In this
BuzzFeed article, Adam B. Vary talks about how low the debut of the newest
Hunger Games movie, Mockingjay: Part 1
is in relation to the other two movies. Outlining the claim with facts such as
the 22% drop in the price of Mockingjay from
Catching Fire. So far Mockingjay has made a total of about
$123 million, while Catching Fire had
made $158.1 million by this time last year. It is still the highest debut of
2014, but is a great deal less than the others. This grabs people’s attention
because so far the debut values have been rising for the series, then they
suddenly dropped. That is something unexpected. Most would expect the prices to
keep on rising like usual, but instead they plummeted. Though, it is still
quite impressive that it has only been a few days and Mockingjay: Part 1 has already made $123 million dollars in
American box offices. More numbers are then added to sugar coat the slight
disappointment. On the international stage, Mockingjay
is doing much better. In international box offices, the movie has made a total
of about $152 million this past weekend. So, that’s good news, right? Maybe if
it was not still lower than the others. Still below the first film’s $283.2
million and the second’s $440.2 million, the oddity still prevails. All of
these facts make a fan wonder why this newest movie is not selling as well, or
at least as quickly, as the rest. We’ll just have to see if this downward trend
will continue with the final movie, Mockingjay:
Part 2 that comes out in theaters November 20, 2015. Let’s hope we get some
answers to our question of why.
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