Brad Pitt’s “Babylon” flops on the box office

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46 minutes ago, androiduser said:

keep in mind that Gaga will have her flop one day too, and you'll be singing a different tune

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Inflation is SKY HIGH right now & people are Broke!  If it ain’t a B!G movie like Avatar 2, then it just ain’t happenin!  🤷🏾‍♂️

 

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1 hour ago, androiduser said:

movies premiere in time for the awards season, and then get a wider release later on

Seems a little suspect though that a movie with a 50-something RT score and a certified box office flop got so many noms right out of the gate 

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2 hours ago, RihBeyGa said:

It looked sort of plotless and uninteresting 

Hmm sounds familiar..

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2 hours ago, TimotheeChalamet said:

Yeah, there has been a general decrease in box office results (aside from some quite obviously huge movies, aka Avatar 2) in the past weeks. I don't know if it has something to do with the audience or the movies themselves 

covid has been spiking again (at least here in the UK) since november, if thats relevant at all (plus also other colds and flus in winter)

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That’s what it deserves for not featuring Babylon as the title song for the movie which in turn robbed miss Gagy of her next oscar nom for best original song which it obviously would have won. Not to mention the legendary Oscars performence featuring gays and Brad Pitt voguing half naked in an artificial robotic jungle that would have sent the song to nr 1. I don’t feel sorry for him 

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1 hour ago, androiduser said:

keep in mind that Gaga will have her flop one day too, and you'll be singing a different tune

here you go again randomly bringing gaga into something totally unrelated

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1 hour ago, androiduser said:

keep in mind that Gaga will have her flop one day too, and you'll be singing a different tune

how many of her children do you think she'll choke out by then?

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32 minutes ago, Space Cowboy said:

Hmm sounds familiar..

yeah.. almost as if it would have no replay value 

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20 minutes ago, RihBeyGa said:

yeah.. almost as if it would have no replay value 

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58 minutes ago, PunkTheFunk said:

Seems a little suspect though that a movie with a 50-something RT score and a certified box office flop got so many noms right out of the gate 

If you follow the awards season every year this isn’t suspect at all. It’s a highly anticipated follow up movie from a new director fresh off an Oscar win. It’s going to get buzz and nominations no matter what. I get that people online are obsessed with box office numbers, views and anything with numerical value, because they believe it puts businesses they don’t belong to in better context, but in general Hollywood does not care about that when it comes to nominations and awards. Once they have a movie like Avatar they can nominate, that fills their quota of “box office smash” noms. 

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2 hours ago, SwissMonster said:

Everyone saying it because of xmas and the lack of plot when its just that everyone is watching Avatar, its simple as that. Ofc everyone chooses Avatar over this. That must be the reason

The Whitney Houston biopic which looks like a cheap lifetime movie is is expected to open with $15M and doesn’t even have half of this movie’s budget. Why are people picking that over Avatar then?

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2 hours ago, androiduser said:

keep in mind that Gaga will have her flop one day too, and you'll be singing a different tune

If Gaga physically abuses Angelina Jolie and throws a can of beer on her head while also beating her children, then no, we don’t be singing a different tune 

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i feel like the studio & director thought that the marketing could survive solely on the star-studded cast, but the truth is nobody knows wtf the movie is about from the 2 trailers, so there's no audience interest generated

the RT score and box office bomb might actually eliminate Babylon from the remaining awards season nominations, and to be honest i hope it doesn't get many oscar noms so that it can give way to more deserving films like Aftersun, Glass Onion & The Woman King

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4 hours ago, reallydima said:

I feel like this was a big, fat waste of money. They thought viewers would want to watch all these celebrities have a party, but like, why would we want to? A pretentious film with nothing to draw us in other than the cast. PASS

This is a film catered to Academy voters. They LOVE a good Hollywood themed movie. It’s why we see so many in the fall and winter.