Adjusting for inflation brightens the picture for live-action comedy only a bit more, pushing 2008's Sex and the City to a $63.2 million opening in 2014 dollars. It's also the best-ever opening weekend for stars Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, and Ice Cube - although not for the film's white hot directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, whose The LEGO Movie opened with $69.1 million in February and remains the top grossing film of the year domestically.īut here is where it gets interesting: A live-action comedy hasn't opened this well since 2011's The Hangover Part II ($85.9 million) - and before that, no live-action comedy opened past $60 million before 2003's Bruce Almighty ($68 million). The MMFA report also identified four QAnon-related podcasts on Spotify, which the platform took down when Insider reached out for comment.22 Jump Street opened this weekend with an estimated $60 million, almost twice the debut of 21 Jump Street, which opened in March 2012 with $36.3 million. But searches for 'QAnon' and 'WWG1WGA,' shorthand for the movement's slogan, 'Where we go one, we go all,' yield several videos that include misinformation and propagate the unfounded conspiracy theory, though most of the videos have minimal reach. Vimeo's user guidelines, last updated publically on October 9, reference QAnon as an example of such prohibited conspiracy-theory content.

A spokesperson for the company told Insider that QAnon content is not allowed on the platform, citing guidelines that prohibit 'conspiracy theory-related content where the underlying conspiracy theory spreads, among other things, hate speech, large scale defamation, false or misleading vaccination or health-safety content.' MMFA found that on Friday, a video series called 'Fall of the Cabal,' a popular recruitment tool for QAnon that spreads misinformation about former President Barack Obama and the Clintons, remained on Vimeo, though it had been removed by YouTube.Īs of Wednesday afternoon, the video is not available on Vimeo.

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