A box-office timeline can make a viral film story easier to follow, but every figure needs a date, source and definition. Public reporting describes a move from extremely low early ticket income to wider attention as online discussion increased.
A turning point is often described as the moment public curiosity converted into cinema visits. As demand rose, some theaters may have added screenings; that additional availability can then support further sales.
A timeline should distinguish daily revenue from cumulative revenue and estimates from final figures. Without those distinctions, a simple upward curve can mislead more than it explains.
This page is a context note until a dated, auditable data table is available. It does not publish a real-time box-office tracker.
SOURCE NOTE
Editorial note: claims about production scale, timeline, marketing activity, ticket income, interviews or social response should be checked against dated reporting or a primary source before being treated as final fact.