JonathanLB
Jun 5th, 2002, 07:53:00 AM
Will AOTC gain theaters this weekend as Spider-Man did, but lose screens? TPM also did this. 2,970 to 3,126 at its widest point, which was fourth weekend or so I think.
I looked at my local theaters to get a bit of a picture in my tiny area of the nation, hehe...
Evergreen: cutting AOTC from 3 screens to 2. Spider-Man retains two screens (there is something wrong with these people if they think putting the STUPID looking Ya-Ya horsecrap on two screens is a good idea and putting the most obvious #1 film on one single screen, Bad Company, is smart also; this isn't bad company, it's just a bad move!).
Broadway: Spider-Man gets the BOOT, AOTC is still playing next to two new openers and Sum of All Fears (Broadway is small, so I mentioned it for this reason; 4 screens total).
Movies on TV: Status quo (SW on 3!).
Tigard 11: Status quo (SW on 2).
This seems encouraging to me, for my viewings, I mean, the selfish b***ard that I am, hehe.
This is my idea of perfect...
AOTC stays at Evergreen on at least one screen through mid-July, then for the rest of July they give it a split engagement, something like noon and 7:30 p.m., sharing a screen with perhaps Spider-Man or something else that they do not want to cut yet, but don't want to give a full screen.
THEN, Movies on TV, being a bigger theater, still has a full screen playing AOTC through half of August at least (they played TPM 22 weeks, the entire run up until Nov. 3, versus 14 weeks for Evergreen). Then immediately following the, oh, mid-August departure of AOTC from Movies on TV, it enters Valley Tri Theater, the cheapo, second-run theater in my area, where it plays until the end of September, when I leave for college (Sept. 30 is the start date). If all of that went perfectly as I described, or 85% perfectly, I would get to 75 AOTC viewings I think...
I looked at my local theaters to get a bit of a picture in my tiny area of the nation, hehe...
Evergreen: cutting AOTC from 3 screens to 2. Spider-Man retains two screens (there is something wrong with these people if they think putting the STUPID looking Ya-Ya horsecrap on two screens is a good idea and putting the most obvious #1 film on one single screen, Bad Company, is smart also; this isn't bad company, it's just a bad move!).
Broadway: Spider-Man gets the BOOT, AOTC is still playing next to two new openers and Sum of All Fears (Broadway is small, so I mentioned it for this reason; 4 screens total).
Movies on TV: Status quo (SW on 3!).
Tigard 11: Status quo (SW on 2).
This seems encouraging to me, for my viewings, I mean, the selfish b***ard that I am, hehe.
This is my idea of perfect...
AOTC stays at Evergreen on at least one screen through mid-July, then for the rest of July they give it a split engagement, something like noon and 7:30 p.m., sharing a screen with perhaps Spider-Man or something else that they do not want to cut yet, but don't want to give a full screen.
THEN, Movies on TV, being a bigger theater, still has a full screen playing AOTC through half of August at least (they played TPM 22 weeks, the entire run up until Nov. 3, versus 14 weeks for Evergreen). Then immediately following the, oh, mid-August departure of AOTC from Movies on TV, it enters Valley Tri Theater, the cheapo, second-run theater in my area, where it plays until the end of September, when I leave for college (Sept. 30 is the start date). If all of that went perfectly as I described, or 85% perfectly, I would get to 75 AOTC viewings I think...