discussion Joker: FAD to lose $150-200M, one of the biggest box office bombs ever

[Femininomenon]

A movie, album, single, and soundtrack tanking at the same time? Is this a record? 
 

[Cloudy]

1 hour ago, Lil' Oz said:

And now it's 35M

 

hows this possible? Genuine question…

Gaga setting new standards. Thee movie industry

[Pop_Music_Lover]

8 minutes ago, LanaXtinaFan said:

Girl she read the script. She made the choice. Shes as much to blame.

what kind of logic is that? someone would have taken the spot anyway, if you get hired to work in a company and the job position is simply bad would you blame the employer who JOINED something that was existing and would have existed even without them?  

[fridayteenage]

is that employee getting $12 million? 

 

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

1 hour ago, Lil' Oz said:

 
the numbers keep dropping

its so OVER  

Can you change the thread title and ass the US numbers?

 

[Peroxide]

41 minutes ago, LanaXtinaFan said:

I am actually in utter shock at how huge this flop is. Considering the budget of the movie and the franchise, this is historically probably the biggest flop for any pop girl movie.

Surely Glitter takes the cake there? But it's up there.

[A Million Lights]

Harlequin 26k

RT 32%
box office 35M

 

What a legend 

[Orsay]

OMG  worse than anyone could have expected lmfaooo

[traherne]

Warner should embrace the flop like Paramount did with Mommie Dearest back in the 80s and promote it as a "so-bad-it's-good campfest". They should even retitle it Joker 2: Razzie à Deux

 

[traherne]

Just now, Orsay said:

OMG  worse than anyone could have expected lmfaooo

It's fascinating. Even when it was first shown at festivals and word of mouth was not great, the general expectation seemed to be for a mediocre underperformer. Not even the most optmistic hater could predict that this would crash and burn worse than Madame Web.

[traherne]

Just now, Orsay said:

OMG  worse than anyone could have expected lmfaooo

It's fascinating. Even when it was first shown at festivals and word of mouth was not great, the general expectation seemed to be for a mediocre underperformer. Not even the most optmistic hater could predict that this would crash and burn worse than Madame Web.

[hallucinate]

[fridayteenage]

Most frontloaded $20M+ weekends (percent of OW made by Friday):
54.3% Fault In Our Stars
53.9% Hannah Montana
53.8% Harry Potter 8
53.3% Renaissance A Film By Beyonce
52.1% Paranormal Activity 4

 

Will this break another record? 

[Lil' Oz]

2 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

Can you change the thread title and ass the US numbers?

 

Any suggestions?

[Queenyoncee]

4 hours ago, Lil' Oz said:

 
the numbers keep dropping

its so OVER  

THE BIGGEST BOMB OF ALL TIME

 

[Kayseri Mantisi]

[halcyonday]

4 hours ago, Lil' Oz said:

 
the numbers keep dropping

its so OVER  

The biggest bomb EVER

 

[Breathe On Moi]

[LOTF]

2 hours ago, hallucinate said:

Little monsters be like rn

[Starshine]

Gaga's Joker 2:FAD

 

[commander]

Damn. It's like the Murphy's law on steroids 

[Nefertiti0]

[John Slayne]

i just don't understand why the studio gave a greenlight to it being a musical. it's a dying genre, even West Side Story tanked and that was directed by steven spielberg and was actually acclaimed.

 

and then they paid Gaga millions to be in the movie only to cut her material? everything about this is a mess, i was so excited when the first trailer came out but now i'm not sure if i can be bothered to even see it. 

[halcyonday]

'Boring': Gaga's movie divides critics

https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/movies/boring-gagas-movie-divides-critics/news-story/6a50e2d21beaad4db9b86ebdb5709396

 

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Lady Gaga has a flop movie on her hands, it seems.

The pop star is starring in Joker 2, which is the sequel to the hugely successful DC superhero movie that proved a massive hit with critics and fans alike.

Sadly for Gaga, she's hitched her name to the sequel, which is being labelled a "bomb" by critics who have savaged the flick now the review embargo is up.

The movie, which made the controversial decision to be a musical, has failed to impress critics and is currently clinging to a "Fresh" rating by just 1 per cent after initially debuting to 59 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes.

Edited October 5 by halcyonday

[Jay07]

3 hours ago, traherne said:

It's fascinating. Even when it was first shown at festivals and word of mouth was not great, the general expectation seemed to be for a mediocre underperformer. Not even the most optmistic hater could predict that this would crash and burn worse than Madame Web.

This is what happens when a director is not simply inept but chooses to actively antagonize his audience.