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The previous AMC advance ticket recordholder was No Way Home at 16.9m. This one made 26m. Jeez. Don't underestimate Swifties.
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So this is guaranteed for one of the top 5 openings of the year already.
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Yeah this is going to make bank easily. October is very dead.
Swift is like the biggest music star in the US of this century and the high ticket premiums are going to help. 50+
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Wow that's a big bump for Barbie. I guess after the harsher Monday drop that makes sense.
Using Lion King as an example since it's late July it made 64m from it's 4th Tuesday. Even at minimum Barbie makes 601m if you add 64m. And Barbie has been holding way better so looking at other examples....
Jurassic World made 87m after it's 4th Tuesday which would put Barbie at 624m.
Using Incredibles 2 as an example, it made 96m after it's 4th Tuesday. That puts Barbie at around 633m.
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Inception made 62m after it's 4th Monday. Oppenheimer is already 36m ahead of Inception and it's at 266m so even at bare minimum another 60 would put it over 320m. I think Oppenheimer might finish around Joker's number.
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Rewatching it the second time it flies by even quicker. I think the only issue I really have with it is the cringy way they had Oppenheimer say "I am death" during the sex scene. Rolled my eyes so hard.
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I swear every time I open a weekend thread...
Ah yes, another discussion about the Star Wars sequels
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4 hours ago, Juby said:
It's sad that this is the movie that breaks the last TDK and HP7.2 records to become the new WB king. I don't get the hype and I don't get the legs. In a perfect world, M:I-7 is crushes it at the box office.
Your definition of a perfect world is a Mission Impossible movie makes money?
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Enjoyed it. I'd put it a bit behind Spider-verse though TMNT leans way more into being goofy but it has heartfelt and sincere moments. The art style was really cool and the soundtrack is wonderful.
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If that 15 million number holds up for Barbie it would be the 11th largest second Monday ever. If you left out the Christmas holidays' second Mondays it would be behind Shrek 2 and TPM (though those had Memorial?) for number 3.
TGM did 12.4 million for second Monday.
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5 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:
Obviously, now all Western Media have covered up the outrage and now I am waiting to see if US Headquarters of Warner Bros are going to reponse or not..
I assume you mean covered what happened? Since there's articles on it in Guardian, Bloomberg, BBC, Variety, etc
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11 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:
150 marketing budget for Barbie would be insane, I don’t really get it when social media was so much of it.
Well there was a ton of it. Just the toys alone and crossover promotions. Clothing. Food. Restaurants.
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/07/29/business/mattel-barbie-boom-retailers-restaurants/index.html
The ancillaries however will easily pay for the marketing budget many times over.
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23 minutes ago, The GOAT said:
For a historical perspective, let's be honest that bomb did not need to be dropped.
Okay the historian in me is unleashed. Side tracked the topic a bit here, but the bomb actually had to be dropped to be believed though.
Ironically even after the bombings the Japanese Cabinet was still deadlocked and the Emperor had to personally intervene twice just to get them to actually surrender. The Soviet invasion was the final nail on the coffin. Both events were influential on the decision
Japan had been hoping that by negotiating with the Soviets they could have peace without surrendering. The US was aware of all this of course since they already broke the Japanese diplomatic codes awhile back and knew the Japanese weren't considering unconditional surrender.
The first atomic bomb was on August 6th (Hiroshima). It was not until a cabinet meeting on August 9th, which was after the Soviet invasion and the Nagasaki atomic bombing, when surrender was fully on the agenda. The Japanese emperor had to personally intervene and ordered the cabinet into surrendering (since there was a deadlock with the war faction). There was even an attempted military coup on August 14th to seize the recording of the emperor's broadcast of the surrender.The Japanese were planning to resist with millions of people and troops in the main islands and the US invasion planners knew it and were scared of the casualties. Invasion of Japan itself could have killed millions. Imagine the casualties of Okinawa and multiply that with all of Japan. That's what was facing US invasion planners and Truman.
I get that there's an attempt to portray Japan as helpless in the final months of the war (especially pushed by Japanese revisionist right wingers) but the fact was Japan was ready to fight. The US wasn't even sure of it's own manpower requirements. The book Downfall goes into great detail on how the US divisions for the invasion of the main islands weren't even remotely ready or filled.
Oppenheimer isn't even a pro-war movie either, so some of the the Japanese online only crowd's fuss is just that. Unnecessary. I am curious to see how the movie performs there. If it ever gets a release.
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1 minute ago, Issac Newton said:
Sorry, I personally don't support jokes on Wars - Internet Sensation is a different thing but Barbie Officials calls "It's going to be a summer to remember 😘💕" can't be forgiving - You can see voice of Public Anger under this tweet -
Its quite telling none of those Japanese posters have even seen Oppenheimer yet. It's not exactly some super pro-war movie.
And we're not even getting into the debate of the atomic bombings themselves. I get those Japanese posters are sensitive about it since they're posting pictures of victims in replies to no doubt gain sympathy, but do they need to be reminded who started the events of the Pacific part of WW2 by invading Manchuria then China? It's not like the US decided to randomly bomb Imperial Japan.
Anyways end of the day some very online posters who weren't going to see either movie anyways are going to boycott it isn't really a story. Just some new online faux outrage.
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26 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:
#Nobarbenheimer Tags intensified in Japan.
Why are they even bothering replying to those? Those are literally spam bots pushing the T-shirts. They're on every single tweet (or xeet?) that mentions Barbie's box office I noticed.
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Barbie will be taking TDK's long holding WB champion title on their 100th anniversary.
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53 minutes ago, baumer said:
That's the cast for Copland and in my opinion it's such a terrific movie and the performances by pretty much everybody are out of this world especially from Ray Liotta and Stallone of course. It's a bit of a slow burn and obviously a huge departure from what Stallone usually did and if anybody here hasn't seen it and is looking for a fantastic movie with an All-Star cast I'd highly recommend it.
Copland is wonderful. A very good and different performance from Stallone than what you'd usually expect when you hear he plays a cop.
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2 minutes ago, titanic2187 said:
Why is Barbieheimer second weekend look more detrimental to holdovers as compared to the OW?
And how can Barbie hold better than Oppy over mid-week but still have better Fri bump?
Oppenheimer's PLF and IMAX numbers might be skewing it's increases and decreases a bit.
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1 minute ago, Gavin Feng said:
Nice, so the 29m held up. 32m for Saturday seems a bit low to me seeing that's only a 10% increase, maybe walk ups will show up later.
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6 minutes ago, ZattMurdock said:
Aren’t you watching test screenings anymore? Give us the latest lol
I still do, but this summer I've been busy with something streaming service related and the strike has affected another thing I was working on. Only movie I've seen lately was an early test screening of The Creator.
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2 minutes ago, Darth Lehnsherr said:
Barbenheimer will have a better drop off than the Weekend Thread will
Quick, let's talk about Star Wars sequels again. That ought to get us at least a dozen more pages.
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Barbie with 29 million is like a 38% increase. TDK did 41%. If Barbie basically follows TDK a bit less this weekend even with a conservative predict. Sunday might turn out flatter like last weekend though.
Friday: 29 million
Saturday: 34 million (+18%) TDK did 21%
Sunday: 28 million (-17%) TDK did -16%
91 million-ish would be a 43% drop.
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15 minutes ago, Rtheimer said:
I'd had Fri B 29, Opp 14, HH 10, SOF 4
That's more like it.
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1 minute ago, Borobudur said:
What's wrong with those numbers? Both still heading to sub-50% drop after the historic OW.
I think some people are really hoping for 100m/50m for Barbenheimer. Anyways it's way too early to say definitively what will happen.
Taylor Swift || The Eras Tour Concert Film - October 13, 2023 | Comes to Disney+ w/ 5 bonus songs
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57% For Taylor Swift, 43% for AMC. Will be a massive return on the 20 million spent.