How is that nonsense? Pretty much everything I said provides a logical reasoning on why this film would not do as good as it would do under normal circumstances.
In all reality, COVID will not be completely contained this coming August by the time of release. I'm very certain that we will have much fewer cases since probably the beginning of March of last year before it predominantly hit the US but definitely not completely gone. Not every US citizen will be fully vaccinated by then. Same goes for other countries but in regards to the US, we're not looking until the end of this year or early 2022 for every US citizen to be fully vaccinated. The United States has a population of over 320 million people and so far only about 50 million have been vaccinated so far. I know it's looking pretty optimistic that a hefty 200 million will be vaccinated by June I believe from what I've seen from the news so that's a great sign but vaccines started rolling out in late December and it took a hefty 6-7 months for 200 million vaccinated hopefully. The vaccine rate will for sure be much higher and faster than first rolled out in December since a wider variety of age groups are now eligible compared to earlier this year but it will still be a huge stretch to assume we will all be vaccinated by the films release. So by August, it's very unrealistic that all Americans will be vaccinated by then and that COVID will still have a light presence by August with still limited theater capacity.
Therefore it will be quite difficult for this film to do as good as it wouldve under normal circumstances. I'm sure it will do pretty decent and accept better than Godzilla vs Kong in my opinion but definitely knowhere a billion.
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