Chapter 110: July info Dumping
Chapter 108
One month had passed since the premiere of My Big Fat Greek Wedding. It was now July, the heat of summer wrapping Los Angeles in its usual buzz.
I was sitting in a modern but cozy meeting room at one of our office buildings, sipping an iced tea as I looked across the table at Pepper.
"So, in one month, the movie made $83,576,526 in gross revenue domestic and $52,777,170 international, with a total of $136,353,696 worldwide," I said, glancing at the numbers on the report in front of me.
"And we'll probably let it run for another two months in most theaters," I added. "After that, the number of screenings usually drops a lot."
"And Paranormal Activity ended with $298,954,542 worldwide," I continued. "Oh, come on, Pepper, we couldn't just buy a few more tickets to close it at 300 million dollars?"
Pepper looked at me and ignored the question completely, changing the subject without missing a beat.
"So you're really not going to the premiere?" Pepper asked, raising an eyebrow.
"Nah," I said, shaking my head. "And it's not because of the theme," I added, referring to the upcoming Brakebroken Mountain premiere.
"I don't plan on going to Lost in Translation either, or the horror ones like The Conjuring and Annabelle."
They're good movies, sure, but not the kind I want to watch a second time. Even if they might be slightly different from the originals.
I shrugged and smiled. "I only went to Paranormal Activity and My Big Fat Greek Wedding because I knew some of the actors."