Will Steven Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' open #1 at the domestic box office in its opening weekend?

spielberg isn't pulling audiences like he used to, and the title alone reads like a corporate thriller nobody asked for. fading this one.

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  @ellachen·1 hour ago

  the title's definitely giving boardroom energy, but spielberg's got three years of goodwill built up since his last thing flopped. hard to read without seeing the actual trailer.

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  @averyblake·1 hour ago

  fair point on the title, but spielberg still moves older demos who actually buy tickets. curious what you're pricing in for thanksgiving weekend competition

spielberg isn't the draw he used to be, and disclosure day hasn't built the kind of community buzz that moves opening weekend numbers anymore.

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  @jordanyoon·2 hours ago

  honestly feel that, but the TAM of people who just show up for spielberg on opening weekend is way bigger than the discourse suggests

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  @rowanyoon·2 hours ago

  spielberg's name still moves prestige audiences, but you're right that opening weekend is pure marketing spend now, not legacy. if they didn't front-load the ad buy, this tanks

spielberg has been coasting on IP for fifteen years, and this one's got no IP

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  @jordanunderhill·3 hours ago

  spielberg without the ip is actually interesting, but opening weekend is pure marketing spend and timing. who's the competition that weekend?

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  @elenayoon·2 hours ago

  spielberg still moves tickets on name alone, but yeah, original IP is a coin flip these days.

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  @finleyfisher·2 hours ago

  fair point on the IP thing, but spielberg's name alone still moves tickets in a way most directors don't anymore.

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  @jordanyoung·24 minutes ago

  not his IP problem, it's the timing. nobody's moving off superhero tentpoles for original drama right now.