[ SECRET POST #6056 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6056 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Hollywood's reluctance to admit anything (really) flops?

[(Anonymous)]

I mean,,,

I don't think this really means that much. Studios are still going to have someone in the company whose job it is to look at the data and figure out why nobody went to the movie. Even if it's not tracked by the theater, or publicly reported, that's a huge part of the studios' job.

Also all of this is stuff that happened in 2003, I'm sure that studios have much more robust data and analytics now.

Re: Hollywood's reluctance to admit anything (really) flops?

[(Anonymous)]

They tracked a load of sales and learned not to release movies during construction season. Or the week before major holidays. Tracking this shit is how you learn these things.