Say divisive things, get divisive results. She could walk back her statement at any time to promote positive inclusion instead of "fewer white males plz." Treating racial and gender equality and inclusion as a zero-sum game is kind of messed up.
So "IF" this movie does well at the Box Office, what will your excuse be? I don't want to read any bull crap from you on any of your other guys saying that "SJWs love supporting trash" or that "Disney paid people to see the movie". This movie will be a great experiment on the whole "GET WOKE, GO BROKE" saying that the far right as been using.
I honestly have no idea if her words that I like will harm, help, or have no effect on it's box office numbers but we'll see.
EviLore
seems to be hinting at the fact that Brie has harmed the movie's box office potential. A few things to keep in mind.
1. Captain Marvel is a VERY unknown character in the Marvel universe. I'd say Ant-Man was slightly more well known than she was. (Negative)
2. Brie Larson isn't a great actress that has her own built-in fanbase. I'm 100% sure that Paul Rudd has a fanbase that's triple hers. (Negative)
3. The Anti-SJW crowd has latched on to a reason to hate this film and are spreading the news through social media and other general internet forums (Negative).
3. This is the last Marvel movie to be released before EndGame. (Positive)
4. "Word" is Captain Marvel is going to play a huge role in Marvel movies going forward. (Positive)
5. The first time a huge Female lead superhero has her own movie that's overseen by Kevin Feige. In general this should get more women to find interest in this movie for that very reason. (Positive)
6. The two Directors only did one movie of meaning(Mississippi Grind with Ryan Reynolds) and it was reviewed VERY well. But the movie only cost $6 million to make. Not sure how this plays out of this level. (Neutral).
So I could think of 3 positives, 3 negatives, and 1 neutral point that this movie has going for it. I'm not sure if this statement by her will really hurt.
- Ant-Man made $76 million the first weekend, but it was released on July 4thish weekend.
- Thor made $66 million the first weekend. (May 6th release)
- Captain America: First Avenger made $65 million the first weekend (July 22nd release)
So if Captain Marvel makes under $50 million on the first weekend.......I'd 100% agree that her comments hurt the box office (unless the movie is just legit bad and scores under a 50% on RT).