thestutteringrapper
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i do not get it. the most successful ones in the business are african american. outside of the mount rushmore of the business.
1. hulk hogan and the 80s legends.
2. stone cold and attuide era legends.
3. ruthless agression legends.
even then. if you talking about all around talent. with both hardcore fanbase.casusal and outside media ventures. who is better than us.
4. if we want to be honest. if you watch the history of wresltemania and wwe. black muscians and sports star saved wresltemania. mr. T main eventing made the mainstream pop culture take it seriosu.5. pattie labelle. 7.ALI 9. black singers.
2. i am seeing that alot of movies critics and people are hating on the the rock black adam movie and the rock hit tv show young rock.
and now black females are even hating on the rock movie. calling him not black enough. and because he is half somaon and got a white baby mother. he is not black enough.
Dwayne Johnson breaks US box-office record with 'Black Adam'
young rock first 2 seasons had a 5.4 and 3.2 tv ratings. bigger than smackdown,raw, tna,aew combine. raw gets about 2.0. smackdown was 1.5. nxt was barely 900k
aew is like 1.2 or 900k.
tna is 100k
Dwayne Johnson breaks US box-office record with 'Black Adam'
Warner Bros.' "Black Adam" opened with an estimated €67 million, according to studio estimates Sunday, handing Dwayne Johnson his biggest box-office weekend as a leading man and launching the D.C. Comics character he spent a decade to bring to the big screen.
“Black Adam” was a €200-million bid to upset the power balance in a DC Extended Universe dominated by the likes of Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman. The €67 million debut fell well shy of that stratosphere, even with the considerable draw of Johnson acting in his first superhero movie. Still, “Black Adam” managed the highest opening weekend since “Thor: Love and Thunder” debuted with €143 million in July.
Black Adam’ is Dwayne Johnson’s biggest domestic box-office debut as a leading man
Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Films’ “Black Adam” rocked the domestic box office this weekend with $67 million in ticket sales, according to estimates from measurement firm Comscore, marking Dwayne Johnson’s biggest North American debut as a leading man.
Opening in second place was Universal Pictures’ “Ticket to Paradise,” which exceeded expectations slightly by grossing $16.3 million in the U.S. and Canada — a solid start for a romantic comedy released in October.
Still going strong and rounding out the top three was Paramount Pictures’ “Smile,” which scared up $8.4 million in its fourth weekend for a North American cumulative of $84.3 million.
www.latimes.com
nd it’s not just “Black Adam” that’s struggled greatly to earn back its budget in pandemic times. Disney’s “Strange World” and Pixar’s “Lightyear,” director David O. Russell’s star-studded period piece “Amsterdam” and Lionsgate’s disaster thriller “Moonfall” were other big-budget properties that failed to turn a profit in theaters. Even as COVID cases dwindle and normal life rebounds, the movie theater business hasn’t been able to regain its footing. It’s been a huge problem for mega-budgeted films that rely on outsized attendance.
1. hulk hogan and the 80s legends.
2. stone cold and attuide era legends.
3. ruthless agression legends.
even then. if you talking about all around talent. with both hardcore fanbase.casusal and outside media ventures. who is better than us.
4. if we want to be honest. if you watch the history of wresltemania and wwe. black muscians and sports star saved wresltemania. mr. T main eventing made the mainstream pop culture take it seriosu.5. pattie labelle. 7.ALI 9. black singers.
2. i am seeing that alot of movies critics and people are hating on the the rock black adam movie and the rock hit tv show young rock.
and now black females are even hating on the rock movie. calling him not black enough. and because he is half somaon and got a white baby mother. he is not black enough.
Dwayne Johnson breaks US box-office record with 'Black Adam'
young rock first 2 seasons had a 5.4 and 3.2 tv ratings. bigger than smackdown,raw, tna,aew combine. raw gets about 2.0. smackdown was 1.5. nxt was barely 900k
aew is like 1.2 or 900k.
tna is 100k
Dwayne Johnson breaks US box-office record with 'Black Adam'
Warner Bros.' "Black Adam" opened with an estimated €67 million, according to studio estimates Sunday, handing Dwayne Johnson his biggest box-office weekend as a leading man and launching the D.C. Comics character he spent a decade to bring to the big screen.
“Black Adam” was a €200-million bid to upset the power balance in a DC Extended Universe dominated by the likes of Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman. The €67 million debut fell well shy of that stratosphere, even with the considerable draw of Johnson acting in his first superhero movie. Still, “Black Adam” managed the highest opening weekend since “Thor: Love and Thunder” debuted with €143 million in July.
Black Adam’ is Dwayne Johnson’s biggest domestic box-office debut as a leading man
Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Films’ “Black Adam” rocked the domestic box office this weekend with $67 million in ticket sales, according to estimates from measurement firm Comscore, marking Dwayne Johnson’s biggest North American debut as a leading man.
Opening in second place was Universal Pictures’ “Ticket to Paradise,” which exceeded expectations slightly by grossing $16.3 million in the U.S. and Canada — a solid start for a romantic comedy released in October.
Still going strong and rounding out the top three was Paramount Pictures’ “Smile,” which scared up $8.4 million in its fourth weekend for a North American cumulative of $84.3 million.
'Black Adam' is Dwayne Johnson's biggest domestic box-office debut as a leading man
Warner Bros.' 'Black Adam,' Universal's 'Ticket to Paradise' and Paramount's 'Smile' were the top three films at the domestic box office this weekend.
www.latimes.com
nd it’s not just “Black Adam” that’s struggled greatly to earn back its budget in pandemic times. Disney’s “Strange World” and Pixar’s “Lightyear,” director David O. Russell’s star-studded period piece “Amsterdam” and Lionsgate’s disaster thriller “Moonfall” were other big-budget properties that failed to turn a profit in theaters. Even as COVID cases dwindle and normal life rebounds, the movie theater business hasn’t been able to regain its footing. It’s been a huge problem for mega-budgeted films that rely on outsized attendance.
