Six Days in August D.O.A.?

[Philo Sofee]

This board lives rent-free in Peterson's head. His blog and comments section has become an almost constant stream of replies to discussions taking place on this board. He's obsessed with DiscussMormonism.com

Like a month to the light bulb, he knows where truth is to be found.......

[I Have Questions]

After a run of 53 days the theatrical run of 'Six Days In August' appears to be over. It delivered a box office take of $387,659 (earning Interpreter less than $200,000 despite production costs of well over $2,000,000). 'Witnesses' ran in theatres for 91 days, delivering a box office take of $855,765.

'Six Days In August' has been a financial disaster. In terms of numbers of people seeing the film, it has been a disaster.

[drumdude]

I wonder if this is why Dan has been late posting Interpreter’s financials.

[I Have Questions]

I wonder if this is why Dan has been late posting Interpreter’s financials.

He publicly pledged on more than one occasion to produce a fully transparent account of the 'Witnesses' project. Until it bombed. He's produced nothing.

[Tom]

After a run of 53 days the theatrical run of 'Six Days In August' appears to be over. It delivered a box office take of $387,659 (earning Interpreter less than $200,000 despite production costs of well over $2,000,000). 'Witnesses' ran in theatres for 91 days, delivering a box office take of $855,765.

'Six Days In August' has been a financial disaster. In terms of numbers of people seeing the film, it has been a disaster.

It’s playing for at least a few more days in Kaysville.

[I Have Questions]

After a run of 53 days the theatrical run of 'Six Days In August' appears to be over. It delivered a box office take of $387,659 (earning Interpreter less than $200,000 despite production costs of well over $2,000,000). 'Witnesses' ran in theatres for 91 days, delivering a box office take of $855,765.

'Six Days In August' has been a financial disaster. In terms of numbers of people seeing the film, it has been a disaster.

It’s playing for at least a few more days in Kaysville.

I’m guessing they aren’t selling out…

[Philo Sofee]

After a run of 53 days the theatrical run of 'Six Days In August' appears to be over. It delivered a box office take of $387,659 (earning Interpreter less than $200,000 despite production costs of well over $2,000,000). 'Witnesses' ran in theatres for 91 days, delivering a box office take of $855,765.

'Six Days In August' has been a financial disaster. In terms of numbers of people seeing the film, it has been a disaster.

It’s playing for at least a few more days in Kaysville.

It will also play in priesthood meetings churchwide. That would lift everyone's spirit and get the Holy Ghost to activate testimonies.

[Tom]

It’s playing for at least a few more days in Kaysville.

It will also play in priesthood meetings churchwide. That would lift everyone's spirit and get the Holy Ghost to activate testimonies.

I would love to see it in the Fry Sauce Canyon 19th Ward.

I have no information on how the film is doing in Kaysville. The theater doesn’t seem to report ticket sales. Will it play another week?

Posted from Hades, Utah

[Tom]

I’m delighted to report that Six Days, praised by one critic as “a major step forward for Mormon movie-making,” is rolling on in a single theater. Those who wish to celebrate Smithmas with a movie and movie popcorn may wish to head to the Kaysville Theatre in downtown Kaysville, Utah, on Monday night. Tickets are only $1.

In other Mormon movie news, Heretic has grossed nearly $44 million against a budget of $10 million. Hugh Grant, one of the film’s leads, has received nominations for the Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and the Critics Choice Award for Best Actor in the film category. Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, who wrote and directed Heretic, have received a nomination for the Independent Spirit Awards award for Best Screenplay.

Posted from Manila, Utah

[Everybody Wang Chung]

I’m pleased to report that Six Days, praised by one critic as “a major step forward for Mormon movie-making,” is rolling on in a single theater. Those who wish to celebrate Smithmas with a movie and movie popcorn may wish to head to the Kaysville Theatre in downtown Kaysville, Utah, on Monday night. Tickets are only $1.

In other Mormon movie news, Heretic has grossed nearly $44 million against a budget of $10 million. Hugh Grant, one of the film’s leads, has received nominations for the Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and the Critics Choice Award for Best Actor in the film category. Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, who wrote and directed Heretic, have received a nomination for the Independent Spirit Awards award for Best Screenplay.

Posted from Manila, Utah

The real question is, will Heretic win a Telly award?