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Joanne98 (1000+ posts) Sun Oct-04-09 03:44 PMOriginal message If you go to see "Capitalism" check your ticket to make sure they rang it up on the right key. I never go to the movies. But when I went to see Fahrenheit 911 my movie theater rang it up on The Anchor Man instead. I didn't notice for six months when I cleaned my purse.I wouldn't be surprised if the theaters are pulling all kinds of crap.
izquierdista (1000+ posts) Sun Oct-04-09 03:48 PMResponse to Original message 1. All kinds of crap? Sinister forces are at work, making minimum wage high school students punch the wrong button, thereby skewing the numbers, thereby enabling Cheney to take over the world.
Yeah, that's why Moore's movie only brought in $1.3 million over the weekend. It's the ticket window's fault. Couldn't have anything to do with the fact that people have caught on to Moore's dishonest, fabricated "documentaries".
See?I told ya.If the Joanne98 primitive cleans out her purse only once every six months, imagine how long she goes between changes of underwear.
Or they could be like me and go to the movies to be entertained, not lectured to by a fat hypocrit. That's why I went and saw Zombieland.
Si, senor.
Here's a look at the weekend's top-grossing films based on Friday-Sunday estimates as compiled by Exhibitor Relations:1. Zombieland, $25 million2. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, $16.7 million3. Toy Story/Toy Story 2, $12.5 million4. The Invention of Lying, $7.4 million5. Surrogates, $7.3 million6. Whip It, $4.9 million (tie)6. Capitalism: A Love Story, $4.9 million (tie)8. Fame, $4.8 million9. The Informant!, $3.8 million 10. Love Happens, $2.8 million
The biggest disappointment of the weekend is Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story (Overture). After a $57K per theatre average on 4 screens last weekend, the picture broke to a wider 962 locations with terrible results. The “documentary” only sold an estimated $1.3M in tickets to start the weekend, and it will finish at about $3.9M for a PTA of less than $4,000. That soft opening will almost certainly make Capitalism Moore’s weakest-grossing movie since 2002’s Bowling for Columbine ($21.5M domestic gross).
EOnlineA lot of moonbats went to watch it this weekend.
Seriously, that's all his "love story" to capitalism could garner this weekend?
I wish she'd found a ticket stub that said "Passion Of The Christ".
All 4,800 of the DUmmies? "The Invention of Lying" sounded kinda good. I saw "The Informant" last week. That was damn-near an anti-capitalism movie by itself. It was kinda slow, and not what I expected. If you've seen the trailers, those are the only laughs in the entire movie.
I heard one of the Libtards here in the St. Louis area call it an "Art" film. His "reasoning" for expected low ticket sales.