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This is my thought. I have to believe there’s a solid inverse relationship of interest. But everyone is interested in one of them. Parents/kids or men/women see
by conductr 3y ago
This is my thought. I have to believe there’s a solid inverse relationship of interest. But everyone is interested in one of them. Parents/kids or men/women seem like sensible cohorts for Oppenheimer/Barbie.
Would be interesting to see the data and if showtimes overlap. Or if it’s truly back to back.
- arrrg 3y agoI think you have a too narrow view of people’s interests. I would describe the overlap as “people into films that are with a relatively high likelihood interesting”. Given who is directing and who is involved with both of those films that’s a relatively safe bet. Fast & Furious in a double feature with Trolls. That’s what I would describe as double feature with little overlap. Both films have probably relatively distinct demographics that like them and the films are unlikely to be in any way interesting.
- conductr 3y agoI'd also speculate that animated childrens movies are not likely to overlap with much at all in terms of double feature worthiness.