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Epic 'Killers of the Flower Moon' flops at the box office
The Eras Tour earned over $90 million in its first weekend, so even with a drop, its second-weekend take was greater that Flower Moon's opening.Stabitha_Christie said:And another clickbait headline from Apple Insider.
So the move flopped because ticket sales were down 61%... okay... So the Taylor Swift movie that was number dropped 63% from its first week to it's second... So I guess that is a flop as well? Large drops after an initial opening are not terribly unusual and even with the large drop, Killers of the Flower Moon was still the third highest grossing moving in its second weekend. Maybe Apple Insider should refrain from commenting on industries that it really doesn't know much about but at this rate one has to wonder what AI actually has any sort of expertise in.
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Only heroes use iPhones on TV, but they use them a lot
Pssst... there's a link to the script in the article. There are a couple of different early drafts online but this is the one with the Pencil and the, um, comments about Android.ATLMacFan said:
Oh… but I do. Now that you piqued my interest. Why would you write this if you aren’t going to tell us?AppleInsider said:
And you do not want to know how Mabel describes Android phones in a voiceover.
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'Slow Horses' gets two more seasons on Apple TV+
It's not uncommon for a production company to negotiate a two-season deal right at the off, but agree with the network or streamer to not say so. It lets them claim to be back by popular demand, and also to have the second run ready sooner than if they really waited for the show to be seen. We know See-Saw Films got a two-season order from Apple at the start because they made the first and second back to back, but it's curious that neither they nor Apple made a bit deal of announcing the second season.macgui said:I so excited, lol. Yeah, it's a great series and I'm onboard. Apple must have had to garuntee four seasons to keep Oldman, because that seems to be a really rare deal.
There been a few series that had a second season green lit before the first one finished, and even a couple that were "renewed" before the first season started. The first season bears rewatching and holds up really well. Oldman is great, the rest of the cast is very good, but my favorite is Mrs. Standish (Saskia Reeves).
