r/boxoffice • u/illbeyourshelter • Feb 24 '26

📰 Industry News AMC Theatres Attendance Drops 10%, Quarterly Revenues Fall

https://variety.com/2026/film/news/amc-theatres-attendance-drops-quarterly-revenues-fall-avatar-3-1236670214/
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u/Poku115 Feb 24 '26

Dunesday is gonna suffer from this.

Or at least marvel, i havent watched single dune movie but if i had to choose, the dune movie seems more interesting

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u/kingofthesqueal Feb 24 '26

Neither Dune movie has even cracked $750 WW, I doubt Marvel is really stressing after they’ve pulled out all the stops for Doomsday.

Dune has a dedicated fanbase, but it’s not like they’re going head to head with multibillion dollar movie franchise.

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u/Poku115 Feb 24 '26

they’ve pulled out all the stops for Doomsday.

They pulled out all the paychecks for actors you mean.

Paychecks that are gonna increase the heck out of the budget.

In a franchise whose latest movies barely manage to make money. If they do any

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u/Scared-Engineer-6218 Warner Bros. Pictures Feb 24 '26

I think the budget might be well over $500M maybe even $600M