DarthSkywalker
🦉Your Most Aggro Pal (he/him)
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I thought they’d be able to get more families interested. Have other recent Pixar films been opening low too? (I haven’t kept track)Only gonna make about $35M this weekend. Unfortunately audiences have been trained to wait for streaming now, especially since these movies all feel like the same now.
Was it boring?I watched this movie today and I fell asleep. For context I have never fallen asleep watching a movie at the cinemas.
Damn, that bad?I watched this movie today and I fell asleep. For context I have never fallen asleep watching a movie at the cinemas.
Seeing the trailer ahead of another film got me interested after not knowing about this till then.I see. Thanks for that. I remember Lightyear. Maybe I missed all the ones that went straight to D+.Only Lightyear got a wide release since Covid and it flopped. Everything else has gone straight to D+
The last pre pandemic movie that I watched was Onward and I did fall asleep in that one but I still saw the ending.I see. Thanks for that. I remember Lightyear. Maybe I missed all the ones that went straight to D+.
The only one I enjoyed was Turning Red. The story and animation was different than most Pixar movies.I see. Thanks for that. I remember Lightyear. Maybe I missed all the ones that went straight to D+.
Yes hence making me fall asleep.Was it boring?
That only happens to me if I don't have enough sleep.
And since Disney+ came out, I don't think I will ever see a PiXar movie in the theaters again.
Do Pixar movies usually do well in previews? Maybe too late for the kids or something.Official Thursday preview number from Disney is…$2.4 million. Ooof. I advise heading for the nearest shelter immediately, nuclear box office bomb incoming.

Toy Story 4 did 12, Rise of Gru 11, families do come out, especially since “previews” start midafternoon now.Do Pixar movies usually do well in previews? Maybe too late for the kids or something.![]()
Oh right, so this is absolutely not comparable. Film’s gonna disappear soon.Toy Story 4 did 12, Rise of Gru 11, families do come out, especially since “previews” start midafternoon now.

I hope Pixar can bounce back long term. My nieces will get to the age to be able to start watching films like this soon and I want to be able to take them (and have an excuse to go to them all).Some more detail from deadline:
Elemental received great grades last night of 4 1/2 stars from general audiences and 69% recommend while kids under 12 gave it 5 stars and a 69% recommend. However, the movie came in lower than what rival distribution sources were expecting with a very low $2.4M. That’s slightly higher than Onward‘s $2M and that was off 6PM showtimes in early March 2020 when Covid fears were just bubbling. That Pixar troll movie posted a low $39.1M which tied with 2015’s The Good Dinosaur as one the Emeryville, CA studio’s lowest openings at the box office. Disney is hoping the movie gets to $35M. We’ll let this film breath, hoping it can get a boost on Father’s Day Sunday before we examine the corpse. The Disney/Pixar movie leaned 60% women, and 65% moms with girls outweighing boys, 66% to 34%. Women over 25 showed up at 32% (85% grade), women under 25 at 27% (89% grade), men over 25 at 25% (85% grade) and men under 25 at 15% (67% grade). Diversity demos were Caucasian 31%, Hispanic and Latino at 27%, Black at 17% and Asian at a very strong 20%.
They're still planning on releasing Elio in theaters next year, which I have to admit does look more interesting than Elemental.They already have