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Shantal

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  1. Yes, but it's still a working day. Day business is not the same as Saturday and Sunday.That's why I wrote 5 working days.It's part of the box-office weekend, but officially weekend days are Saturday and Sunday, the non working ones.
  2. Biggest non-holiday May Monday? (I think SW ROTS is first there with something over 14 mil $) That possible?
  3. It is at day 12. To break the record it would need around 350 mil in 7 days, 2 of which are weekend days (forgot the word days in the previous post ) and 5 are May workdays.
  4. 350 mil in 7 days with five weekdays in May and only 2 weekends? Isn't it a litle hard?
  5. Yes, I'm not trying to argue, sorry if it seems that why. Just comparing what everybody expected for his movie like 3 weeks ago and what it's doing now is great for my statistics loving soul. :)I'm just mind blown by what this movie has managed to achieve. :worthy:And am currently missing my second deadline in a week for a report I have to hand in at Uni because of it, but could care less.Last sleep - 36 hours ago - worth it.
  6. So lets compare its first 4 day weekend (Th-S/two working days/two free) to its second 4 day weekend (F-M/one working day/three free).Second weekend 3 day is only -50% on first weekend 4 days.
  7. Yes, but UK is still great. And Mexico fell only 45% after the record breaking OW. Not counting all the other sub-50 frops.
  8. I wish all the films I've liked have gotten a "decent" Saturday holds. :lol:And I wish to all the movies that I'll like in the future all the "decent" holds there are.
  9. I loved it in IMAX 3D, that's where I watched it twice. Considering here the price for 3D is the same as for IMAX 3D, wasn't a difficult choice.
  10. So I found the older ones, but I have to idea where to find the price expected for the current year. Google isn't helping. ):
  11. So you are calculating prices from 2008 for the whole year, including the end where prices were higher than when Dark Knight and SM3 sold most of their tickets, to first quarter ticket price that is not in the time where TA sold its tickets. Did I get that right, or is it something else that I'm missing? ps not for you. I WANT SMILIES...... Why is the whole thing over my text box pale and I can't click on any of them. :cry:
  12. Just a question, where on that site you linked can one see the avar, prices? I'm looking and can't find a thing.
  13. The National Association of Theather Owners is showing me an avarage ticket price of 7.18$ for 2008, not $6.96.http://www.natoonline.org/statisticstickets.htm
  14. Why is the number of tickets in line 2D the same as in line Total in both tables? ps. and why can't I click anything over the text box, no smilies, no link, nothing.
  15. ^^^^Am I bad at adding or is there something not right in the last row?
  16. Do you have average prices for those two years, so a similar calculation for them both could be done? And what actually are their numbers?
  17. Sorry for all the question but I love statistics, that's why I'm asking. I think if movies get within around 200 000 tickets of each other it's very difficult to name a winner. Yes, the same could be said for SM3, but as I said I don't know its numbers, with taking into account the IMAX prices for like 4 or 5 mil $ it made there.
  18. Is this the only type of premium seating available (D-Box) or are there others and what is the average price for them? Besides, if we go splitting hairs, one can argue that TA has have more children under 12 that saw it, which would mean cheaper tickets. In my book, if TA crosses 205 mil it has defiantly broken the attendance record. If it's between 202-204 mil, it's a tie. Under 202 mil, 2nd or 3rd (have no idea of SM3 numbers).
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