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Box Office Blues: Fall Films Disappointing Audiences
19 Nov
Summary
- Fall box office revenue has been significantly low for theatrical releases.
- Several anticipated films like 'The Running Man' failed to meet expectations.
- Upcoming releases like 'Wicked: For Good' offer hope for improved box office.
The current fall movie season has been marked by a significant downturn in box office performance, with a lack of high-grossing theatrical releases. Many films that premiered in October and November failed to meet financial expectations, impacting scores in the Vulture Movies Fantasy League. For instance, "The Running Man" debuted to a modest opening weekend, disappointing those who drafted it.
Despite the struggles of recent releases, there is optimism for the remainder of the year. Major upcoming films such as "Wicked: For Good," "Avatar: Fire and Ash," and "Zootopia 2" are anticipated to drive significant box office revenue and accumulate fantasy league points. The league is also looking towards awards season contenders to provide a late-year boost.
This coming week is poised to be pivotal, with "Wicked: For Good" set to premiere alongside the nominations announcement for the AARP Movies for Grownups Awards. This timing offers a substantial influx of points just before Thanksgiving, providing a potential turnaround for participants.
