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Oct 16, 2026

PatHOST
65:51
Well, the ones we talked about are the new ones.
PatHOST
65:53
I would say go to thenumbers.com and find last weekend's results so you'll see what has been out.
PatHOST
66:01
I mean, I'll tell you last weekend, Other Mommy was number one.
PatHOST
66:05
That's the big holdover.
Pete WrightHOST
47:51
Music by Tsabutan, I Am Daylight, Oriol Novella, and Eli Catlin.
Pete WrightHOST
47:57
Andy usually finds all the stats for the awards and numbers at the-numbers.com, boxofficemojo.com, imdb.com, and wikipedia.org. Find the show and the full archive at truestory.fm. You can follow us from there, too, plus you can find out how to become a member and go further with every episode.
Pete WrightHOST
48:15
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Pete WrightHOST
48:23
[upbeat music] All right, Andy, how'd to do at awards season? So many awards.
Dave ChapmanHOST
1:22
We might also get some insight into what happened with the-numbers.com.
Dave ChapmanHOST
1:27
So if you haven't heard our episode with Steven Fellows on what happened at The Numbers, maybe drop into that first, and then this conversation with Antonio might give you a mirror image of, of what's going on in the background there.
Dave ChapmanHOST
1:41
And perhaps, you know, what you might do as a webmaster to avoid crash situations like The Numbers found themselves in a year or so ago.
Dave ChapmanHOST
1:51
Before we get to all of that though, what's confusing you this week, Rob?
Rob KernahanHOST
1:56
Well, David, it's a complicated one.

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Dave ChapmanHOST
27:55
Right.
Dave ChapmanHOST
27:55
And if we just maybe step behind th-the experience for a bit and just talk a little bit about what's, what's going on behind to, to, um, to, to generate and then return such very specific contextual information.
Dave ChapmanHOST
28:11
And I wanna bring in something that happened to The Numbers website recently.
JeremyHOST
0:50
I disagree with Candace Owens on many, many, many things.
JeremyHOST
0:52
I think she's, she's probably like clinically insane, but it is entertaining content as seen by the numbers.
GageHOST
0:57
At least she's not like smarmy.
GageHOST
0:59
Yeah.

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JeremyHOST
54:35
And regardless of what's actually being exported, like you said, price for gas is still very high, price for diesel is still very high, and the price for a barrel of oil remains high.
JeremyHOST
54:42
Which makes me think personally, because we've been complaining for a while about how the stock market, about how speculation on the oil market is not real.
JeremyHOST
54:48
Trump can just say some shit and then the numbers drop, the numbers incline, fucking whatever.
JeremyHOST
54:52
If this had any inkling of truth to it or even just like some copium injected into it, I would think the price of a barrel of oil would drop immediately.
Brodie KerrkillenHOST
45:41
True.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
45:42
Elsewhere on the internet, um, I use a website called thenumbers.com for my box office figures.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
45:47
Uh, elsewhere on the internet it says that it made $7 million.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
45:49
I could not find a source for that number-
Dave ChapmanHOST
9:12
So let's go to our conversation with Stephen Follows.
Dave ChapmanHOST
9:15
He's written on the numbers recently and get some insights.
Dave ChapmanHOST
9:26
And I'm delighted to say joining us is Stephen Follows.
Dave ChapmanHOST
9:30
Stephen is a film data analyst.
Dave ChapmanHOST
11:54
Very, very nice.
Dave ChapmanHOST
11:55
Anyway, look, back to business.
Dave ChapmanHOST
11:58
So Film Data Analyst, before we get into a recent article that you wrote on Substack, which was about what's happened to a website called The Numbers.
Dave ChapmanHOST
12:07
We'll come to that.
Zach MellonHOST
9:52
So I'm going to be honest with you.
Zach MellonHOST
9:54
It says the budget was $19 million according to the numbers.com.
Zach MellonHOST
9:58
Some sources report that $37 million was also the budget at the end.
Sloane SteeleHOST
10:04
It had to be.
Adam ConoverHOST
46:01
It's literally destroying the sites themselves.
Adam ConoverHOST
46:04
The writer Stephen Follows recently covered what happened at the site thenumbers.com, and this story is terrifying.
Adam ConoverHOST
46:10
The Numbers is a site that has tracked and reported on film industry box office receipts for 30 years.
Adam ConoverHOST
46:16
Even if you've never used it, you've definitely been impacted by their work.
Trace ThurmanHOST
21:45
I...
Trace ThurmanHOST
21:45
Like, literally, like, uh, Box Office Mojo has one, Wikipedia has one, TheNumbers.com has...
Trace ThurmanHOST
21:51
They're all different.
Trace ThurmanHOST
21:52
And so looking-

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