow up
Anonymous
8/12/2025, 2:32:56 PM No.213610221
>>213610176
Yes.
Yes.
Anonymous
8/12/2025, 2:35:42 PM No.213610260
>>213609116 (OP)
Statistics. If this were true across all theaters or even most, then box office performances would not have precipitous declines week over week. This is an anomalously well-performing theater. Most are close to empty on average.
Statistics. If this were true across all theaters or even most, then box office performances would not have precipitous declines week over week. This is an anomalously well-performing theater. Most are close to empty on average.
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Anonymous
8/12/2025, 2:38:21 PM No.213610286
>>213609116 (OP)
Guys it's not hard. He took a screenshot of a different movie that just came out, and used that for his Tweet.
Guys it's not hard. He took a screenshot of a different movie that just came out, and used that for his Tweet.
Anonymous
8/12/2025, 2:43:53 PM No.213610365
>>213610260
Some numbers. Assume it's showing 3x daily across 3300 theaters for ≈10k showings per day, or ≈70k per week. Assume average ticket price is $20.
Weekly gross is approximately $2 million. The average theater will have n people in it. So it's a simple equation.
$2 million = n * 70k * $20
n = 2 million /(70k*20) ≈ 2 people
The average theater should be dead, or close to it.
Some numbers. Assume it's showing 3x daily across 3300 theaters for ≈10k showings per day, or ≈70k per week. Assume average ticket price is $20.
Weekly gross is approximately $2 million. The average theater will have n people in it. So it's a simple equation.
$2 million = n * 70k * $20
n = 2 million /(70k*20) ≈ 2 people
The average theater should be dead, or close to it.