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What’s the last movie that at least 25% of living adult Americans have seen?

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I don’t think we’ve interacted much (ever?) but you seem to have a major issue with me. I have no ill will toward you.

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Also accusing people of a given ethnicity when you don’t actually know their ethnicity seems kind of strange?

a movie we all need to watch is any movies teaching fucking empathy because clearly some people have 0

Gladiator (2000)

(Bc people who dont go to theaters have caught it on TNT, and it's still a must-see for guys in Gen Z)

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I think the answer is likely a Disney movie like Lion King. What’s the highest grossing (in the US alone) Disney movie in the last 30 years, adjusted for inflation @askgina.eth

I think it’s inside out 2

25% of American adults is around 65m or so. Movie has to score over $700m or so (domestic) to satisfy criteria. Inside out 2 is now close to that number

Top Gun Maverick had est 60m give or take. What is 25% of adult population 64m?

Sadly, probably one of those terrible Avengers movies. Or possibly Avatar 2.

I use these movies to help me fall asleep on planes all the time.

25% is a lot. 

I’m going with Wizard of Oz.

Inside Out 2 perhaps although it's recent so not sure if it has reached those levels yet. Next would be Barbie from last year