Wednesday 4 Jan SW R1 4.237 | Sing 3.61 | Pass. 1.747 | LLL 1.437 | Moana 1.39 | WhyHim? 1.377 | Ass.Creed .966 | Fences .948 | FB .505

[terrestrial]

not used to BOM only presenting a small part of the chart either early or ... anymore, it seems today to be stuck for a while now

For Sing's to last week comparison

 

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Wednesday, January 4, 2017
 

<<Prev Day <Wk <Mo <Yr	Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017	>Yr >Mo >Wk >>Next Day
TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day - 2 Sing Uni. $3,610,650 -41% -77% 4,029 $896 $190,647,960 15 - - Moonlight (2016) A24 $59,930 +3% -28% 137 $437 $12,844,931 76 - - Nocturnal Animals Focus $27,035 -22% -53% 158 $171 $10,313,177 48 - - 20th Century Women A24 $13,790 +2% -66% 4 $3,448 $239,271 8 - - Loving Focus $11,893 -5% -40% 81 $147 $7,532,370 62 - - Almost Christmas Uni. $10,835 -27% -69% 169 $64 $42,056,855 55 - - The Edge of Seventeen STX $5,416 +2% -33% 71 $76 $14,426,610 48 - - A Monster Calls Focus $3,820 +14% -11% 4 $955 $88,791 13 - - Believe (2016) Free $154 -23% -56% 4 $39 $890,197 34

 

[PPZVGOS]

Rogue One Wednesday number looks bad in the abstract, but is actually pretty good when compared with the rest of the Top 10/20. 

[redfirebird2008]

1 hour ago, filmlover said:

We all know the celebrations are coming for The Dark Knight's 10th anniversary next year (it definitely doesn't feel like it's been that long, wut).

 

IMAX re-release please.

[cannastop]

31 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

I think high-teens is possible for La La Land this weekend if the weather isn't too bad across the country

Uh, how? You think it's going to have the same per-theater average after doubling locations?

[miketheavenger]

6 minutes ago, redfirebird2008 said:

 

IMAX re-release please.

I would say that if RO makes 550m total or less, TDK could pass it again with a rerelase next year. However, regardless of that, I'm just glad we'll finally get another movie in the 500-600m DOM range. TDK was there alone for over 8 years.

[redfirebird2008]

3 minutes ago, miketheavenger said:

I would say that if RO makes 550m total or less, TDK could pass it again with a rerelase next year. However, regardless of that, I'm just glad we'll finally get another movie in the 500-600m DOM range. TDK was there alone for over 8 years.

 

I don't care about the box office side of it, just want to see it in IMAX again. Only got to see it one time in IMAX during its original release.

Edited January 5, 2017 by redfirebird2008

[Ezen Baklattan]

1 hour ago, Gumby said:

If you like watching silly, melodramatic face-making for 2 hrs.

I mean I do like that too. 

[BadAtGender]

Moana comparisons!

 

Year    Film        Eq. Wed        Ratio        Final
1999    TS2        0.68         2.04        286m
2007    Enchanted    1.11         1.25        233m
2010    Tangled        0.51         2.73        299m
2011    Muppets        0.19         7.31        240m
2011    Hugo        0.22         6.32        362m
2012    Guardians    0.88         1.58        233m
2013    Frozen        1.18         1.18        334m
2014    Penguins    0.11        12.64        280m
2015    TGD        0.16         8.16        286m

Pretty basic. Just taking the ratio of Moana's Wednesday to the equivalent Wednesday and then multiplying that by the remaining gross of each film.

 

There's obviously range. I didn't include Arthur Christmas, because it was pulled from theaters the following Thursday. If Moana did the same, it'd end up at right about BH6's total.

 

It's interesting that both Pixar films predict the same total. I think both are high, though. The Muppets is interesting, because of calendar configuration. 

 

Average of all of them: 283m

Average without Hugo: 273m

Average without Hugo & Frozen: 265m

[Alli]

1 hour ago, A District 3 Engineer said:

3

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Passengers

........

$1,747,712......

-32%

........

$70,511,828

First day UNDER Dragon tattoo. Still it has a head start of 7M.

[terrestrial]

Finally! The usual 19 titles...

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Wednesday, January 4, 2017
 

TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day 1 1 Rogue One...  BV $4,237,535 -32% -77%   4,157   $1,019   $451,407,837   20 2 2 Sing  Uni. $3,610,650 -41% -77% 4,029 $896 $190,647,960 15 3 3 Passengers (2016)  Sony $1,747,712 -32% -63% 3,478 $503 $70,511,828 15 4 6 La La Land  LG/S $1,437,207 -12% -42% 750 $1,916 $40,360,101 27 5 4 Moana  BV $1,390,690 -34% -69% 2,775 $501 $217,744,971 43 6 5 Why Him?   Fox $1,337,413 -27% -53% 3,008 $445 $40,845,750 13 7 7 Assassin's Creed  Fox $966,118 -35% -64% 2,996 $322 $44,849,556 15 8 8 Fences  Par. $948,316 -31% -61% 2,301 $412 $35,140,355 20 9 11 Manchester by the Sea  RAtt. $520,000 -15% -52% 1,206 $431 $30,828,167 48 10 9 Fantastic Beasts and ...  WB $505,159 -30% -62% 1,842 $274 $226,851,395 48 11 10 Collateral Beauty  WB (NL) $457,285 -32% -66% 2,745 $167 $28,191,470 20 12 12 Office Christmas Party  Par. $371,293 -28% -66% 2,347 $158 $52,978,596 27 - - Lion  Wein. $313,601 -11% -34% 525 $597 $7,500,696 41 - - Jackie  FoxS $222,289 -5% -48% 359 $619 $7,992,621 34 - - Arrival  Par. $188,068 -19% -44% 545 $345 $93,101,790 55 - - Hidden Figures  Fox $102,048 -9% -49% 25 $4,082 $2,872,512 11 - - Doctor Strange  BV $79,378 -30% -67% 466 $170 $230,516,184 62 - - Trolls  Fox $77,765 -31% -69% 418 $186 $150,778,302 62 - - Moonlight (2016)  A24 $59,930 +3% -28% 137 $437 $12,844,931 76

 

Edited January 5, 2017 by terrestrial

[miketheavenger]

31 minutes ago, redfirebird2008 said:

 

I don't care about the box office side of it, just want to see it in IMAX again. Only got to see it one time in IMAX during its original release.

True. It' still my favorite comic book movie and one of my favorite movies in general. Nolan just knocked that one out of the park.

[terrestrial]

 

I still find it funny to see a last year's film on the top 10 list of the following year (and as such 2 films of the same film world on it beside them getting released pretty accurate 1 year between them)

Edited January 5, 2017 by terrestrial

[DAR]

1 hour ago, La La Panda said:

La La Land might end up being the highest grossing non-disney musical since Chicago.

Sight unseen I hope that happens because I thought Chicago suuuuuuucccccckkkkkkeeeeedddd

[Daxtreme]

Random but, has anybody seen The Edge of Seventeen?

 

@Christmas Baumer maybe? I think I have to wait for rental/netflix, a shame I heard about it only recently  

[filmlover]

Just now, Daxtreme said:

Random but, has anybody seen The Edge of Seventeen?

 

@Christmas Baumer maybe? I think I have to wait for rental/netflix, a shame I heard about it only recently  

I saw it and loved it. Shame it never caught on.

[Daxtreme]

Just now, filmlover said:

I saw it and loved it. Shame it never caught on.

 

Seems like my cup of tea.

 

I enjoyed Easy A, Mean Girls, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, The First Time -- you know, well-written/smart coming of age drama

 

I absolutely loathe the bad written or cheesy ones, but when it has heart, count me in, and this one seems like it does.

[SWXII]

11 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

 

I still find it funny to see a last year's film on the top 10 list of the following year (and as such 2 films of the same film world on it beside them getting released pretty accurate 1 year between them)

 

Star Wars would have made 700 Million in 2016 if not for the winter vortex.

 

In any case, almost a quarter of ticket sales for Disney's record year came from the franchise. And it's just getting started.

 

[JonathanLB]

12 minutes ago, Daxtreme said:

Random but, has anybody seen The Edge of Seventeen?

 

@Christmas Baumer maybe? I think I have to wait for rental/netflix, a shame I heard about it only recently  

 

Yup saw it last week - funny! Overall I liked it. I mean it's not really my cup of tea honestly and the girl is a mess but it was well made and well acted. I think if it seems like your type of movie you'll like it.

 

I hated Moonlight so whoever said overrated yeah, may be the most overrated movie of all time considering its meta score. It was absolutely awful, zero star trash. I guess if you make a movie about a gay black man growing up in the ghetto with a crack whore mother it's automatically every critics top choice? It was just deplorable all around and really no character development. I even liked Manchester better - at least it had funny lines amidst the tedious boredom.

Edited January 5, 2017 by JonathanLB

[Daxtreme]

Just now, JonathanLB said:

 

Yup saw it last week - funny! Overall I liked it. I mean it's not really my cup of tea honestly and the girl is a mess but it was well made and well acted. I think if it seems like your type of movie you'll like it.

 

I hated Moonlight so whoever said overrated yeah, may be the most overrated movie of all time considering its meta score. It was absolutely awful, zero star trash. I guess if you make a movie about a gay black man growing up in the ghetto it's automatically every critics top choice? It was just deplorable all around and really no character development. I even liked Manchester better - at least it had funny lines amidst the tedious boredom.

 

I liked your post more for the first part I must say, because the second part is a bit too "hatey" for me.

 

I mean, obviously they poured a lot of work into Moonlight, it's just not something you enjoy that's all! No need to bash the movie!

[Chaz]

The Edge of Seventeen is flawless. I saw it twice.