"Bros" the movie

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by IMJ

I've been trying to explain a version of this to the "online people" for years now. I can't even believe how many people don't understand this -

-Ticket sales are positive information. A number-of-tickets sold that it can be positively counted.
-The number of ticket sales can be inflated artificially in significant numbers, but cannot be deflated artificially in significant numbers.
-Therefore, when your movie fails and you blame the "istaphobes" you are then calling the majority of people on Earth who didn't see your trash movie "istaphobes". You are literally saying that the only "good" people on Earth are the 500 people who saw your dumb f'n movie because they bought tickets, the only positive measure. The negative measure - meaning the measure that you don't see - is the empty valley of unsold tickets because more people did not buy tickets than did.

Don't pay for woke $#!( because when you do you are also supporting woke stupidity.



So on this note, you guys should see the NPR Facebook thread about this movie's failure. NPR is obviously, notoriously loaded with the leftist cult.

Why is this funny? I was reading the thread and the responses and you should see the hundreds of replies of NPR-woke-leftists making excuses for why this movie failed and how [they] "would've seen it but nobody goes to the theaters anymore" or "I was looking forward to this one, but it should have been on Netflix".

It is hysterical. The hypocrisy of those people literally posting their excuses why they didn't go and support this newest woke $#!( movie with money. HYSTERICAL!

Seriously go to the NPR Facebook and just check out the thread and responses and watch those people lose their minds trying to explain away their lack of virtue for not seeing this movie.

Imagine if you played their game and said 'naw, just admit you're a homophobe and go'.

[IMJ]

That's be just, but it's literally hundreds of people posting the same excuses on NPR for not seeing the movie.

I hope the thread stays there forever as evidence of the greater NPR following of liars.