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Anonymous

08/12/26(Wed)16:18:35 No.222502345

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Is 2026 the new 2019? In 2019, there was a record-breaking NINE billion-dollar films and there are five billion-dollar films in 2026 so far. And considering that Avengers: Doomsday will almost certainly make at least a billion dollars, that means 2026 will have six billion-dollar films. So it seems like theaters are experiencing a resurgence this year. Are people giving the theatrical experience a second chance?

Anonymous
08/12/26(Wed)16:34:35 No.222502700

Anonymous 08/12/26(Wed)16:34:35 No.222502700

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>>222502345
>In 2019, there was a record-breaking NINE billion-dollar films
And seven of them were Disney. Crazy times.

Anonymous
08/12/26(Wed)16:35:59 No.222502732

Anonymous 08/12/26(Wed)16:35:59 No.222502732

I fuckin hope not because I don't want to go through another fuckin Covid era loop.

Anonymous
08/12/26(Wed)16:36:11 No.222502734

Anonymous 08/12/26(Wed)16:36:11 No.222502734

>>222502345
A billion is like 700m in 2019 bucks. Box office records are meaningless.

Anonymous
08/12/26(Wed)16:58:17 No.222503215

Anonymous 08/12/26(Wed)16:58:17 No.222503215

>>222502345
>Year autism

Anonymous
08/12/26(Wed)18:16:32 No.222504710

Anonymous 08/12/26(Wed)18:16:32 No.222504710

>>222502345
I have a Bengal cat right now but I might get one of these Abyssinian cats as well or after he dies. They're pretty cool looking.