Weekend 4 and plunging 56% again.
Looks like it's taking another 56% hit.
It just never stabilized.
850 million domestic now looks out of reach. Heading to a 815-25 domestic finish. Unbelievable for a film that opened with 357 million.
I don't see your point. This is like being surprised that a pitcher who threw a perfect game with 22 strikeouts "only" strikes out 17 in his next start.
shareIt's having the worst % holds of any MCU film in history.
I think that's rather noteworthy.
It's 4th weekend is having a 56% drop after weekend 2 and 3's 58% and 57% drops. It's the ONE MCU film that NEVER STABILIZED. Each weekend has been another swan dive off an even lower cliff.
It isn't noteworthy, and you know it. You're trolling again.
By definition, it has to have the numbers it has now. There are only so many people who are going to see a given movie, and when the majority of them see it during the first week, subsequent weeks will, by definition, be significantly lower. There aren't enough human beings in existence to have it any other way.
it would be noteworthy if the drops were in line with those of previous Marvel films. that would be incredibly surprising. What you are pointing out, and acting surprised about, is a totally expected occurrence.
It clearly isn't getting the same number of repeat viewings that previous MCU films received from all those people that watched it week 1.
shareThat’s not a surprise after all if you include previews it’s a 3 1/2 our investment and as much as many people would like to see it again some people just don’t have time for that. I’m a good example of someone that wants to see it again but I’m just been very busy lately
shareThat is pure guesswork on your part, right? How can you have even a remote idea of how many repeat viewings the film is getting? It seems far more likely to me that it is getting an identical amount of repeat viewings from the hardcore fanbase, but more people, fans and casual viewers alike, opted to see it in the first week.
The only thing we know for certain is that more people have already seen Endgame in 21 days than have seen any previous MCU film during the entirety of its run.