‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Breaks Nielsen Streaming Record With 2.9 Billion Viewing Minutes in Opening Weekend
by MarvelsGrantMan136
‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Breaks Nielsen Streaming Record With 2.9 Billion Viewing Minutes in Opening Weekend
by MarvelsGrantMan136
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Previous record was ‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’ (2.2B)
Particularly incredible considering how shit it is.
……………………..Jackass.
I don’t like choosing a lower denomination(?) In order to use a bigger number for wow-factor (read: impress simple folk or dupe out of touch board members?)
I painfully await viewing-seconds becoming the norm.
E: Is this truly a controversial opinion? Can someone explain why it’s better to have billions of viewing minutes instead of just total watches?
Or do people not like that they’re simple folk impressed by big number 🙂
speaks to quality of content netflix is going to create
I enjoyed it. I think this film knew what it was and did it in a fun way.
Nobody has watched the whole movie so we just get amalgamated seconds.
Makes me sad.
Shit was like morning cartoon level, with callbacks to old stuff that was good.
People can complain about the movie, but it was a hit
It was a good streaming comedy movie imo. Wouldn’t go to the theater for it though.
Damn now imagine if it was actually a good movie
I mean it was a great Adam Sandler couch movie. Everyone loves a good comfort movie. I’ll watch anything with Adam Sandler he’s a national treasure
“Fart Recognized” was the best joke in the whole movie.
I actually think it was pretty brilliant considering I expected it to be awful, and I wasn’t big on the original.
Holy shit. Now I guess Netflix doesn’t care they spent way too fucking much on this movie
Its because people miss the stupid comedies. I didn’t think it was amazing, but i had so much fun watching it.
I miss stuff like blades of glory, mr. deeds, yes man, step brothers, zoolander, etc.
I’m tired of getting my comedy from Marvel.
Adam Sandler going down as the highest “grossing” comedy star was something I did not have in my bingo card 15 years ago
Saw it once, no interest in watching it again. But I can still watch the original over and over.
It always makes me chuckle how so many people who comment on r/movies make sure to preface their comments so that A24 stans and aspiring cinephiles everywhere don’t think they actually like stuff that normal people like.
It was okay, but seriously it did that well. Why?
People love shit
I thought it was fun. I fully expected it to be dog shit, so wasn’t disappointed when it was barely better than that.
He’s filling a void missing from studio movies in theaters at the moment. And while it broke a streaming record for minutes, what kind of boxoffice numbers would it have done if released theatrically?