Wonder Woman 1984 Pitch Meeting Reaction!!

INSTAGRAM :   / willfons5   Check out our T Shirts: https://teespring.com/stores/will-weekly INSTAGRAM : WillFons5 Facebook: facebook.com/wfons Website: https://willfons.wixsite.com/willfons The first weekend of the year, which at its apex in 2016 grossed $219.5M off the heat of Disney’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens, registered an estimated $13M for the entire weekend. That’s in a continued decimated exhibition marketplace that’s praying to reopen in 2021. Warner Bros.’ theatrical release of Wonder Woman 1984, which is also available on HBO Max for the next 21 days, grossed $5.5M, -67%, for a running domestic B.O. of $28.5M. From that kind of drop, it sounds like whatever moviegoing public exists out there finally got the message that they can see the movie at a cheaper price for the family at home on HBO Max. Either that or given the B+ CinemaScore on WW1984, word of mouth has stalled the sequel at the box office, and folks have figured out that it’s more economical for them to watch it at home. Warners has yet to provide hard numerical details on the spike in subscribers or viewership for WW1984 on HBO Max. Related Story 'Soul' Jazzy In China While 'Little Red Flower' Blooms With $116M Debut; 'Wonder Woman 1984' Now At $119M Worldwide - International Box Office Despite the awful New Year’s weekend, many pics respecting some sort of theatrical window saw weekend-to-weekend gains in their grosses from the previous Christmas 3-day, i.e. Monster Hunter, Fatale, Croods 2, Pinocchio, War With Grandpa, Come Play, or decent holds, i.e. Promising Young Woman and News of the World. Also, showing that some moviegoing habits haven’t changed even with fewer people going, Saturday’s daily box office business for most of the top 10 films was, on average, +11% over Friday. While Warner is banging the drum on the global cume, now at $118.5M, which, let’s face it, would be significantly higher had the studio waited this tentpole out to a healthier time in the marketplace, box office analysts believe the Patty Jenkins movie will fizzle at around $40M in a domestic marketplace where 60% of all 5.5K theaters are closed. Warner’s Tenet, with the No. 2 chain Regal open during the majority of that pic’s run, halted at $57.9M. A reminder that with fewer box office DMAs open, the majors are also holding on their usual tentpole marketing spend. Meanwhile, read the @HBOMaxHelp Twitter feed and you’ll see that streaming glitches continue for the DC sequel, specifically the Roku device. Here’s but one public example from the weekend: wonder woman 1984,wonder woman,wonder woman 1984 review,wonder woman 1984 trailer,wonder woman 1984 ending,wonder woman 84,wonder woman 1984 movie,wonder woman 1984 spoilers,wonder woman 1984 explained,wonder woman 1984 post credit scene,wonder woman 1984 disaster,wonder woman 1984 box office,wonder woman 1984 trailer 2020,wonder woman 1984 movie review,wonder woman 1984 rotten tomatoes,wonder woman 1984 ending explained,wonder woman sequel,wonder woman 1984 dc,wonder woman 1984 bad