The movie industry, while a creative one, runs on monetary success, like any industry. Without the financial metric of how movies perform, we don’t get things like sequels, franchises or even cinematic universes. The Box Office is the metric by which movies are deemed hits or flops. Given that, we at Comic Years decided to break down the 2021 Box Office, and what it all means for the movies released so far, and the ones that are still left to come in this year. So join ComicYears.com Managing Editor Joshua M. Patton and feature writer Meghan Hale as they deep dive into the 2021 Box Office on this episode.
HIGHLIGHTS
$ Joshua and Meghan recount their first experience with the Box Office.
$ We discuss what kind of things makes a hit at the box office, and what factors make a movie flop.
$ Shang-Chi is the year’s biggest Box Office hit: https://comicyears.com/movies/shang-chi-2021-box-office-gross/
$ Joshua tries to fine-tune the expectations and distinguishes between a regular hit, or a ‘pandemic hit’.
$ How No Time To Die broke Box Office records: https://comicyears.com/movies/no-time-to-die-foriegn-box-office/
$ What genres do better from a monetary perspective?
$ Venom: Let There Be Carnage does surprisingly well at the Box Office.
$ Did streaming releases impact the current box office results?
$ Free Guy also wins at the Box Office: https://comicyears.com/movies/free-guy-opening-weekend-box-office/
$ Did James Gunn’s Suicide Squad flop: https://comicyears.com/movies/suicide-squad-box-office-flop/
$ In the lightning round of this episode, the team gives their predictions of which 2021 upcoming releases will be hits or flops.
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