Sean Fennessey

Probably going to settle between $350 million and $400 million.

I don't even remember what we picked for our summer movie preview game.

We can talk a little bit about some of the things we got right and wrong there.

But even Solo, which is the biggest bomb, really, of the Star Wars history, got to $393 million.

seven years ago, eight years ago.

And apparently, it's losing IMAX screens to Masters of the Universe this weekend.

I'm very excited.

And you know what?

The early reviews are very positive about Masters of the Universe, and I'm seeing it tonight.

I'm excited for you.

It's all coming up to me.

I agree with you that I don't think it's going to radically change things.

I do think that when we talk about how the studios will react, we tend to just think of them as like

faceless corporate morons, right?

That's the perception of the people.

Most of the people that I know who work in the kind of like middle class of movie executive love when shit like this happens.

They cheer.

They're super excited.

The problem with their jobs is they bring stuff like this to their bosses all the time and their bosses tell them no.

And so it's like, it's more like, will this wake the bosses up?