discussion Nearly 3M US households saw Don't Worry Darling on HBO Max

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Adjusted for viewership using Nielsen,  that's about 6.75M viewers that streamed the movie.  Trippy movie that fell apart in the final act,  but vindication considering the messy press the movie got? Miss Flo was by far the best thing about it  (and the only reason the movie was somewhat watchable).

[Power love]

That’s what you call talent babe 

[Bloodflowers.]

Harry is a streaming draw so I am not surprised

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These numbers don't surprise me considering the film basically broke even (at least for its theatrical run), when you factor in marketing costs and exhibition-platform costs. People interested in this film most likely waited for streaming.

 

That being said, good for Olivia Wilde that Don't Worry Darling did financially better than her debut, but if Wilde gets to direct a third film, I sincerely hope it's closer in quality to Booksmart than Don't Worry Darling. 

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ended Dune US household numbers 

[Popboi.]

3 million potential unsuscribers

Edited November 16, 2022 by Popboi.

[hardbrit]

One of the worst movies I have ever seen

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 Harry’s streaming power

of course they made the poster look like he’s the main character