Monday #s: Beauty and the Beast - $7.06M; Power Rangers - $2.78M; Kong - $1.27M; Life - $1.03M

[Eevin]

Disney’s  Beauty And The Beastcontinues to have moviegoers in a swoon as Belle and the gang grossed another $17.1M global yesterday to bring the worldwide cume to $710.5Mthrough Monday. With $10.2M at offshore turnstiles yesterday, the international box office is now $384.6M — that will rise to over $400M in short order this week. Domestically, the total through Monday is $325.9M.

http://deadline.com/2017/03/beauty-and-the-beast-crosses-700-million-global-box-office-1202053750/

Seems fine. -76% from Sunday, -49% from last Monday.

 

Edited March 28, 2017 by Eevin

[JB33]

Yep, right around what I predicted ($7M). It continues to closely mirror CINDERELLA.

[Eevin]

2 minutes ago, JB33 said:

Yep, right around what I predicted ($7M). It continues to closely mirror CINDERELLA.

Similar multiplier to Cinderella (2.96x) gets it to around $517m, or just under Rogue One and TDK.

[DMan7]

4 minutes ago, Eevin said:

Similar multiplier to Cinderella (2.96x) gets it to around $517m, or just under Rogue One and TDK.

[baumer]

Down not even 50% from last monday. Very nice.

[miketheavenger]

Even though this number is right where we expected, I'm still surprised how empty this thread is.

[Jim Shorts]

2 hours ago, Eevin said:

Similar multiplier to Cinderella (2.96x) gets it to around $517m, or just under Rogue One and TDK.

 

If that happens, it's gotta really piss off Disney that it's 2 most recent releases both fell short of TDK.  

 

 

Although Rogue One still has a 10% chance to get there based on its last 2 weeks, IMO.

[Eevin]

2 minutes ago, Jim Shorts said:

 

If that happens, it's gotta really piss off Disney that it's 2 most recent releases both fell short of TDK.  

 

 

Although Rogue One still has a 10% chance to get there based on its last 2 weeks, IMO.

Disney has been fudging the ever-loving bejeezus out of Rogue One the past couple weeks. They want TDK and they want it bad.

[wileECoyote]

BatB 

$7,061,470

 

from the-numbers.com

[Dandeak2000]

$710.5M + Tuesday ($8.5M DOM and $12M OS) = $731M

$731M + Wednesday ($7M DOM and $10M OS) = $748M

$748M + Thursday ($6M DOM and $8M OS) = $762M

$762M + Weekend ($50M DOM and $70M OS) = $882M (as of 02/04/2017)

 

I may be over-predicting a little what does everyone else think?

 

[Eevin]

Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Beauty and the Beast	Walt Disney	$7,061,470	-75%	4,210	$1,677	$326,094,074	11
2	(2)	Power Rangers	Lionsgate	$2,778,423	-74%	3,693	$752	$43,078,711	4
3	(3)	Kong: Skull Island	Warner Bros.	$1,268,499	-72%	3,666	$346	$135,016,390	18
4	(4)	Life	Sony Pictures	$1,033,454	-68%	3,146	$328	$13,535,390	4
5	(5)	Logan	20th Century Fox	$975,725	-69%	3,163	$308	$202,620,711	25
6	(6)	Get Out	Universal	$840,275	-66%	2,474	$340	$148,510,155	32
7	(7)	CHiPS	Warner Bros.	$612,341	-71%	2,464	$249	$8,335,143	4
8	(8)	The Shack	Lionsgate	$394,989	-67%	2,330	$170	$49,541,584	25
9	(9)	The Lego Batman Movie	Warner Bros.	$225,530	-69%	1,638	$138	$171,197,733	46
10	(11)	The Belko Experiment	BH Tilt	$204,740	-62%	1,341	$153	$7,853,675	11
11	(-)	Hidden Figures	20th Century Fox	$86,045	-59%	640	$134	$167,101,057	93
12	(-)	John Wick: Chapter Two	Lionsgate	$52,404	-59%	403	$130	$90,903,825	46
13	(-)	T2: Trainspotting	Sony Pictures	$36,697	-67%	59	$622	$659,424	11
14	(-)	Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	Walt Disney	$36,605	-63%	267	$137	$531,351,096	102
15	(-)	Wilson	Fox Searchlight

[Momo]

About what I thought on PR number for Monday.

[Jim Shorts]

22 minutes ago, Mike Hunt said:

$710.5M + Tuesday ($8.5M DOM and $12M OS) = $731M

$731M + Wednesday ($7M DOM and $10M OS) = $748M

$748M + Thursday ($6M DOM and $8M OS) = $762M

$762M + Weekend ($50M DOM and $70M OS) = $882M (as of 02/04/2017)

 

I may be over-predicting a little what does everyone else think?

 

 

I bet it's closer to $9m for Tuesday and probably $45-47m for the weekend. 

[Jim Shorts]

38 minutes ago, Eevin said:

Disney has been fudging the ever-loving bejeezus out of Rogue One the past couple weeks. They want TDK and they want it bad.

 

I wouldn't call it fudging, more like creative accounting.

 

A lot of the last 2 week's increase have been due to double features at Drive-ins with Beauty and the Beast.  That and $1 and discount theaters propping it up. 

[TalismanRing]

46 minutes ago, Eevin said:

Disney has been fudging the ever-loving bejeezus out of Rogue One the past couple weeks. They want TDK and they want it bad.

 

Eh.  It had it's Double Bill jump with B&B which is par for the course and last w/e it had it's 2nd mild theater expansion (the first was just 13 theaters) in it's 15th week.  Pretty much the usual for a later run.  This isn't Sony with SPECTRE or even Passengers.

 

Weekend Box Office Performance

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Days
2016/12/16	1	$155,081,681		4,157	$37,306	$155,081,681	3
2016/12/23	1	$64,033,768	-59%	4,157	$15,404	$286,033,442	10
2016/12/30	1	$49,609,002	-23%	4,157	$11,934	$424,987,707	17
2017/01/06	2	$22,063,570	-56%	4,157	$5,308	$477,364,924	24
2017/01/13	5	$13,468,189	-39%	3,162	$4,259	$498,559,923	31
2017/01/20	6	$7,210,470	-46%	2,603	$2,770	$512,376,033	38
2017/01/27	8	$5,274,513	-27%	2,049	$2,574	$520,200,086	45
2017/02/03	11	$2,922,879	-45%	1,613	$1,812	$524,632,391	52
2017/02/10	13	$1,495,988	-49%	929	$1,610	$527,162,956	59
2017/02/17	17	$791,308	-47%	435	$1,819	$528,602,776	66
2017/02/24	23	$423,387	-46%	284	$1,491	$529,443,931	73
2017/03/03	26	$223,941	-47%	165	$1,357	$529,828,733	80
2017/03/10	25	$209,647	-6%	166	$1,263	$530,118,047	87
2017/03/17	14	$502,905	+140%	179	$2,810	$530,748,437	94
2017/03/24	15	$446,992	-11%	267	$1,674	$531,314,491	101

[MrPink]

Yeah I don't think Disney is going to push it past TDK, just squeezing out a few more dollars that is pretty standard for a Disney blockbuster a couple months or so into its run

[filmlover]

Yeah, Disney really has nothing to gain from Rogue One surpassing TDK at this point. Especially when BATB is likely to pass both of them at this point.

[George Parr]

51 minutes ago, Eevin said:

Disney has been fudging the ever-loving bejeezus out of Rogue One the past couple weeks. They want TDK and they want it bad.

 

Nah, if they wanted Rogue One to get past TDK they would have tried something a whole lot earlier than now. Disney is pretty much the last company that cares about getting another movie or reaching as milestone, they have let countless opportunities pass, even when it came to setting records.

 

Rth actually explained it in the weekend topic, Rogue One currently gets quite a lot of money from double features at drive-ins, which play it together with BatB. The money from those goes to both movies equally. That's not how Disney counts stuff, that's how it gets handled in the US (and nowhere else apparently). It seems a bit weird, because most of that money obviously comes from people being interested in BatB, but if that's the way it works for every movie, why should it be any different for this one?

 

On top of that, it is currently expanding into Dollar-theaters.

[Eevin]

11 minutes ago, George Parr said:

 

Nah, if they wanted Rogue One to get past TDK they would have tried something a whole lot earlier than now. Disney is pretty much the last company that cares about getting another movie or reaching as milestone, they have let countless opportunities pass, even when it came to setting records.

 

Rth actually explained it in the weekend topic, Rogue One currently gets quite a lot of money from double features at drive-ins, which play it together with BatB. The money from those goes to both movies equally. That's not how Disney counts stuff, that's how it gets handled in the US (and nowhere else apparently). It seems a bit weird, because most of that money obviously comes from people being interested in BatB, but if that's the way it works for every movie, why should it be any different for this one?

 

On top of that, it is currently expanding into Dollar-theaters.

Fair enough.  I'd give you a like, but I'm sadly short.

[NoobSaibot]

The numbers for Life are giving me Blair Witch vibes. But I have to give it credit for not ending up under $1 million on its first Monday.