The vast majority of the Christmas movies you know and love were November releases that earned more of their money in North America than overseas.
, etc., etc., etc., they all opened sometime between early November and Thanksgiving weekend. Why is that? Well, I'm glad you asked.
A popular holiday flick opening well before Thanksgiving gets to take advantage of two holiday bumps in North America. It gets that opening weekend, plus it gets a bit of a lift over Thanksgiving weekend as well. Think. And then it gets to take advantage of that crucial end-of-year blitz over the holidays where kids are out of school and many adults are off from work.earned just 66% of its eventual $270 million domestic total by the end of Thanksgiving weekend .
If that's an extreme example, well, every movie wants to be the one that clicks accordingly. Moreover, if you're saying,"But Scott, Thanksgiving is an American holiday and Hollywood cares about worldwide box office," here's the other thing: Most Christmas movies make most of their money in North America. There are a few exceptions, think
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