A weekly conversation about the weekend box office between myself (Scott Mendelson) and a few younger and/or hipper pundits/entertainment journalists. Because why listen to me pontificate for 45 minutes when you can hear a handful of the best in the business as we discuss what happened and why at theaters near you? scottmendelson.substack.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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ComScore senior media analyst Paul Dergarabedian guest-stars (as Ryan Scott takes a breather) amid a look at Civil War’s second-weekend hold (the good) and the debuts for Abigail and Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (the bad) prior to a deep dive in... more
* What does Civil War’s chart-topping $26 million debut mean for A24? more
On the measured success of 'Monkey Man' and why 'The First Omen' is a classic "IP for the sake of IP" mistake. Thoughts on why the 20th Century Studios IP has mostly been so much of a dud for Disney, how 'Civil War' will play for paying moviegoers an... more
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Finally, Box Office Pundit Scott Mendelson headlines his own hour to go over the Blackjack game that is how well movies do individually in our modern cinematic environment, and other tangents. Very enjoyable.
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