‘Furiosa,’ ‘Garfield’ lead slowest Memorial Day box office in decades
‘Furiosa,’ ‘Garfield’ lead slowest Memorial Day box office in decades

‘Furiosa,’ ‘Garfield’ lead slowest Memorial Day box office in decades

tl;dr Furiosa's $25 million opening was lower than the expected $40 million that its predecessor Fury Road opened with. Could lose money on its $168 million budget.
Lower budgeted family friendly Garfield well on its way to profit on its reported $60 million budget.
- “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,” $25.6 million.
- “The Garfield Movie,” $24.8 million.
- “IF,” $16.1 million.
- “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes,” $13.4 million.
- “The Fall Guy,” $5.9 million.
- “The Strangers: Chapter 1,” $5.6 million.
- “Sight,” $2.7 million.”
- “Challengers,” $1.4 million.
- “Babes,” $1.1 million.
- “Back to Black,” $1.1 million.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga was pretty good. The CGI was hard to watch though. 35 minutes of ads, made me regret going to the movies and paying $65 for two people. That includes 2 "IMAX" tickets, a water, and some shit pretzel bits. Love some AMC.
So in the era of assigned seats, i wonder if maybe there somewhere I could go to find out each theater’s expected time from nominal start to actual start.
I only see a couple of movies in cinemas per year, but I still have that instinct that I need to be there on time, even though logically I know I have a ton of wiggle room. I think if I knew more going in, I’d be more sanguine about strolling in late like some sort of savvy YOLO Zoomer.
It would be great to know in advance. However, ours was delayed due to the tight run times. The movie let out 5 mins before ours started. They still had to clean the room. At this point I say, watch them at home.
Be in your seat 15 minutes after the published start and you will be fine.
Why did you pay $65 instead of 20?
$17.98 for Imax tickets x2 $20 Water and Pretzel bits Convience fee $6