Weekend Box Office: Clown on Clown Carnage

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'Terrifier 3' Tops Box Office With $18 Million Debut, 'Joker: Folie à Deux' Collapses With Brutal 81% Drop https://t.co/zcK5hTEenv
- Variety (@Variety) October 13, 2024

Terrifier 3 ended up taking the top spot at the box office, with a franchise high opening of $18.3 million, a huge win for the gory, unrated indie slasher. Its haul from this weekend

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Absolutely bonkers weekend at the box office. Cannot believe that an unrated indie horror movie won the weekend, much less that it won the weekend over the second weekend of a sequel whose original film made a billion fucking dollars!! Warner Bros must be in fucking shambles right now.

On the plus side, this should mean that they go all in on promoting Dune 2 for awards season.

Bummed that Saturday Night isn't doing better, but it feels like the audience for theatrical adult dramas has become inconsistent at best. It's a shame - it wasn't amazing, but I enjoyed it!

Last night, I saw We Live in Time with an Andrew Garfield Q&A after.

The movie was exactly what I expected from the trailer, in a good way, and I still got emotionally bodied by it. I was like



at both the scene I recognized from candid shots of them filming, as well as the very brief scene with the carousel horse.



And Andrew was so cute and chatty and funny during the Q&A... I was charmed.

Unfortunately, I think it will probably flop in wide release like most other adult dramas rn, which is a damn shame. Hope I am wrong!!

[vazabroc]

[saturdaysinbed]

ridiculously charming. i'm so glad you got to go to a q&a!!

[sarafina126]

Yesss they need to bring all awards effort into Dune 2. The early release date may hurt it.

[spacemonkey_699]

How was the carousel horse? I'm hearing good things about its scene stealing performance