Submitted by Cogniscience t3_yuk3lb in dataisbeautiful
dc456 t1_iwbd835 wrote
Reply to comment by kindred_asura in [OC] John Wick Series - Doubling the Budget Doubles the Gross by Cogniscience
This chart has just starkly illustrated to me why movies that I like are increasingly hard to find. The wider public clearly significantly prefer the type of movie that I really don’t like, or at least are willing to spend more money to see them.
I’m not saying that they or I have better taste, just that the studios are obviously going to cater to the group that brings in more money, and unfortunately I’m not part of it.
AdlPadl970 t1_iwbte16 wrote
Possibly. Another way to look at it is the first movie drew in attention and more people to watch the second one. Then by the time the 3rd one came out there are all those people that have seen or heard about the first 2 movies.
Like I bet in 1983, a few months before Return of the Jedi came out, there was a lot more hype for star wars then a few months before A new Hope in 1977.
dc456 t1_iwc4i0u wrote
But Return of the Jedi did worse at the box office.
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