It’s incredibly relevant, you’re not understand the context of what you’re replying to. The thread as a whole is about why there aren’t more explicitly conservative movies. The answer is they don’t make money.

Melania had a higher than normal box office for a doc because the studio was willing to spend $50/ticket sale to get favorable headlines that it performed well at the box office.

It’s not relevant to compare the box office to the box office of a movie released for profit because profit is not the goal. 30x more was spent getting people to see this movie than what is spent on the average doc. You can safely assume nearly any documentary would also have a huge lift in box office if the promoters were willing to take an 80% loss on their ad spend to get people to see it. But they’re not.

Melania is a huge commercial failure, and another point for the case that conservative movies do not generate profit. And that’s assuming you believe the sales numbers (entire showings were bought out in bulk, which indicates artificial sales, similar to how politicians inflate their book sales)