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Monday numbers: SMH: 12.2M, DM3 4.3M, BD 1.67M, WW 1.18M Today, we celebrate our MOEDAY

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baumer Cinematic Universe

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7 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

How about you actually argue the numbers and scenarios I'm providing instead of posting memes? I would love to see your day by day breakdown.

How can you make a logical argument for Wonder Woman falling 49% this coming weekend when if there was any weekend it was going to fall considerably it would have been the Spider-Man weekend? Another superhero movie, 117 million dollar opening weekend, and Theater Loss. And yet it's still dipped less than 40%. So the onus is not really on us to refute your argument the onus is on you to prove your argument since it has never fallen more than 40% after its second weekend.

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2 minutes ago, baumer said:

How can you make a logical argument for Wonder Woman falling 49% this coming weekend when if there was any weekend it was going to fall considerably it would have been the Spider-Man weekend? Another superhero movie, 117 million dollar opening weekend, and Theater Loss. And yet it's still dipped less than 40%. So the onus is not really on us to refute your argument the onus is on you to prove your argument since it has never fallen more than 40% after its second weekend.

Fine. I'll bite.

 

I think it has a decent chance of losing 400-500 theaters this weekend. That leads me to believe there will be a similar Friday increase to last week.

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Forbes right now too the rest of the guys on social media who are supposed to be giving us early Tuesday numbers.

 

I'm the guy doing his job! Do you must be the other guy.

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Nunya Biznez Straight-to-DVD

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2 minutes ago, PhantomX1313 said:

So a poster actually trying to make Wonder Woman drop 50% for about 6 weeks but this time he might succeed 

 

What's that saying--even a broken clock is right twice a day? 

 

After all, WW will eventually drop 100% when the very last theater pulls it...

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Ezen Baklattan Global Phenomenon

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20 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Split:

 

Jan 20–22 1 $40,010,975 - 3,038 - $13,170 $40,010,975 1
Jan 27–29 1 $25,655,440 -35.9% 3,199 +161 $8,020 $77,385,530 2
Feb 3–5 1 $14,424,195 -43.8% 3,373 +174 $4,276 $98,540,660 3
Feb 10–12 4 $9,525,935 -34.0% 2,961 -412 $3,217 $112,498,205 4
Feb 17–19 7 $7,159,970 -24.8% 2,445 -516 $2,928 $123,725,500 5
Feb 17–20 7 $8,488,990 -10.9% 2,445 -516 $3,472 $125,054,520 5
Feb 24–26 9 $4,098,990 -42.8% 1,901 -544 $2,156 $130,823,885 6
Mar 3–5 15 $2,091,660 -49.0% 1,126 -775 $1,858 $134,044,560 7

 

It had its first drop over 43.8% in its 7th weekend, and at the number I think could happen for WW, which will be in its 7th weekend. So yeah, totally possible.

 

Primarily because a little independent film called LOGAN came out and swooped up over 40% of its theaters. Apes is nothing of the same caliber.

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1 minute ago, Spaghetti of 1000 Planets said:

Primarily because a little independent film called LOGAN came out and swooped up over 40% of its theaters. Apes is nothing of the same caliber.

That is not Logan's weekend, but it is the weekend where Get Out, direct competition to Split, was released.

 

#DrunkSpaghetti

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titanic2187 Summer Tentpole

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Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: Homecoming nabbed $12.3M yesterday, and while the Monday records in July are a challenge to climb given how they’ve been propped by the Independence Day holiday, that’s a notable number. Given how it’s largely a discount ticket day at cinemas throughout the country, today should be even bigger for Homecoming. Through four days at the domestic B.O., the Jon Watts movie counts $129.3M.

 

Last Monday on July 3 Universal/Illumination’s Despicable Me 3 made $13.9M juiced by holiday traffic, while Homecoming is one of the sixth best Mondays for the month not boosted by the Independence day stretch after Warner Bros.’ Dark Knight ($24.5M), Dark Knight Rises ($19.4M), Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest ($18.1), WB’s Harry Potter: Deathly Hallows Part 2 ($18M), and Uni/Illumination’s Minions ($12.9M).

 

Among all superhero movies playing on a Monday in July, Homecoming ranks behind Spider-Man 2 ($27.7M on July 5), Dark Knight, Dark Knight Rises, and Superman Returns ($12.99M on July 3).

Heading into its second weekend against 20th Century Fox’s War for The Planet of the Apes, Homecoming is expected to ease 55%-57% for $50M-$53M; an average decline for a superhero tentpole that has opened strongly. Tracking currently has Apes notching a No. 1 rank in the high $50Ms to low $60Ms. Given the glowing reviews for Apes at 92% fresh –many say it’s the best title in the trilogy– it won’t be a surprise if the Matt Reeves-directed title beats those estimates.

 

58% drop from sunday, typical summer blockbuster hold,indicating that legs wont be bad

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