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How big a flop will the Melania movie be?  

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  1. 1. How big a flop will the Melania movie be?

    • Won't even make it's $40 million budget.
    • Won't break even, meaning it doesn't make $100 million. (Films need to make 2.5 times their cost to break after theaters take their cut.)
    • It'll at least break even.
    • It'll be a blockbuster success!


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On 1/28/2026 at 6:33 PM, Hardcore troubadour said:

You said made, meaning it turned a profit. It did not. Move along ding dong

Do you think Melania will turn a profit?

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Just now, Ron_Artest said:

He's peefoam light 

Poor gutternuts. So damaged. The guy has been on this site whining nonstop since 5:30 this morning. Every day of the week. :doh:

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On 2/8/2026 at 1:55 PM, TimHauck said:

A little over $13 million total after second weekend.  Looks like flop is confirmed, thanks for asking.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/movies/2026/02/08/melania-movie-box-office-second-weekend/88578819007/

Disney loses $170 million with 'Snow White' flop

https://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/disney-loses-170-million-with-snow-white-flop-report/ar-AA1Wfpit?cvid=69903cafd4d64c08a8ca1bb8b04d1c7d&ocid=hpmsn

Apples to oranges mebbe, but still...

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5 hours ago, FrancieFootball said:

"Melania" is averaging two tickets per showing, according to boxofficemojo.com.

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What's your level of concern about just another movie that you won't watch because you have TDS? 

Poor princess rusty has absolutley nothing left in life. 

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6 hours ago, SUXBNME said:

Yes, like Melania, Snow White was also a flop.  I never claimed otherwise and specifically said “it sounds like it sucks.”   I did laugh when people like @EternalShinyAndChrome fell for the viral claim that the dwarves were replaced by “diverse people” and @Strike incorrectly thought Disney made changes to the movie based on comments from Peter Dinklage though.  Of course, per usual, neither of them admitted they were wrong.

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A normal documentary costs $500K-$3M to make and then you can rightly weep with joy when it hits $7M opening weekend. When you spend $30M+$45M to make a documentary, even a shockingly large turnout isn't going to come near to making up the difference. Melania Trump is a wallflower, non-controversial, uninspiring private person, yet the project was greenlight anyway.

I'm glad its doing significantly better than expected and that people who see it like it, but why did they drop so much money in making and promoting it? Even with record numbers on opening weekend, its not going to come close to profitability.

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It definitely made money but it should of been a Netflix movie. My wife and her girlfriend went, they really liked it and said the theatre was just under half full. That was opening week. 

For whatever it's worth, I don't care 

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9 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

A normal documentary costs $500K-$3M to make and then you can rightly weep with joy when it hits $7M opening weekend. When you spend $30M+$45M to make a documentary, even a shockingly large turnout isn't going to come near to making up the difference. Melania Trump is a wallflower, non-controversial, uninspiring private person, yet the project was greenlight anyway.

I'm glad its doing significantly better than expected and that people who see it like it, but why did they drop so much money in making and promoting it? Even with record numbers on opening weekend, its not going to come close to profitability.

Why?  Because bezos is buying trump, just like everyone else.  Are you blind to the corruption?

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1 minute ago, Maximum Overkill said:

It definitely made money but it should of been a Netflix movie. My wife and her girlfriend went, they really liked it and said the theatre was just under half full. That was opening week. 

For whatever it's worth, I don't care 

No it definitely did NOT make money.  There is no way it ever will.

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9 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

No it definitely did NOT make money.  There is no way it ever will.

Did you not read the part where I clearly stated "For whatever it's worth, I don't care"?

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25 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

A normal documentary costs $500K-$3M to make and then you can rightly weep with joy when it hits $7M opening weekend. When you spend $30M+$45M to make a documentary, even a shockingly large turnout isn't going to come near to making up the difference. Melania Trump is a wallflower, non-controversial, uninspiring private person, yet the project was greenlight anyway.

I'm glad its doing significantly better than expected and that people who see it like it, but why did they drop so much money in making and promoting it? Even with record numbers on opening weekend, its not going to come close to profitability.

I don’t think anyone involved in the movie would ever admit they never expected it to make a profit, although Melania herself carefully avoided that question in an interview prior to the movie coming out.  All the articles claiming it “outperformed expectations,” were only in comparison to the early reports of abysmal ticket sales in the days leading up to the release.

and btw, in the interview where Melania avoided the question of box office expectations, she also said it’s not a documentary.  So people probably shouldn’t be only comparing it to documentaries - https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/29/politics/melania-trump-documentary-premiere-red-carpet

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5 minutes ago, Maximum Overkill said:

Did you not read the part where I clearly stated "For whatever it's worth, I don't care"?

Yes you don't care, but don't lie and say it made money.  If you don't care there is no reason to lie about it.

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4 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

I don’t think anyone involved in the movie would ever admit they never expected it to make a profit, although Melania herself carefully avoided that question in an interview prior to the movie coming out.  All the articles claiming it “outperformed expectations,” were only in comparison to the early reports of abysmal ticket sales in the days leading up to the release.

and btw, in the interview where Melania avoided the question of box office expectations, she also said it’s not a documentary.  So people probably shouldn’t be only comparing it to documentaries - https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/29/politics/melania-trump-documentary-premiere-red-carpet

When they originally compared it to documentaries they conveniently excluded concert documentaries in order to make the claim of largest opening in 10 years.  It's all BS.

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4 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Yes you don't care, but don't lie and say it made money.  If you don't care there is no reason to lie about it.

You think SHE didn't make money off the movie??? 

You bet your asss she did. 

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33 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Why?  Because bezos is buying trump, just like everyone else.  Are you blind to the corruption?

No, that's the only explanation. Bezos has been pivoting away from being a left wing shill of late and clearly wants to ingratiate himself to Trump. 

I saw Will Lewis resigned recently from WaPo, soon after the mass layoffs. I think Bezos should invite Alex Jones to crawl out of his tinfoil cave to fill the position. He'd come cheap at this point. I think more Pizzagate and more 9/11 conspiracy theories, combined with dietary supplement ads on the front page could combine with the left's conspiracy theories and give The National Enquirer a run for #1, rather than playing second fiddle to the NYTimes.

People need to know the Boston Marathon bombing was a staged event. The Washington Post could be breaking all kinds of stories.

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38 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

When they originally compared it to documentaries they conveniently excluded concert documentaries in order to make the claim of largest opening in 10 years.  It's all BS.

It does seem like concert documentaries generally aren’t really considered to be documentaries, so I actually don’t really have a problem with excluding them if there was a legitimate reason to compare only to documentaries.  But I’m sure a big part of the reason documentaries do less at the box office is because their budget is lower.   The most important measure of a movie’s performance is its performance vs its budget, I’m still laughing that @Strike actually thinks it was a success “by any objective measure.”

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32 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

It does seem like concert documentaries generally aren’t really considered to be documentaries, so I actually don’t really have a problem with excluding them if there was a legitimate reason to compare only to documentaries.  But I’m sure a big part of the reason documentaries do less at the box office is because their budget is lower.   The most important measure of a movie’s performance is its performance vs its budget, I’m still laughing that @Strike actually thinks it was a success “by any objective measure.”

Well look, strike has been thoroughly discredited and laughed at all the way down to meme poster. He's in the peefoam class.  So this isn't really a revelation.

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2 hours ago, Voltaire said:

A normal documentary costs $500K-$3M to make and then you can rightly weep with joy when it hits $7M opening weekend. When you spend $30M+$45M to make a documentary, even a shockingly large turnout isn't going to come near to making up the difference. Melania Trump is a wallflower, non-controversial, uninspiring private person, yet the project was greenlight anyway.

I'm glad its doing significantly better than expected and that people who see it like it, but why did they drop so much money in making and promoting it? Even with record numbers on opening weekend, its not going to come close to profitability.

Wasn’t something like $30m the “acquisition rights” that went directly to the Trumps?

It doesn’t matter how Melania does critically or at the box office. The movie was just a vehicle for some type of favor (bribe).

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