Hey, at least they'll get a free vacation!
At least until they have to find another job...
Spoiler! The Joker is......BRUCE WAYNE!!!
It's always the people you least expect.
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Thanks @Don_[email protected] for letting us know.
"See, their song goes 'ding-ding-ding da-da ding-ding/ding-ding-ding da-da ding-ding', and mine goes 'ding-ding-ding da-da ding-ding/DING-ding-ding-ding da-da ding-ding'. It's totally different."
— Vanilla Ice, comparing Queen's "Under Pressure" to his song "Ice Ice Baby"
Having said all that I would like to see it, just don’t need to go to the theater for this one.
From what little I've heard, there's a 4th-wall-breaking scene that involves one of the characters interacting with an audience member (the theater apparently has someone come in and participate). So if nothing else, I guess you could see it in theaters for the novelty?
Well, I'm glad you got something out of it.
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Budget: $120 million [source]
Opening weekend gross: $4 million
Factoring in marketing costs and the theaters taking their cut of the profits, Megalopolis would need to make at least $300 million to break even. I think it's safe to say that's not happening.
It would have been THE worst opening for a $100 million movie ever, had it not been for Pluto Nash's horriffic opening 22 years ago.
Even The New York Times is reporting near-empty screenings of Megalopolis!
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Budget: $120 million [source]
Opening weekend gross: $4 million
Factoring in marketing costs and the theaters taking their cut of the profits, Megalopolis would need to make at least $300 million to break even. I think it's safe to say that's not happening.
It would have been THE worst opening for a $100 million movie ever, had it not been for Pluto Nash's horriffic opening 22 years ago.
Even The New York Times is reporting near-empty screenings of Megalopolis!
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Budget: $120 million [source]
Opening weekend gross: $4 million
Factoring in marketing costs and the theaters taking their cut of the profits, Megalopolis would need to make at least $300 million to break even. I think it's safe to say that's not happening.
It would have been THE worst opening for a $100 million movie ever, had it not been for Pluto Nash's horriffic opening 22 years ago.
Even The New York Times is reporting near-empty screenings of Megalopolis!
A group of friends from one of my series.
That's cool! Would you mind sharing that series here on Lemmy someday?
I had a very strong feeling that this was AI generated...but I just couldn't put my finger on it. Something about the image just seems off.
Thank you for confirming my suspicions.
But seriously, how did they make it?
And what's the flavor on the right?