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24 Hour Party People Box Office in America thru 9/6

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Through the weekend of Spetember 6th, 24 Hour Party People has grossed just over $750,000 in the US, on fewer then 35 screens -- overall a very good per screen average for an indie film. I would expect it will top out near $1 million dollars.

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that's good to hear. in toronto it doesn't seem like it's going so well. everyone i know who has seen it has commented on the fact that the theatre was empty. i guess it's not all that surprising though - there was no marketing campaign backing up the release at all. what a shame.

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There were quite a few people in the theater in Portland at the economy show when I saw it, I think it lasted longer than one week, which isn't too bad for around here.

I did run into the gentleman who used to sell me a lot of the Factory records back in the 80's, and who now runs Soleilmoon Records, after the show. Very nice surprise after all of these years.

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what's this film about?

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Originally posted by Commuter that's good to hear. in toronto it doesn't seem like it's going so well. everyone i know who has seen it has commented on the fact that the theatre was empty. i guess it's not all that surprising though - there was no marketing campaign backing up the release at all. what a shame.

did you pay the 13.50 at the paramount to see this film?:nonono: that's way too much. when i saw it in toronto, it was a wednesday night and the capacity looked like...dunno. a third of the space was filled. so i didn't think it was a really bad turn out. there was some advertising for it in the independent weeklies and there were a couple of half-page reviews of it. but the point is, its mainly a select audience who would really give a crap about this film. indie film lovers and JD/NO/happy mondays fans.

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i din't pay the 13.50 thank god. i went to the "cheap" matinee on sunday so i "only" had to pay 10.50. the worst. when i went the crowd was mostly smelly record nerd types.

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Originally posted by Commuter i din't pay the 13.50 thank god. i went to the "cheap" matinee on sunday so i "only" had to pay 10.50. the worst. when i went the crowd was mostly smelly record nerd types.

13.50? :eek:

Is that the price of a regular ticket in Toronto? Seesh, they just dropped it here to 9.50$ in Famous Players theatres.. it was 12$, and it was outrageous, but we had competition that are still 9$..

(And for our US visitors, those are canadian dollars, so yes it's very cheap compared to your prices)

Gosh, I miss the time it was 7$ to go see a movie, and 4.50$ on tuesdays!

P/S: Matinee is 5$ to 6.50$ here :wink:

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that's the price at those mega theatre things like the paramount. i think that it is something like 11.50 at the regular theatres. still terrible.

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Wow, the movies are quiet expensive. I think it was 8.50 when I saw it.

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factor in exchange though - 13.50 canadian is something like 2.00 US, so it's not as bad as it seems.

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13.50 CAD $ = 8.52875 USD $

So it's about even, just a bit more expensive in Canada!!

:thumb:

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yeah...I only paid $7.50 US to see it...of course, we've both seen it twice now...so that's a grand total of a whopping $30 US I've kicked into the coffers so far!

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Now this is a prime example of a boring thread. Who gives a fuck about the cost of cinema tickets? Really, have a word with yourselves.

Could I sound anymore condescending than that? Keep it up and I'll try.

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Originally posted by Hank Wiseass©
Now this is a prime example of a boring thread. Who gives a fuck about the cost of cinema tickets? Really, have a word with yourselves.Could I sound anymore condescending than that? Keep it up and I'll try.

:lol: :laugh: :lol:

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the film just came out yesterday in orlando (finally!). i went today (sunday) and there were only about 15 of us in the cinema. it did get a write up in the local paper though, so maybe it will do okay. what a fantastic film! steve coogan was terrific as usual...saw a little bit of alan partridge coming out for a bit there, i think.

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It's been open in NYC for what, a month now, and walking past the theater in the L.E.S. this past Sat Nite it I noticed that it had sold out both the 8:00 and 10:20 showing. When I saw it three weeks ago at a 10:20 Sat night showing, it was crowded, but not sold out and the earlier show hadn't sold out either, so it actually looks like it's building steam here.

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