Sean Fennessey

On opening night, it made $36.4 million.

That's like Marvel movie shit.

I mean, that's like pretty crazy.

Yeah, I did.

I saw plenty of reports on social media about very bad behavior in the movie theater during this movie.

Oh, say more.

Well, just that there were a lot of people, young people, talking and kind of talking through the lore and talking through what it meant and people having their phones out during the screenings.

We didn't experience that.

We went to a screening of the movie.

I do like to see movies like this with people.

You may recall my Minecraft experience last year.

Just to kind of get a sense of what it's like.

And I think I can push back against my own enthusiasm by saying, you know, maybe this back rooms thing in particular is a kind of,

unreplicable one-off because of the huge amount of people that were already interested in this IP that pre-existed.

And then the movie, over the course of the weekend, went down.

It went down on Saturday in terms of box office.

It went down on Sunday in terms of box office.

I think for any horror movie, cinema scores are usually a little bit lower.

Right.

I think some people feel that way.