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Avatar 2′s paltry movie theater opening left AMC, Cinemark, IMAX, and Disney dropping in prices per share in the stock market.

For some reason, Avatar 2 being released in movie theaters was mentioned in some circles as the “savior of the box office” but current market stock prices for movie theaters have proven that to be untrue. The long-awaited sequel was officially released to a decent box office haul, but nothing impressive enough to confirm that the movie will be a giant money maker. What makes matters worse is that AMC, Cinemark, IMAX, and Disney all saw significant stock market plummets this past weekend.

Avatar 2 might have hit movie theaters this weekend, but AMC saw an 8.26 percent drop yesterday. Cinemark also plummeted 10.3 percent, though it would recover a few points in the trading hours following the drop, and IMAX saw a drop of 5.76 percent. Even Disney, who released the movie, saw a 4.77 percent dip of its own, which now counts as the biggest drop for the company since 2014.

Stock traders seemed to have believed that Avatar 2 would have people running to the movie theaters to watch the sequel, which could possibly rebound some good stock market prices. However, these traders might not have taken into account that it has simply been a bit too long since the first Avatar was released.

People might not care about the story any longer, and the biggest gripe currently is the whopping 3-hour and 12-minute run time, leaving theater turnover time suffering a great deal more.

the biggest talking point of the new movie was the stunning visuals. Those same visuals were echoed in the first movie and seemingly amplified in the sequel

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