Whether he took it well doesn't change the fact that you still resorted to ad hom and hand-waving is as being cocky doesn't really help you either. Make your points and leave it there. And while you insist that you are not misconstruing anything, you continue to do so with lofty claims of being stalked and having your intelligence openly mocked. If that was the case, then you should have reported those posts for the mod team to handle the behavior. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, but it seems that you want to take your word for it without any further question. No thanks.

I also have a phone and linking is not near impossible. You are being grossly hyperbolic as I can simply tap the superscript and then tap the link to the original source. Plus, you can also mention the source by name, such as Box Office Mojo (or BOM), and other people can google it to verify themselves. The fact that you didn't do either of those things calls into question if "nobody" really "cared".

So are you going to continue to make excuses or will you actually prove me wrong by restarting the conversation by showing your points and backing them up? Here's your perfect chance.

I really don't agree with the hate this one is getting. It is easily the best Star Wars movie since Empire Strikes Back. It is the ONLY good Star Wars movie since Empire Strikes Back. It is the first Star Wars movie to really delve into the ideas that the series has always presented but never examinened. It goes into the concept of the force, it questions the moral compas of its characters.
It flushes the fan-service crap of The Force Awakens and it superficial, predictable ideas down the toilet and focuses on building something new.
Take Rey, she was a boring character in The Force Awakens, without any facets to her. In The Last Jedi she is suddenly a character who doesn't know her place in the universe, she is searching for an identity and is mirrored into Kylo Ren in a very interesting way.

Luke Skywalker who was a rather boring character in the original trilogy, is now a conflicted old man, who sees the flaws of the ideas he previously celebrated. He understands the force better in this movie than any other character ever did.

The movie rips apart the whole hero myth the series has always build on. The reckless heroism that Poe and Finn represents is no longer celebrated, but shown as useless.

Finally a Star Wars movie that doesn't sell itself on the superfial 'lore', but actually comes with something new. It is a very flawed movie indeed, multiple plot holes, unbelievable scenes, a somewhat messy structure, a tempo that doesn't allow the movie to breathe, a few truly uninspired scenes.
But I can forgive that when the movie has some interesting ideas and some truly beautiful scenes of action and character development.

I’ll make this short and sweet.  I don’t report people because we are all human and have bad days.  The only reason I brought it up was because I felt threatened.  I’ll be careful next time not to use ad hom.  Next time I’ll just look at the name of the site.  Anyways that’s all I have to say on the matter.  if you’re gonna ban me then just do it.  

Why would I ban you for mere disagreement? Lastly, if you feel threatened, then you absolutely should use the report button because being threatened isn't something to take lightly.

Got links to prove those initial run lengths?

Edit: Wait. You're talking about the Special Editions? Why are you even bringing them up in a discussion about the initial runs? Definitely seems like you're reaching for straws.

The fact is that in the US ESB was down ~32%, though WW ESB was down by ~26%.  You can't take out of context that the movie industry was changing and ESB was stuck in the middle. Yes, it was near the beginning of that change, hence ESB having much larger opening numbers than, but still made most of its money after Week 5 (most new movies make the vast majority of their money by Week 3) and got a shorter initial run than ANH. 

All the reasons ESB was down (and I still believe it would have been down slightly, like ~10%, if it was like for like) don't apply to TLJ. It's going to be down massively, more like 35%-40%, because it failed to live up to expectations. Or even be a good film. 

Don't hold your breath. I don't make it a habit to lie to myself. Especially when the evidence is smacking me in the face. 

It's in the links. Look at the "weekly" tab.

Read the edit.

Edit: He's also not reading that right. ANH SE made $138.3M in the US. ESB made $67.6M.  ROTJ made $45.5M.  WW ANH SE made $256.9M WW. ESB did $124.8M.  ROTJ did $89.3M.

Clearly looks to me that people were all excited about the new additions for the Special Editions, but after realizing how pointless they were, far fewer showed up.  The rejection of the SE is probably what led to Lucas hating the OG versions, vowing to never release them, again. 

Before that edit I thought it was about the amount of weeks the special editions had. I can't say I know where he got the data for the initial runs from.

Why, yes I do!
Star Wars (Special Edition): http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=weekly&id=starwars4se.htm

Empire Strikes Back (Special Edition): http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=weekly&id=starwars5se.htm

Return of the Jedi (Special Edition): http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=weekly&id=starwars6se.htm

2.  Why, yes!  I only mentioned it three times in my post that you replied to.

3. To show how Empire holds up in the box office in such a manner as to crush the failed excuses of "theatrical run" and "home video" that your OP mentions, plus the predictable-yet-irrelevant mutterings of "inflation-adjusted grossings" should you try to Move the Goalposts over there.

Turns out Empire could only muster 60% of Hope's box office might. 

4. The discussion isn't about initial runs.  The discussion is about how "The Fans Have Spoken" with respect to the box office (plus some rambling about Mary Sues for some reason, going by the content of the OP); I submit to you the title of this topic as evidence, so that attempt at Moving the Goalposts has failed.  Turns out the fans have spoken.  All things being equal, Empire fell far, far short of Hope, despite being widely considered  as the best.  TLJ is on pace to outperform it, despite conforming to the generations-long trend of the middle movie being the weakest in its trilogy.

If TLJ's performance disappoints you, so would Empire's by proxy.  Of course, the rational conclusion is that Star Wars movies have been behaving this way for at least 20 years and no one in the industry would be surprised by that.  Trying to spin the latest iteration of this generations-long pattern as a commercial failure is absolutely comical.  

EDIT 5. LOL! ESB brought in less than HALF of ANH using your numbers!  TLJ has already surpassed it!  How foolish I was to use numbers that presented Empire as strong enough to do 60% as well as its predecessor!  So much egg on my face!  LOL!

They only thing crushed is any delusion that your argument lacked desperation. I don't even have to argue my point, since you defeated your own by using something so weak as to bring up the Special Editions. Lol. Boy, these arguments keep getting weaker and weaker, and farther out, as that gap keeps on increasing.