The Canadian exhibitor posted record second quarter revenues as younger audiences embraced 'The Odyssey' and 'Michael' and drove the Hollywood box office rebound.
Super glad you’re starting to realize what inflation is buddy…
20 years ago you could legitimately buy a $3 afternoon ticket to a movie.
Now people are legitimately dropping $20-30 for a single ticket…
Yes, gross sales will continue to go up, that is because they raise ticket price to compensate for low sales, which further depresses sales, requiring them to further raise prices.
Like…
It’s not that what you’re saying is incorrect, you just don’t even realize you’re talking about a different topic.
Super glad you’re starting to realize what inflation is buddy…
20 years ago you could legitimately buy a $3 afternoon ticket to a movie.
Now people are legitimately dropping $20-30 for a single ticket…
Yes, gross sales will continue to go up, that is because they raise ticket price to compensate for low sales, which further depresses sales, requiring them to further raise prices.
Like…
It’s not that what you’re saying is incorrect, you just don’t even realize you’re talking about a different topic.
Spiderman made 1.6 billion in less than two weeks. That is not inflation that is a measure of its popularity.
What ticket prices cost 20 years ago do not matter as that is not the context of this discussion. This discussion is what are people seeing now.
The latest spiderman has made more money than every movie you listed and they are contemporaries.