Samba TV reports this Zack Snyder’s Justice League pulled 1.8 million HBO Max households in its first five minutes over its March 19-21 premium week.
The figure is behind the 2.2 million American households that watched Wonder Woman 1984 on the streamer on December 25-27.
Samba TV levels earth smart TVs. Separately, informants informed us that the four-hour snyder cut plus of the Snyder cut was massive, yet behind Wonder Woman 1984.
Samba TV showed that the breakdown of diversity for Snyder Cut households was black (+ 17%), Spanish (+ 20%) and Asian (+ 18%) demos that over-indexed. Of the 25 largest markets, San Francisco (+ 67%), Sacramento (+ 33%) and Los Angeles (+ 32%) were the most.
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Wonder Woman 1984 Seattle (+ 93%), San Francisco (+ 79%) and Portland (+ 50%) indexed the service the most during the first weekend, with households performing $ 100,000 + too much compared to the US total , as well as households with people aged 25-54, Spanish households (+ 17%) and Asian households (+ 14%). By the end of 2020, WW1984 clocked 3.03 million households per Samba TV.
Interestingly, Samba TV found Zack Snyder’s Justice League the best weekend premiere of Disney + / Marvel’s The falcon and the winter soldier which they clocked at 1.7 million households. Disney + issued a statement yesterday claiming Falcon and the Winter Soldier put the weekend’s premiere ever on Disney +, and the data from Samba TV supports it.
Justice League worldwide earned $ 657.9 million, which was estimated at $ 300 million in production costs in November 2017, and according to Deadline film funding sources, it lost $ 60 million at the time. That price tag on Justice League it’s an estimated $ 370 million given the photos and the additional VFX, as Warner Bros. responded to the call on social media from fans of the photo and threw it to #ReleaseTheSnyderCut to see a worthy reinvestment and it’s a jewel to make HBO Max.
The new track expands a lot on the character arc of DC superhero Cyborg, played by Ray Fisher. That actor spoke out on social media and accused Justice League‘s deputy director, Joss Whedon, of rude and abusive behavior during re-enactments four years ago, an allegation that WarnerMedia investigated and reported that corrective action had been taken.