Box office

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Lights! Camera! Headlines! And as expected, quiet weekends at the box office.

It was Halloween weekend.

You can see everything overtaking Clayface for the number one spot.

And sometimes they make absolutely no sense at all.

So lately, a lot of films and theaters have been flopping at the box office.

And there's this trend going around on the Internet.

that if um that um because that these movies are people have been asking for original films but yet they're not going seeing it so it's like you don't really care about original films type of deal and it's like what that makes absolutely no sense so like for example um Digger, one of the – it's like the biggest film of the year that has the biggest flop of the year.

I don't I highly doubt it's that expensive But it's just like my biggest problem with all these argument points It's just like what are we what are we arguing for why are we giving the studios

an excuse here's the thing that I think is interesting.

You go and look, I pulled up the box office cause I was curious.

Spider-Man, Odyssey, Toy Story 5, Michael, Super Mario Galaxy's movie, Devil Wears Product 2, Project Hail Mary, Pegasus 3, which interesting.

I could fill this entire show just by describing said list to you.

But I mean, a film that wasn't a box office success, as we're going to get into on its initial release, but now is very, very much loved.

And it goes right back into, if you like, the origin story of Quentin Tarantino, the filmmaker that we know now.

And Quentin Tarantino's story is something of legend, isn't it? He worked at Video Archives in the US along with his friend Roger Avery, handwrote his scripts and was coming up with scripts such as Natural Born Killers and True Romance, obviously Reservoir Dogs as well.

Such was where his headspace had got to.

Tony Scott then.

Now, fairly recently on the show, I've talked about Tony Scott directing The Last Boy Scout and The Last Boy Scout starring Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans is a I mean, how familiar is this is a very loved film now that didn't necessarily break through, particularly at the box office at the time.

It's also a film that attracted heat for its violence.

Some of them are, yeah.

So at the box office this weekend, you can see everything, which is the documentary that is a pseudo-documentary.

It's not a real documentary about Elizabeth Holmes.

It continues to be insanely popular.

I don't understand.

I guess they're trying to understand Elizabeth Holmes and what is her thing, because she sits there with her expression, looking directly into people's eyes, convincing them of anything.

But it's been powerful at the box office, and it's making money hand over fist.

And in Hollywood, that makes it great, even though I hated it.

And guess who won? The new kids on the block.

Also, the box office.

It's Halloween.

We got to do better than this.

And here they are, third year, won a championship.

Congratulations to them.

The box office.

We've got to talk to these movie studios.

So we will talk about that.

We will also find out what happened at the box office over the weekend.

And a movie director accidentally shot himself at a gun range over the weekend.

So we'll get the details of that story as well.

Nice.

So I'm glad he's going to be okay.

At the box office this weekend, you can see everything finally hit number one after its third week at the box office.

Thanks to me.