John asks viewers to mark the TFIOS film's June 6 release on their calendars (2013)
ask · status: promotion (not a request) · last event: result reported (2014-06-10 (said on 2014-06-07, implied)) · owner: John
In October 2013 John asked viewers to put the June 6 US release of The Fault in Our Stars film on their calendars, since a film's success is judged by its first 24 hours.
Part of: The Fault in Our Stars film adaptation (2012)
Told alongside: John asks viewers to read The Fault in Our Stars before seeing the film (2013) · John predicts The Fault in Our Stars movie will be a good movie (2013) · John: the Fault in Our Stars film is actually going to happen (2013)
About: The Fault in Our Stars (film)
| date | event | what | video |
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| 2013-10-22 | asked | John asks viewers to put the film's June 6 US release date on their calendars, since a film's success is judged by its first 24 hours. | Question Tuesday: The Fault in Our Stars Movie Edition 00:00:29 |
| 2014-06-10 (said on 2014-06-07, implied) | result reported | John says the TFiOS film looks set to be the number one movie in America this week (week of 9 June 2014), beating films that cost hundreds of millions of dollars. (hedged) | Our Old Friend Complexity: Behind the Beautiful Forevers 00:00:10 |
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- 2013-10-22 · Question Tuesday: The Fault in Our Stars Movie Edition — ask: John asks viewers to put the release date in their calendars, because a film's success is now judged largely by how many people see it in the first 24 hours. — 00:00:29