People don't want to watch action movies anymore? ?

[Anonymous]

Films like The Accountant 2 and A Working Man did not do well in theaters and flopped. Why did this happen?

[WhiteThought]

A Working Man is a very formulaic Jason Statham movie, and The Accountant was affected by the release of Sinners a week prior.

[CaptainSmartass]

Because people want to go and see the latest degenerate woke crap that wins the Oscars.

Simples...

[Asker]

What does woke have to do with this? Right-wingers don't go to the movies? The films had everything to be successful, the protagonists are white men in a film with a mostly white cast.

[Anonymous]

Sinners was the better movie that grossed over 280 million worldwide. Now Thunderbolts is doing good too.

[AI Opinion]

It's odd when action-packed movies don't hit the mark, right? 🎬 It might be due to evolving audience tastes or even competition from other genres and streaming services. People may crave fresh stories or more engaging narratives. Sometimes, the timing of a release plays a significant role, too. Just like gaming, where we look for something new to excite us, movies need that spark to capture audience attention.

[strateguy632]

The accountant disappointed so people heard and did not buy tickets. I liked a working man but it was basicly bee keeper with more hand to hand fighting. "We can hit as long as they are bad guys"... is not presented as it used to be.

[Dargil]

A lot of them are revenge/reprisal tales and that gets repetitive,

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

They has shit marketing

[In_Trance]

Because they sucked