Caladbolg

Oh sorry then

I agree with Baumer and Empire, shouldn't be any spoilers here and should be mostly about numbers. I liked it better when the weekend threads got stricter and more spoiler free.

I don't think we've seen that Star Wars can't support that frequency, yet. Out of the 5 films only 1 can really be considered failure. the other 4 are huge financial successes. While not a movie, The Mandalorian is has drawn a lot of praise as well. The issue here isn't how many is coming out but rather just making good, fun, crowd pleasing movies. There also should have been, with the 3 episodes, a better, singular vision.

Looks nice and interesting, though maybe the trailer tried to add too many zings and jokes.

close to a 63% drop. That's a bit steeper than I was thinking, thought it could be at least $10m

Sunday should come in higher, looks like BOM hit it right on the head with their $190m ow forecast.

It's their weekend estimate, not a Friday number

The special edition got around $28m internationally.

Personally, I'd like to see The Black Cauldron get a live action remake. In the PC age, I wonder how something like Pocahontas would work? Lilo and Stich could be great. Also get James Cameron to direct a remake of Atlantis.

Standard practice that IMDb does allowing movies to be rated sometimes 2 weeks before US release. I don't know their official reasoning, but I'd figured it could have something to do with movies not releasing on the same day worldwide.

Well last year neither Black Panther nor Infinity War got it, and they were No 1 and 2 respectively. Instead it went to Incredibles 2. So it could easily just go to Toy Story 4 or The Lion King or they may not expand any.

They wouldn't have to fudge it, just give it their usual Labor Day Weekend expansion in September.

`From 2737 locations, Endgame is playing in 4600+ So far this weekend it's has similar but bit off drops/bumps to Infinity War. A reasonable assumption could be that Sunday will be like that as well. Infinity War dropped 21.5%. That would put Endgame around $47m, using a $60m Sat. But since it hasn't been exactly the same, a 24% drop isn't out of the question either, hopefully it doesn't go higher than that. It could drop lower as well, so basically I think the range is $45-49m for Sunday,

Anything over TFA's $56.7m gives AEG the biggest Saturday not part of an opening weekend. TFA will however gain some ground back on AEG in the next 2 weeks as it still had winter holidays.