$74,000 on one screen in one weekend?
#1
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$74,000 on one screen in one weekend?
http://boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/
scroll down and check out the figures for Woody Allen's new movie...
I'm trying to figure out how it's possible. If the screen is in NYC, then you figure each ticket is $10.50. So that means that 7048 people saw the film on one screen, in one weekend?
scroll down and check out the figures for Woody Allen's new movie...
I'm trying to figure out how it's possible. If the screen is in NYC, then you figure each ticket is $10.50. So that means that 7048 people saw the film on one screen, in one weekend?
#2
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Makes sense to me. There are 8 million people in NYC after all, and at 6 or so showings a day over three days for a theater that holds 500 people or so the seats wouldn't even be entirely full.
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Originally Posted by Sierra Disc
Makes sense to me. There are 8 million people in NYC after all, and at 6 or so showings a day over three days for a theater that holds 500 people or so the seats wouldn't even be entirely full.
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this is showing at the Lincoln Center Loews. I think that a few of the theaters hold about 500+ ppl but most hold about 200 or so.
also, this is the theater that always get the early movies before they go out on mass release. I saw Million Dollar Baby & Hotel Rwanda there back in December.
also, this is the theater that always get the early movies before they go out on mass release. I saw Million Dollar Baby & Hotel Rwanda there back in December.
#7
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Originally Posted by Dabaomb
this is showing at the Lincoln Center Loews.
#9
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What I find more curious is why Will Ferrel chose to make a movie that will do less business than "A Night at the Roxbury."
And contrary to popular belief, A Night at the Roxbury did well for a low budget SNL comedy flick.
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From www.boxofficeguru.com, I found this interesting:
Scorching hot in its exclusive Manhattan debut was Woody Allen's newest film Melinda and Melinda which grossed an estimated $74,048 from just one theater in the director's home turf. Playing on three screens at the Lincoln Plaza Cinemas, the PG-13 pic tells the story of a woman in crisis from both a comedic and tragic point of view and stars Radha Mitchell, Will Ferrell, and Amanda Peet. The performance set a new record for a single-theater opening weekend outside of Imax and animated films.
Scorching hot in its exclusive Manhattan debut was Woody Allen's newest film Melinda and Melinda which grossed an estimated $74,048 from just one theater in the director's home turf. Playing on three screens at the Lincoln Plaza Cinemas, the PG-13 pic tells the story of a woman in crisis from both a comedic and tragic point of view and stars Radha Mitchell, Will Ferrell, and Amanda Peet. The performance set a new record for a single-theater opening weekend outside of Imax and animated films.
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Originally Posted by Groucho
Actors line up around the block to work with Woody Allen. At the very least, it's nice on the resumé. For some, it even gets them an Oscar nom.
It's no wonder he is able to get so many quality actors.
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I just don't get the continued fawning over Woody Allen's work. He hasn't made a movie people have paid to see literally in decades. Critics say they love them, but I wonder if even they actually go see them.
I am being facetious, but there is a grain of truth in what I type...and you know it.
I am being facetious, but there is a grain of truth in what I type...and you know it.