While I realize that there are many devoted fans to this disney trilogy, I can't help but fantasize about this movies impending failure.
I mean, let's face it, most people over the age of ten are not going to request a ticket for "high school musical". That, plus the fact that most americans hate the kids from East High, will add to the failure of this movie.
* but, what if I'm wrong, and this movie is a commercial success?
Sure, there ae many dissappointed fans who felt isolated after the travesty that is High school Musical 2, but, maybe they were not isolated enough to not buy a ticket.
The bottom line is, ANYONE would watch High School musical if it was still on tv. First of all, it is free. Also, you are in the comfort of your own home, where no one KNOWS you are watching Disney. But, out in public, you would be torn apart for PAYING for said movie experience. But if the same amount of people who tuned in for the latest installment of the franchise (17 million) ALSO go see THIS installment, at approximately 8-12 dollars a ticket,
We are talking upwards of 170 million dollars, opening weekend (more that the dark knight)
While, I doubt this might happen, there is a chance that this movie COULD draw in a significant amount of cash, but not if america is too timid to request a ticket.
I mean, let's face it, most people over the age of ten are not going to request a ticket for "high school musical". That, plus the fact that most americans hate the kids from East High, will add to the failure of this movie.
* but, what if I'm wrong, and this movie is a commercial success?
Sure, there ae many dissappointed fans who felt isolated after the travesty that is High school Musical 2, but, maybe they were not isolated enough to not buy a ticket.
The bottom line is, ANYONE would watch High School musical if it was still on tv. First of all, it is free. Also, you are in the comfort of your own home, where no one KNOWS you are watching Disney. But, out in public, you would be torn apart for PAYING for said movie experience. But if the same amount of people who tuned in for the latest installment of the franchise (17 million) ALSO go see THIS installment, at approximately 8-12 dollars a ticket,
We are talking upwards of 170 million dollars, opening weekend (more that the dark knight)
While, I doubt this might happen, there is a chance that this movie COULD draw in a significant amount of cash, but not if america is too timid to request a ticket.
2 comments:
I'm pretty sure they all have AIDS, so this will mercifully be their last movie... hopefully, lol
hahaha, I agree with you jeffrey
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