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Sunday Est - June 24th Jurassic World FK : 77M/1325M, -15% Incredibles2 : 50.6m/136.7m -9% Lobster Cop : 13.2M/44.9M, -2.5% The Way of the Bug: 10.5m/161.4M. +47% How Long Will I Love U : 1.55M/893.6M +42% Infinity War: 1.08M/2385.4M +63%9 points
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8 points
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I enjoyed FK. Fun movie. There's only so much you can do with this property. I give the filmmakers credit for trying to take it in a new direction. It's just hard to do that and have the whole audience take it seriously. Still, not as bad a movie as some make it out to be. Or maybe I'm just another typical member of the GA that does not get tired of seeing dinosaurs on the big screen.8 points
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Before JW2 I saw a trailer for a new Spider-Man. Have some shame. Have some humility. Have some self respect. I felt embarrassed for the studio. A fucking kid dresses up as spider and fights crime. It's barely enough to sustain one movie. This is the (12th?) reboot since 2002? But he's black and a cartoon now! Anything to justify doing another one. Fuck off.7 points
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Saturday 23th June Update: Massive saturday for the BO, one of the biggest I remember. And that's thanks to JWFK and I2. 1. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 168.652 adm. Saturday 2. Incredibles 2 157.593 adm. Saturday. JWFK is playing better than expected and heading to a 450k+ adm. OW. It's OW is set to fall less than 15% from JW1. Biggest 2018 Days in Admissions (150k++): Movie Day Adm. 1 Avengers: Infinity War 1st Sunday (29th April) 273.015 2 The Incredibles 2 1st Wednesday (20th June/Holiday) 264.168 3 Avengers: Infinity War 1st Saturday (28th April) 261.181 4 Avengers: Infinity War 1st Monday (30th April/Holiday) 243.403 5 The Incredibles 2 1st Saturday (16th June) 231.650 6 The Incredibles 2 1st Sunday (17th June) 190.534 7 Avengers: Infinity War 2nd Saturday (5th May) 185.439 8 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 1st Saturday (23th June) 168.652 8 Avengers: Infinity War 1st Thursday (26th April/OD) 167.160 9 Avengers: Infinity War 2nd Sunday (6th May) 166.540 10 Avengers: Infinity War 1st Friday (27th April) 159.621 11 The Incredibles 2 2nd Saturday (23rd June) 157.5937 points
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6 points
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North Shore Cinema Update: Ant Man and The Wasp is tracking 20% behind Homecoming ($94.1M) and 37% behind Justice League ($58.9M) at the same time. This is solid so far as AMATW has less showings than at least JL. If we use just Ultrascreen (PLF) it’s 28% behind JL ($66.5M). My guess is somewhere in the $70M-$90M range. Hotel Transylvania 3 has no tracking comps at the same point but is the fourth biggest start for an animated movie I’ve tracked (behind The Star, DM3 and I2) but that’s not saying much. Skyscraper has no tickets sold then again it’s not really a presale movie nor get a good idea a week or two before release.6 points
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@MovieMan89 there is one key difference with Incredibles and other animated hit movies with great WOM: The upfront-demand. It had a record-breaking OW for a reason and quite a frontloaded one for an animated film, considering the Fathers Day advantage it had. Films like Inside Out, Secret Life of Pets, Wall-E, hell even Toy Story 3 or Finding Dory didnt have the same kind of hype and rush factor, thus it was logical that their grosses would be far more spread out, resulting in high Multis. Incredibles, after the 2nd weekend, has already burned of 350M worth of demand - thats simply massive in raw numbers. So even with the amazing WOM, repeat viewings and A+ Cinemascore - it woudnt be surprising to see this having a bit of a lower Multiplier. No animated film has ever opened with 150M+ before Incredibles 2 and it got near 185. Perspective matters like it always does and it crushing the 500M threshold and easily becoming the highest-grossing animated film ever shoudnt be overshadowed by talks about a worse multiplier than other animated hits. Because those movies didnt open with 183M.5 points
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INCREDIBLES 2 Disney Pixar Powering up its second weekend overseas, Disney/Pixar’s Incredibles 2 added $56.8M in 28 material market to take the offshore cume to $134.7M and the global total to $485M. China was tops in new plays with $21.2M for 2nd place behind the hold of the dinosaurs. This is Pixar’s best opening weekend in the Middle Kingdom where the brand has a spotty track record. The Douban score is 8.3 and social sentiment is understood to be good. When animation works in China, it tends to build, but folks don’t see this one having quite the singing run that Coco did last year. Despite the gold dust that movie sprinkled on Pixar, and that this is a superhero flick in a market that’s goes nuts for characters in capes, there’s little familiarity with the first movie from 2004. And, there is competition in the market between Jurassic World 2 and the upcoming onslaught of local titles. But this is a very healthy start in the genre and tops Coco and Finding Dory’s bows by about 19% each in non-adjusted dollars. Coco finaled at $189M in China while Dory caught $38M. India wholly embraced the Incredibles family with $3.3M at No. 1. Impressively, the score makes it already the biggest Disney/Pixar release ever in the market — in just one weekend. Across Asia-Pacific, already opened markets dipped just 36% with great holds in Indonesia (-8%), Malaysia (-9%), Singapore (-21%) and Australia (-35%). In Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Incredibles 2 had the biggest industry animated opening weekend ever in Iceland; the biggest Disney/Pixar animated opening of all time in Croatia; and the 2nd biggest Pixar opening of ever in Serbia. Holds were strong in South Africa (-2%), Israel (-13%), Kuwait (-32%) and Greece (-32%). In Latin America, the markets that had an incredible opening last weekend dropped only 44%. Uruguay (-16%), Chile (-30%), Colombia (-31%) and Argentina (-33%) were among the best. Mexico leads play with $23.5M on this staggered rollout, followed by China($21.2M), Australia ($15M), Russia ($10.4M) and Argentina ($6.7M). There is a lot more play to come with next weekend catching up with the family in Brazil, the Netherlands, Taiwan, Belgium, New Zealand and Portugal. France, the UK and Korea power up in July, followed by Japan and Spain in August and Italy and Germany in September.5 points
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I'm guessing Saturday came in higher than DL has it. If it didn't, then there's no way it's staying at 150. They'd be giving it a 10% drop on Sunday and I don't think they are stupid enough to do that. So my guess is Saturday must have closer to 50 million. I could see them giving Sunday a 15-18% drop.5 points
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Nice 80s-style retro posters!!! I lived through the eighties, and these certainly feel like the covers of a VHS tape!!5 points
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I've been having bad casual takes lately, so here's another: Fallen Kingdom is much better than Jurassic World 1. This one has terrible characters and shitty acting, but it is at least directed with alot of suspense and visual sense. Good setpieces etc. The first one had terrible characters and shitty acting, and was directed with about the quality of a local used car commercial. FUCK Colin Trevorrow. Hot take: Fallen Kingdom is JA Bayona's best English-language film5 points
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3rd trend sees little change in the numbers. Deadpool 2 and Solo switch places and numbers, JW2 is up slightly: #1 JW2 210k #2 Ocean's 8 175k #3 Deadpool 2 45k #4 Solo 42.5k #5 Papst Franziskus 35k4 points
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230-250 china 350-390 dom (144.50-149.5 ow * 2.42-2.61x) 520-560 os-china 1100-1200 ww4 points