The inflation of comic and superhero movies or various movie comebacks stops pulling in cinemas. Current data and charts collected in this text speak inexorably: if Hollywood does not learn from the June drops in the attendance of anticipated movie blockbusters, they are in for hard times.
That is, difficult times await especially those most expensive movies. Because the ratio of their budgets and subsequent profit in theaters may be too risky for film studios weakened by covid.
How expensive are Hollywood’s movies paying off now, and why are the budgets of today’s movies often so inflated? How to find a way out of this? And he has a chance to save cinema Tom Cruise in the return Mission: Impossiblewhich opened in theaters this week, or the expected premieres next week Barbie a Oppenheimer?
Hope or the beginning of more uncertainty?
When covid broke out in full in 2020, it was a disaster for cinemas. It was either closed or only played older and smaller movies because Hollywood because of the pandemic he postponed the most anticipated hits.
The year 2021 was marked by a revival, last year cinemas functioned almost like in the old days. Compared to 2019, it was still missing approx a third of the audience, but the whole world looked ahead with optimism. And the results of films like Top Gun: Maverick or Avatar: The Way of the Water confirmed him.
Strong Spring 2023 confirmed the form. But then June came and four big and very expensive expected hits (Transformers: Awakening of the Monsters, Indiana Jones and the Gun of Destiny, Flash, Among the Elements) financially disappointed with their results. It was
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2023-07-14 04:00:29
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