Weekend Actuals (Page 40): Hidden Figures 22.8M | Rogue One 22.1M | Sing 20.7M | Underworld 13.7M | La La Land 10.1M | Passengers 8.8M | A Monster Calls 2.1M

[Jake Gittes]

3 minutes ago, Telemachos said:

Given the sort of movie it is, MANCHESTER has performed really well. A excellent little run.

 

And it's far from done either. After the nominations it could get over 50m which would be exceptional. 

[Jonwo]

11 minutes ago, Telemachos said:

Given the sort of movie it is, MANCHESTER has performed really well. A excellent little run.

 

I think Amazon Studios has done a great job along with Roadside promoting it. I won't be surprised if we see an Oscar winner from them in the next few years. 

 

 

[Rthmessiah]

top playdates

1-CM Mountain View CA            (R1)
2-Regal Union Square, NYC        (LLL)
3-CPLX Scotiabank Chinook, Calgary AB    (R1)
4-AMC Metreon , San Francisco CA    (R1)
5-AMC Lincoln Square, NYC        (LLL)
6-Regal Galaxy Place, Washington DC    (HF)
7-CPLX Scotiabank Vancouver        (R1)
8-NCC Cinerama, Seattle WA        (R1)
9-AMC Lincoln Square, NYC        (R1)
10-CM Mountain View CA            (HF)
11-AMC disney Springs, Orlanda FL    (R1)
12-Cobb Dolphin, Miami FL        (UBW)
13-Regal Union Square, NYC        (R1)
14-CPLX Queensway, Etobicoke ON        (R1)
15-Regal Union Square, NYC        (HF)
16-CPLX Brossard QC            (R1)
17-Marcus Country Club, Country Club Hills IL (HF)
18-Regal Atlantic Station, Atlanta GA    (HF)
19-CPLX Scotiabank Toronto        (R1)
(combined with Yonge& Dundas #1)
20-CPLX Banque Scotia, Montreal     (R1)

Arclight Hollywood, TCl Chinese, El Capitan combo #6 (R1)

[trifle]

1 hour ago, fmpro said:

WTF Passengers. Overestimated a tiny bit 

 

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$80,909,256	45.4%
+ Foreign:	$97,249,022	54.6%
= Worldwide:	$178,158,278

 

That's BOM which hasn't updated a lot of the numbers since 1/1.  It comfortably passed $100M OS this weekend, but I've seen partially updated stuff all over the place.  By tomorrow, I hope everyone will be on the same page and we will have numbers.

[BadAtGender]

8 minutes ago, Doctor RTH gone Rouge said:

8-NCC Cinerama, Seattle WA        (R1)

 

That single screen, chugging along.

[TalismanRing]

5 minutes ago, trifle said:

 

That's BOM which hasn't updated a lot of the numbers since 1/1.  It comfortably passed $100M OS this weekend, but I've seen partially updated stuff all over the place.  By tomorrow, I hope everyone will be on the same page and we will have numbers.

 

BOM doesn't calculate the O/S cume, that usually comes from Comscore/Rentrak.  Specific territory numbers don't factor into it and usually lag.  They seem to have updated O/S actuals for all the other top films and unlike the number given by Comscore on Sunday this one looks like an actual.

[Jonwo]

It's interesting that Hidden Figures was successful in the US but not so much in Canada, guess it's a cultural thing 

 

La La Land has two top five entries, I wonder if Lionsgate should have gone wider and could have clinched a number 1 position, it's still going to make money though next week when it expands again.

 

 

[trifle]

7 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

 

BOM doesn't calculate the O/S cume, that usually comes from Comscore/Rentrak.  Specific territory numbers don't factor into it and usually lag.  They seem to have updated O/S actuals for all the other top films and unlike the number given by Comscore on Sunday this one looks like an actual.

 

I'm not sure what you are saying. To dissect the overseas numbers at BOM you click the 'foreign' tab and it shows the amounts per country -- and also the dates at which each country's number had updated.  Most are 1/1 for Passengers.

 

deadline has other numbers but doesn't seem to show all either, or may, I guess I'm waiting until everything is consistent.

 

 

[TalismanRing]

28 minutes ago, trifle said:

 

I'm not sure what you are saying. To dissect the overseas numbers at BOM you click the 'foreign' tab and it shows the amounts per country -- and also the dates at which each country's number had updated.  Most are 1/1 for Passengers.

 

deadline has other numbers but doesn't seem to show all either, or may, I guess I'm waiting until everything is consistent.

 

 

 

BOM does not add up those Foreign totals to get their cumulative O/S total.   It merely presents them and some come in later than others since they only post when they can get actuals and full weekend or weekly charts per territory.  Look at many smaller films where O/S doesn't get reported by ComScore or the Studio and those foreign totals are never completely added up and some don't even have a reported O/S even if they've made 10s of millions.

 

You can see on top of the Foreign chart where they present the O/S Total and give the date

 

FOREIGN TOTAL

-

12/21/16

n/a

-

$97,249,022

1/8/17

Fox also has this peculiarity, or at least they did the last time I paid attention with Dragon 2 where they report Puerto Rico as part of their O/S B.O. while also reporting it as part of domestic. So Comscore is counting it for the O/S totals as reported to them by Fox. BOM though is up to their tricks and doesn't count it twice when reporting the full WW number.

 

 

Edited January 10, 2017 by TalismanRing

[Jason]

1 hour ago, Doctor RTH gone Rouge said:

Top Canada WE

R1, Sing,Pass, UBW,LLL, Moana, WH, HF, AC, Lion, FB

 

I haven't found a source yet for Canadian box office that gives final figures (playbackonline.ca gives weekly figures only). Based on weekly figures I think Zootopia did slightly better than Pets in Canada and Dory only beat Zootopia by ~$4M. Would you be able to confirm that?

[filmlover]

1 hour ago, Doctor RTH gone Rouge said:

top playdates

1-CM Mountain View CA            (R1)
2-Regal Union Square, NYC        (LLL)
3-CPLX Scotiabank Chinook, Calgary AB    (R1)
4-AMC Metreon , San Francisco CA    (R1)
5-AMC Lincoln Square, NYC        (LLL)
6-Regal Galaxy Place, Washington DC    (HF)
7-CPLX Scotiabank Vancouver        (R1)
8-NCC Cinerama, Seattle WA        (R1)
9-AMC Lincoln Square, NYC        (R1)
10-CM Mountain View CA            (HF)
11-AMC disney Springs, Orlanda FL    (R1)
12-Cobb Dolphin, Miami FL        (UBW)
13-Regal Union Square, NYC        (R1)
14-CPLX Queensway, Etobicoke ON        (R1)
15-Regal Union Square, NYC        (HF)
16-CPLX Brossard QC            (R1)
17-Marcus Country Club, Country Club Hills IL (HF)
18-Regal Atlantic Station, Atlanta GA    (HF)
19-CPLX Scotiabank Toronto        (R1)
(combined with Yonge& Dundas #1)
20-CPLX Banque Scotia, Montreal     (R1)

Arclight Hollywood, TCl Chinese, El Capitan combo #6 (R1)

Yay two Florida theaters make the cut.

[4815162342]

3 hours ago, PPZVGOS said:

FWIW, Rogue One has faced infinitely more powerful competition than The Force Awakens ever did. Sing, Passengers, La La Land, Hidden figures, Fences, Moana, Why Him, AC etc etc

 

What did TFA had to face? Daddy's Home, Chipmunks, Sisters, The Revenant and The Hateful Eight? That was much weaker competition. 

 

The competitive powah we are dealing with here is...slightly more measurable.

[The Panda]

Lol, I am going to see a Monster Calls.  A few minutes before the movie starts I walk in and there are 0 people in the theater and  everything's off.

[MrPink]

6 minutes ago, La La Panda said:

Lol, I am going to see a Monster Calls.  A few minutes before the movie starts I walk in and there are 0 people in the theater and  everything's off.

 

I mean the movie is gonna make maybe a couple hundred thousand today? 

 

Good movie though.

[JonathanLB]

Poor A Monster Calls. Some of the comments here are hilarious, you really can't be saying things like that without having seen the movie. There is NOTHING kiddie about A Monster Calls for the millionth time. Someone actually said we've had enough kid-friendly fare lately? Huh...? Do you even know what the movie is about? I know they've done a lousy job advertising but read the plot description at least  It's about the least kiddie movie you can find. Very adult themes, but dealt with through showing a kid dealing with incredible loss. 

 

Maybe it won't resonate with some people, but I certainly think it would for quite a few more. It was one of the best "awards films" or "awards hopefuls" from last year, that's for sure. 

[filmlover]

The plot of A Monster Calls is exactly why it's not making any money.

[Morieris]

I'm going to see it tomorrow (because when your fave is actually in a GOOD movie you gotta support it) and I read the book. Hoo boy, if this makes even 10 mil in the states I will eat my collection of ticket stubs. 

[terrestrial]

Quote

January 6-8, 2017 Weekend

TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week # 1 17 Hidden Figures Fox $22,800,057 +2,556.6% 2,471 +2,446 $9,227 $25,754,235 $25 3 2 1 Rogue One...... BV $22,063,570 -55.5% 4,157 - $5,308 $477,364,924 $200 4 3 2 Sing Uni. $20,712,365 -51.7% 3,955 -74 $5,237 $214,512,010 $75 3 4 N Underworld: Blood Wars SGem $13,688,751 - 3,070 - $4,459 $13,688,751 $35 1 5 7 La La Land LG/S $10,132,213 +6.1% 1,515 +765 $6,688 $51,788,800 $30 5 6 3 Passengers (2016) Sony $8,816,213 -45.4% 3,400 -78 $2,593 $80,909,256 $110 3 7 5 Why Him? Fox $6,901,730 -31.3% 2,904 -104 $2,377 $48,961,283 $38 3 8 4 Moana BV $6,384,485 -41.9% 2,549 -226 $2,505 $225,365,667 - 7 9 6 Fences Par. $4,813,606 -52.1% 2,368 +67 $2,033 $40,776,870 $24 4 10 8 Assassin's Creed Fox $4,178,643 -51.8% 2,642 -354 $1,582 $49,884,426 $125 3 11 9 Manchester by the Sea RAtt. $2,517,794 -40.7% 1,057 -149 $2,382 $33,858,151 - 8 12 47 A Monster Calls Focus $2,080,051 +9,773.5% 1,523 +1,519 $1,366 $2,171,543 - 3 13 13 Lion Wein. $2,073,433 -8.8% 600 +75 $3,456 $9,866,152 - 7 14 11 Fantastic Beasts and.... WB $1,923,459 -53.2% 1,188 -654 $1,619 $229,180,032 $180 8 15 10 Collateral Beauty WB (NL) $1,291,048 -69.0% 1,402 -1,343 $921 $29,846,313 $36 4 16 15 Jackie FoxS $1,048,643 -32.6% 353 -6 $2,971 $9,245,194 - 6 17 16 Arrival Par. $865,796 -36.3% 381 -164 $2,272 $94,128,318 $47 9 18 14 Dangal UTV $807,311 -61.6% 237 -101 $3,406 $11,151,900 - 3 19 12 Office Christmas Party Par. $802,911 -77.6% 953 -1,394 $843 $54,065,262 $45 5

 

Edited January 10, 2017 by terrestrial

[terrestrial]

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice3 hours ago

Fresh off the Golden Globe for Best Comedy/Musical, LA LA LAND has already grossed $86M worldwide--$51.7M domestic, $34.7M int'l. KOR ($19M)

[The Panda]

2 hours ago, MrPink said:

 

I mean the movie is gonna make maybe a couple hundred thousand today? 

 

Good movie though.

 

Lol, I'm glad I was in the theater alone.  I cried like a baby.