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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThis, from the New York Times (Paywall) ...
Melania Arrives With Strong Box Office Showing, ... for a Documentary.
Talk about kissing up the family Mierda47.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/31/business/melania-documentary-box-office.html
Amazon backed up the Brinks trucks for the vanity film, resulting in weekend ticket sales of about $7 million in North America, enough for third place.
Amazon backed up the Brinks trucks for the vanity film, resulting in weekend ticket sales of about $7 million in North America, enough for third place.
The theater owners get half so about $3.5M is all Amazon gets from week 1 ticket sales after spending $75M
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aggiesal
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bucolic_frolic
(54,413 posts)1. They might get a marketing tax write-off as well /nt
Dave Bowman
(6,872 posts)2. Lol, yeah right.
unblock
(56,044 posts)3. As a "documentary", it's the most expensive ever, at 2.5 times the next biggest costing one.
A 2009 michael Jackson bio codt $30 million.
Fahrenheit 9/11 cost $6 million.
Of course, it's only nominally a documentary. In reality, it's a loyalty test and a grift/bribe vehicle.
Journeyman
(15,430 posts)4. Amazon (Bezos) will get far more than money from this film . . .