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O.Supreme wrote:So, I was looking at Funimaitons list of released films on Boxoffice Mojo. Really the only one of significance financially is DBZ: Resurrection F. (8 million) I wonder if Shin Godzilla will match/beat it. It may be a small goal, but a goal nonetheless.
O.Supreme wrote:So, I was looking at Funimaitons list of released films on Boxoffice Mojo. Really the only one of significance financially is DBZ: Resurrection F. (8 million) I wonder if Shin Godzilla will match/beat it. It may be a small goal, but a goal nonetheless.
Benjamin Haines wrote:Dragon Ball Z is much more of a mainstream franchise in the U.S. than Godzilla is.
MekaGojira3k wrote:I really don't think it will. If it does, I'll be surprised but all theaters nearby showed Resurrection F multiple times and for more days. In Ashland and Johnson City there will only be 5 showings.
O.Supreme wrote:Benjamin Haines wrote:Dragon Ball Z is much more of a mainstream franchise in the U.S. than Godzilla is.
This statement right here...may be currently "accurate"...but semantically...is just so wrong. I bet if you took 100 random people off the street in *anytown* USA , more of them would know what Godzilla is as opposed to what DBZ is. Unfortunately the theater I went to had no posters or adverts for the film, I was surprised it was as full as it was. With only 8 days total, who knows...maybe some locations will request additional showings? There's just something wrong if you ask me when we live in a place where DBZ is more popular than Godzilla...
O.Supreme wrote:Benjamin Haines wrote:Dragon Ball Z is much more of a mainstream franchise in the U.S. than Godzilla is.
This statement right here...may be currently "accurate"...but semantically...is just so wrong. I bet if you took 100 random people off the street in *anytown* USA , more of them would know what Godzilla is as opposed to what DBZ is. Unfortunately the theater I went to had no posters or adverts for the film, I was surprised it was as full as it was. With only 8 days total, who knows...maybe some locations will request additional showings? There's just something wrong if you ask me when we live in a place where DBZ is more popular than Godzilla...
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