“In other words, they’ll line up at midnight to spend money to go see these films.” Dergarabedian said “Rise of the Planet of the Apes,” which did better than anticipated last weekend, has the draw of the original “Planet of the Apes.” Other movies out, such as “The Help,” have books that have a loyal, already-interested fan base
American audiences have been drawn to the silver screen no matter what the country’s current economic climate uis. In the Great Depression, it was “Casablanca.” Today, it’s Harry Potter. This summer’s movie box office ticket sales are currently up 4.48 percent and attendance is up 2.27 percent, according to Hollywood.com. Box office analyst Paul Dergarabedian, 태안출장샵 of Hollywood.com, said on “The Early Show” the main factors that keep audiences in the seats is quality and a following — both of which are “recession-proof” commodities. “If the movies are good, people will go,” he said. “People fixate on the price of the movie when they don’t like the movie. If you have a great time and enjoy that experience, you come out of there and don’t say, ‘I just paid $14 for that, I can’t believe it, I’m not going back.’ If you have a great experience, you don’t think about the price. It’s like a great meal. If you go to a restaurant and spend a lot of money and have a great meal and wonderful experience, you don’t care what you paid. You only care when you had a bad experience, and that’s why Hollywood has to deliver on every movie — otherwise you could lose the audience.” Dergarabedian added films like those in the Harry Potter series will always do well because people love the books so...
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