[MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS | 10 NOV 2017 | Fox]

Wondering if Fox will move either this or Red Sparrow to a different date. Both are targeting older adults, yet both are slated to be released November 2017. One of these could probably be very successful in September or October (based on the current 2017 schedule). 

[Trolls | Nov 4 2016 | Trailer Page 7. Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick. RT watch - 86%]

On 10/9/2016 at 0:50 PM, tribefan695 said:

Even if this has a decent opening, Beasts and Moana are going to destroy its legs

Beasts is a PG-13 tentpole with mild crossover and Thanksgiving week is almost always kind to holdovers (sub-30% drops being the norm, for kids movies - 5 to 20% drops common).

 

I wouldn't say its legs will be 'destroyed' - it'll hold about the same as most early November animated openers IMO. Veteran's Day should give it a stellar 2nd weekend hold. If it does $50-55 million OW, I wouldn't be shocked to see it do $40-43 million 2nd weekend and finish in 1st place. 

 

$42 million

$33.5 million ($86 million)

$17 million ($108 million) 

$12.5 million/$18.5 million ($130 million)

$5 million ($136 million) 

$4 million ($141 million) 

$2 million ($143 million) 

$1.5 million ($146 million) 

$1 million ($149 million) 

$152-154 million DOM total

 

Without Moana, I'd say it reaches $170-175 million DOM, but $20 million less (before the likely $300-450 million OS total) isn't going to make a big difference in terms of profitability. 

[Weekend Prediction thread 6/28-6/30 Play the Derby]

10/28-10/30

1. Inferno: $28.5 million 
2. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $14 million ($45 million) 
3. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $13.5 million ($48 million) 
4. The Accountant $9 million ($62 million)
5. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $7.5 million ($25 million) 
6. The Girl on the Train: $5 million ($67 million) 
7. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $5 million ($82 million) 
8. Storks: $3 million ($69 million) 
9. Deepwater Horizon: $3 million ($61 million) 
10. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $2.5 million ($10 million)

11/4-11/6

1. Doctor Strange: $79 million 
2. Trolls: $46.5 million 
3. Inferno: $13 million ($49 million) 
4. Hacksaw Ridge: $12 million 
5. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $8 million ($58 million) 
6. The Accountant: $6 million ($72 million) 
7. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $4 million ($87 million) 
8. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $3.5 million ($45 million) 
9. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $3 million ($28 million) 
10. The Girl on the Train: $2.5 million ($71 million) 

11/11-11/13

1. Doctor Strange: $36 million ($131 million)
2. Trolls: $35.5 million ($93 million) 
3. Arrival: $25 million 
4. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $20 million 
5. Almost Christmas: $15 million 
6. Hacksaw Ridge: $14 million ($33 million) 
7. Inferno: $6 million ($59 million) 
8. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $4.5 million ($67 million) 
9. The Accountant: $3.5 million ($77 million) 
10. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $3 million ($91 million) 

11/18-11/20

1. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $94.5 million 
2. Trolls: $17.5 million ($116 million) 
3. Arrival: $15 million ($48 million) 
4. Doctor Strange: $14 million ($153 million) 
5. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $12 million ($39 million) 
6. Almost Christmas: $9 million ($29 million) 
7. Hacksaw Ridge: $8 million ($44 million) 
8. The Edge of Seventeen: $6.5 million 
9. Bleed for This: $5 million 
10. Inferno: $3.5 million ($65 million) 

11/23-11/27

1. Moana: $80.5 million/$124 million 
2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $46 million/$71 million ($182 million) 
3. Allied: $17 million/$24 million 
4. Trolls: $13.5 million/$20 million ($139 million)
5. Arrival: $11.5 million/$16 million ($68 million) 
6. Doctor Strange: $11 million/$16.5 million ($173 million) 
7. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $9 million/$13 million ($55 million) 
8. Bad Santa 2: $8 million/$13.5 million 
9. Hacksaw Ridge: $6.5 million/$9.5 million ($57 million) 
10. Almost Christmas: $6 million/$9 million ($40 million) 

12/2-12/4

1. Moana: $36 million ($170 million) 
2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $19 million ($211 million) 
3. Allied: $10 million ($39 million) 
4. Arrival: $6.5 million ($78 million) 
5. Kidnap: $6 million
6. Trolls: $5 million ($145 million) 
7. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $5 million ($63 million) 
8. Doctor Strange: $4.5 million ($180 million) 
9. Bad Santa 2: $4.5 mililon ($21 million) 
10. Hacksaw Ridge: $4 million ($64 million) 

12/9-12/11

1. Moana: $27.5 million ($206 million) 
2. Office Christmas Party: $18.5 million 
3. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $12 million ($229 million) 
4. Allied: $7 million ($50 million) 
5. Miss Sloane: $6 million
6. Arrival: $5 million ($86 million) 
7. Trolls: $4 million ($150 million) 
8. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $4 million ($69 million) 
9. La La Land: $3.5 million 
10. Bad Santa 2: $3 million ($26 million) 

12/16-12/18

1. Rogue One: $106 million 
2. La La Land: $24 million ($29 million) 
3. Moana: $17 million ($229 million) 
4. Office Christmas Party: $12 million ($37 million) 
5. Collateral Beauty: $9 million 
6. The Space Between Us: $5 million 
7. Allied: $4.5 million ($57 million)
8. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $4 million ($235 million) 
9. Arrival: $3 million ($90 million)
10. Miss Sloane: $3 million ($11 million) 

12/23-12/25

1. Rogue One: $71 million ($248 million) 
2. Sing: $66 million ($97 million) 
3. Passengers: $38 million ($60 million) 
4. La La Land: $20 million ($66 million) 
5. Moana: $18 million ($265 million) 
6. Why Him?: $16 million 
7. Assassin's Creed: $14 million ($35 million) 
8. Office Christmas Party: $10 million ($58 million) 
9. Fences: $9 million 
10. Collateral Beauty: $8 million ($25 million) 
11. Gold: $4 million 
12. Allied: $3.5 million ($64 million) 
13. The Space Between Us: $3 million ($11 million) 
14. Arrival: $3 million ($96 million) 
15. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $2.5 million ($240 million) 

12/30-1/1

1. Rogue One: $52 mlilion ($363 million) 
2. Sing: $47.5 million ($198 million) 
3. Passengers: $31.5 million ($129 million) 
4. La La Land: $16 million ($98 million) 
5. Moana: $14.5 million ($296 million) 
6. Fences: $13 million ($36 million) 
7. Why Him?: $11.5 million ($39 million) 
8. Assassin's Creed: $9 million ($53 million) 
9. Gold: $7 million ($19 million) 
10. Collateral Beauty: $6.5 million ($38 million) 
11. Office Christmas Party: $4.5 million ($67 million) 
12. Allied: $3 million ($70 million) 
13. Arrival: $2.5 million ($101 million) 
14. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $2.5 million ($245 million) 
15. The Space Between Us: $2 million ($15 million) 

[WHY HIM? | 12.23.16 | Fox | final gross ● 60.32 M]

10 hours ago, Robot308 said:

Your Statements doesn't make any sense

PG/PG-13 family comedies do well around Christmas and New Year's. (Daddy's Home, Parental Guidance, Cheaper by the Dozen 1/2, Night at the Museum 1 and 3, Alvin 1-4, etc.) 

 

R-rated family comedies are unproven during this time of year and there's two other R-rated comedies competing for the same audience (Bad Santa 2 and Office Christmas Party). 

 

R-rated comedies can succeed, but Christmas/New Year's usually means the whole family goes to see a movie together. The R rating will limit its audience since most aren't going to take their young kids to Why Him? when Sing, Moana and Rogue One are all available. (plus, La La Land and Passengers will be PG-13, so adults have two other options without kid appeal if they refuse to see a kids/family movie) 

 

What doesn't make sense? 

[WHY HIM? | 12.23.16 | Fox | final gross ● 60.32 M]

8 minutes ago, That One Guy said:

 

Mm hm, there's never been an R-rated comedy that hasn't ever made over 100M before.  In fact, Deadpool was such a massive flop!...oh wait.

 

I'm talking about the time of year. Families with kids and adults over 60 aren't going to go see a hard-R comedy together at Christmas-time. If it had a PG-13, I could see $100 million+ since PG/PG-13 broad comedies historically do well in December. Office Christmas Party and Bad Santa 2 will also take away some of its audience. 

 

I'm just saying $40-60 million DOM is a more reasonable target since there's yet to be an R-rated comedy doing $100 million+ DOM in December. Rogue One, Passengers, Sing, La La Land, Assassin's Creed, Fences and Moana will have everyone's attention, so Why Him? seems destined to be lost in the shuffle. 

[Weekend Prediction thread 6/28-6/30 Play the Derby]

10/21-10/23

1. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $23 million
2. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $20 million 
3. The Accountant: $14 million ($46 million) 
4. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $11 million 
5. The Girl on the Train: $8 million ($60 million) 
6. Kevin Hart - What Now?: $6 million ($21 million) 
7. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $5.5 million ($74 million) 
8. Storks: $4.5 million ($65 million) 
9. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $4 mililon 
10. Deepwater Horizon: $3.5 million ($55 million) 

10/28-10/30

1. Inferno: $38 million
2. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $12 million ($40 million)
3. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $10.5 million ($36 million)
4. The Accountant: $9 million ($60 million) 
5. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $6 million ($20 million) 
6. The Girl on the Train: $5.5 million ($68 million) 
7. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $4.5 million ($80 million) 
8. Storks: $3.5 million ($69 million) 
9. Kevin Hart - What Now?: $3 million ($25 million) 
10. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $2.5 million ($8 million) 

11/4-11/6

1. Doctor Strange: $80.5 million 
2. Trolls: $36.5 million 
3. Inferno: $17.5 million ($65 million) 
4. Hacksaw Ridge: $13 million 
5. The Accountant: $6.5 million ($70 million) 
6. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $5.5 million ($44 million) 
7. The Girl on the Train: $4 million ($74 million) 
8. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $3.5 million ($46 million) 
9. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $3 million ($84 million)
10. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $2 million ($24 million)

11/11-11/13

1. Doctor Strange: $37.5 million ($135 million) 
2. Trolls: $30 million ($74 million)
3. Arrival: $24.5 million 
4. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $20 million 
5. Hacksaw Ridge: $13.5 million ($33 million) 
6. Almost Christmas: $11 million 
7. Inferno: $9.5 million ($79 million) 
8. The Accountant: $4 million ($76 million) 
9. Shut In: $3 million 
10. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $2.5 million ($48 million) 

11/18-11/20

1. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $108 million 
2. Trolls: $15 million ($93 million) 
3. Doctor Strange: $14.5 million ($157 million)
4. Arrival: $13.5 million ($46 million) 
5. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $11.5 million ($37 million) 
6. Hacksaw Ridge: $7.5 million ($44 million) 
7. Almost Christmas: $6 million ($21 million)
8. Inferno: $5 million ($86 million) 
9. Bleed for This: $4.5 million 
10. The Edge of Seventeen: $3.5 million 

11/23-11/27

1. Moana: $82 million/$120 million 
2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $51 million/$80 million ($208 million) 
3. Allied: $17.5 million/$26 million 
4. Trolls: $12 million/$18 million ($114 million) 
5. Doctor Strange: $11.5 million/$16.5 million ($177 million) 
6. Arrival: $10.5 million/$14.5 million ($63 million) 
7. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $9.5 million/$13 million ($53 million) 
8. Bad Santa 2: $8 million/$13 million 
9. Hacksaw Ridge: $6.5 million/$9.5 million ($56 million) 
10. Almost Christmas: $4.5 million/$7.5 million ($31 million) 

[WHY HIM? | 12.23.16 | Fox | final gross ● 60.32 M]

On 8/28/2016 at 2:01 PM, Robot308 said:

anything can happen. it could still do way better numbers than Daddy's Home

If it had the PG or PG-13 successful broad comedies have around Christmas/New Year's, it could. 

 

The R rating will keep it sub-$100 million. 

[Weekend Thread: Accountant 24.7M, Kevin Hart 11.9M, GOTT 11.9M, Peregrine 8.9M]

2 hours ago, Krissykins said:

Will this finish as the worst Fall season on record since 2001?

 

It's at $535m and all that's left is:

 

The Accountant
Kevin Hart What Now
Max Steel

Boo! A Madea Halloween
Jack Reacher Never Go Back
Keeping Up With the Joneses
Ouija: Origin of Evil

Inferno

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Accountant: $95 million

Kevin Hart: $35 million 

Max Steel: $5 million 

Boo! A Madea Halloween: $55 million 

Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $60 million

Keeping Up With the Joneses: $15 million

Ouija - Origin of Evil: $35 million

Inferno: $90 million

 

$390 million DOM + $535 million DOM = $925 million DOM

 

Plus, that doesn't include Sept holdovers or GotT (add in $100-110 million DOM).

 

$1 billion+ will probably happen. It will be much weaker than recent years, but on par with 2010. 

 

[Wednesday numbers | DON'T FORGET YOUR DERBY PICKS]

5 hours ago, zackzack said:

Storks 9% bump...is that unusual..?

What is the leg gonna be like for this one?

My current prediction points at $80m

 

Peregrine's hold is OK

 

a 15% drop from last Wednesday, so I'd say Peregrine's doing quite well. It'll hold well this weekend since Hurricane Matthew shut down a solid portion of the Southeast last weekend. 

[Weekend Prediction thread 6/28-6/30 Play the Derby]

10/14-10/16

1. The Girl on the Train: $16 million ($53 million)
2. The Accountant: $14.5 million 
3. Kevin Hart - What Now?: $13 million 
4. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $12 million ($70 million) 
5. Deepwater Horizon: $8.5 million ($52 million) 
6. Storks: $7.5 million ($61 million) 
7. The Magnificent Seven: $6.5 million ($86 million) 
8. Middle School - The Worst Years of My Life: $5 million ($14 million) 
9. The Birth of a Nation: $4.5 million ($14 million)
10. Sully: $4 million ($120 million) 

10/21-10/23

1. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $23.5 million 
2. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $20.5 million 
3. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $11.5 million 
4. The Girl on the Train: $9.5 million ($68 million) 
5. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $9 million ($83 million) 
6. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $8 million 
7. The Accountant: $7.5 million ($26 million) 
8. Storks: $5 million ($67 million) 
9. Deepwater Horizon: $4.5 million ($59 million) 
10. Middle School - The Worst Years of My Life: $4 million ($19 million) 

10/28-10/30

1. Inferno: $34.5 million 
2. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $12 million ($43 million) 
3. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $10 million ($35 million) 
4. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $7.5 million ($94 million) 
5. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $6 million ($21 million) 
6. The Girl on the Train: $5 million ($76 million) 
7. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $4.5 million ($15 million) 
8. The Accountant: $4 million ($32 million) 
9. Storks: $3.5 million ($71 million) 
10. Deepwater Horizon: $3 million ($64 million) 

11/4-11/6

1. Doctor Strange: $80.5 million 
2. Trolls: $40.5 million 
3. Inferno: $15 million ($58 million) 
4. Hacksaw Ridge: $13 million 
5. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $5 milllion ($51 million) 
6. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $4 million ($100 million) 
7. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $4 million ($41 million) 
8. The Girl on the Train: $3 million ($80 million) 
9. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $2.5 million ($19 million) 
10. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $2 million ($25 million) 

11/11-11/13

1. Doctor Strange: $34 million ($131 million) 
2. Trolls: $32 million ($80 million) 
3. Arrival: $25 million 
4. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $19.5 million 
5. Hacksaw Ridge: $14 million ($34 million) 
6. Almost Christmas: $11 million 
7. Inferno: $8 million ($71 million) 
8. Shut In: $3.5 million 
9. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $3 million ($104 million) 
10. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $3 million ($56 million) 

11/18-11/20

1. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $109 million 
2. Trolls: $16 million ($100 million) 
3. Arrival: $13.5 million ($46 million) 
4. Doctor Strange: $13 million ($152 million) 
5. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $10.5 million ($36 million) 
6. Hacksaw Ridge: $8.5 million ($47 million) 
7. Almost Christmas: $6 million ($20 million) 
8. Bleed for This: $5 million 
9. The Edge of Seventeen: $3.5 million 
10. Inferno: $3 million ($76 million) 

11/23-11/27

1. Moana: $76.5 million/$114 million
2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $51 million/$80 million ($209 million)
3. Allied: $16 million/$24 million
4. Trolls: $13 million/$19.5 million ($123 million)
5. Arrival: $11.5 million/$16 million ($65 million)
6. Doctor Strange: $10.5 million/$15 million ($169 million)
7. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $9 million/$12 million ($50 million)
8. Hacksaw Ridge: $7.5 million/$10 million ($59 million)
9. Bad Santa 2: $7 million/$11 million
10. Almost Christmas: $5 million/$7.5 million ($29 million)  

[2016 100M Films - 30 down, 6 to go! (Passengers Played The Long Game)]

1. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $103 million 
2. The Girl on the Train: $111 million 
3. The Magnificent Seven: $100 million 
4. Doctor Strange: $187 million 
5. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $276 million 
6. Trolls: $116 million 
7. Moana: $312 million 
8. Rogue One: $436 million 
9. Sing: $269 million 
10. Passengers: $207 million 
11. La La Land: $163 million 
12. Patriot's Day: $109 million 
13. Arrival: $102 million 
14. Fences: $101 million 

Unfortunately, I'd say 34 is the limit unless Inferno, Billy Lynn, Silence or A Monster Calls do better than I expect. If Alice 2 and Sausage Party had inched across the mark, this would've been possible, but I'd say the chances are now pretty low. 

[Weekend Thread: Peregrine: 28.5| Deep: 20.6| M7: 15.7 pg 22]

1 hour ago, cannastop said:

That's because 2016 has also had 6 enormously huge breakout hits.

2015 had JW and SW7, so you could argue those two equalize the amount of huge breakout hits in 2016. 

 

Besides, November-December looks strong and well-balanced IMO. 

1. Rogue One: $435 million 
2. Moana: $310 million 
3. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $275 million 
4. Sing: $270 million 
5. Passengers: $205 million 
6. Doctor Strange: $185 million 
7. La La Land: $165 million (I'm going by lineup, not calendar gross) 
8. Trolls: $115 million 
9. Patriot's Day: $110 million (same as above) 
10. Fences: $100 million (same as above) 

This holiday season makes me think of November-December 2012: some strong (but not astronomically huge) hits with an array of mid-level, adult-skewing performers (Billy Lynn, Arrival, Office Christmas Party, Silence and A Monster Calls all should do $60-85 million DOM IMO). 

 

 

 

 

[Snubbed acting nominations]

On 9/12/2016 at 0:16 AM, Kalo said:

 

I completely forget about that, Amy Adams Enchanted performance is my all time favorite performance by her. also agree with Rupert Everett.

1

If Johnny Depp got an Oscar nod for POTC 1, it's definitely surprising Amy Adams didn't get one for Enchanted since she has five (potentially another one or two nominations for Arrival/Nocturnal Animals) nominations to her credit. 

[Weekend Thread: Peregrine: 28.5| Deep: 20.6| M7: 15.7 pg 22]

35 minutes ago, Darth Homer said:

Peregrine went up from estimates. Hopefully a good sign for legs?

It'll have legs because it's a family-friendly film that loosely ties into Halloween with minimal competition. 

 

Storks disappointed and Middle School won't put up big numbers. 

 

$90-105 million DOM should happen. Possibly $110-115 million DOM if it holds better than I expect. 

[Weekend Prediction thread 6/28-6/30 Play the Derby]

10/7-10/9

1. The Girl on the Train: $33.5 million 
2. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $17.5 million ($51 million) 
3. Deepwater Horizon: $13 million ($40 million) 
4. Storks: $10 million ($50 million) 
5. The Magnificent Seven: $9.5 million ($76 million)
6. Birth of a Nation: $8 million
7. Sully: $6.5 million ($115 million) 
8. Middle School - The Worst Years of My Life: $5 million 
9. Masterminds: $2.5 million ($10 million) 
10. Don't Breathe: $1.5 million ($87 million) 

10/14-10/16

1. The Girl on the Train: $20 million ($66 million) 
2. The Accountant: $15 million 
3. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $12.5 million ($69 million) 
4. Kevin Hart - What Now: $11 million 
5. Deepwater Horizon: $9.5 million ($54 million) 
6. Storks: $8 million ($61 million) 
7. The Magnificent Seven: $6.5 million ($86 million) 
8. Sully: $5.5 million ($124 million) 
9. Birth of a Nation: $5 million ($16 million)
10. Max Steel: $3 million 

10/21-10/23

1. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $20.5 million 
2. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $13.5 million 
3. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $11 million 
4. The Girl on the Train: $11 million ($82 million) 
5. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $9.5 million ($81 million) 
6. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $8 million 
7. The Accountant: $7 million ($26 million) 
8. Deepwater Horizon: $5 million ($62 million) 
9. Storks: $5 million ($67 million) 
10. Kevin Hart - What Now?: $4 million ($17 million)

10/28-10/30

1. Inferno: $36 million 
2. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $11 million ($38 million) 
3. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $8 million ($91 million) 
4. The Girl on the Train: $7 million ($92 million) 
5. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $7 million ($24 million) 
6. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $5 million ($19 million) 
7. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $4.5 million ($15 million) 
8. Storks: $4 million ($72 million) 
9. The Accountant: $3.5 million ($31 million)
10. Deepwater Horizon: $3 million ($66 million) 

11/4-11/6

1. Doctor Strange: $76.5 million 
2. Trolls: $38.5 million 
3. Inferno: $16 million ($61 million) 
4. Hacksaw Ridge: $12 million 
5. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $5 million ($46 million) 
6. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $4 million ($96 million) 
7. The Girl on the Train: $3 million ($96 million) 
8. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $3 million ($23 million) 
9. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $2.5 million ($28 million)
10. Bool! A Madea Halloween: $1.75 million ($17 million) 

11/11-11/13

1. Doctor Strange: $39 million ($131 million) 
2. Trolls: $31.5 million ($78 million) 
3. Arrival: $24 million 
4. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $17.5 million 
5. Hacksaw Ridge: $14 million ($33 million) 
6. Almost Christmas: $12.5 million 
7. Inferno: $7.5 million ($73 million) 
8. Shut In: $3.5 million 
9. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $3 million ($100 million) 
10. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $2 million ($49 million) 

11/18-11/20

1. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $104 million 
2. Trolls: $15.5 million ($97 million) 
3. Doctor Strange: $14 million ($153 million) 
4. Arrival: $13 million ($44 million) 
5. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $10 million ($33 million) 
6. Hacksaw Ridge: $8.5 million ($46 million) 
7. Almost Christmas: $6.5 million ($23 million) 
8. Inferno: $3.5 million ($78 million) 
9. The Edge of Seventeen: $3 million
10. Friend Request: $2.5 million 

11/23-11/27

1. Moana: $80.5 million/$120 million 
2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $50 million/$78.5 million ($202 million) 
3. Trolls: $14 million/$20.5 million ($121 million) 
4. Allied: $12.5 million/$17.5 million 
5. Arrival: $9 million/$12 million ($58 million) 
6. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $8.5 million/$11.5 million ($47 million) 
7. Bad Santa 2: $8 million/$13.5 million 
8. Hacksaw Ridge: $7.5 million/$10.5 million ($59 million) 
9. Rules Don't Apply: $5.5 million/$8.5 million 
10. Almost Christmas: $5 million/$7.5 million ($32 million) 

12/2-12/4

1. Moana: $36.5 million ($169 million) 
2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $21.5 million ($233 million) 
3. Allied: $6.5 million ($27 million) 
4. Bad Santa 2: $5.5 million ($22 million) 
5. Arrival: $5 million ($65 million) 
6. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $4.5 million ($54 million) 
7. Hacksaw Ridge: $4 million ($65 million) 
8. Kidnap: $3.5 million 
9. Almost Christmas: $3 million ($36 million) 
10. Rules Don't Apply: $2.5 million ($13 million) 

12/9-12/11

1. Moana: $28 million ($206 million) 
2. Office Christmas Party: $18 million 
3. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $13 million ($252 million) 
4. Allied: $5.5 million ($35 million) 
5. Miss Sloane: $5 million 
6. Arrival: $4.5 million ($72 million) 
7. Bad Santa 2: $4 million ($28 million) 
8. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $3.5 million ($59 million)
9. Hacksaw Ridge: $3 million ($70 million) 
10. La La Land: $2.5 million 

12/16-12/18

1. Rogue One: $107 million 
2. La La Land: $24 million ($28 million) 
3. Moana: $17 million ($228 million) 
4. Office Christmas Party: $11 million ($35 million) 
5. Collateral Beauty: $6.5 million 
6. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $5 million ($260 million) 
7. The Space Between Us: $3.5 million 
8. Allied: $3 million ($40 million) 
9. Bad Santa 2: $2.5 million ($32 million) 
10. Arrival: $2 million ($75 million) 

12/23-12/25

1. Rogue One: $69 million ($236 million) 
2. Sing: $58 million ($85 million)
3. Passengers: $38.5 million ($60 million) 
4. La La Land: $18 million ($66 million) 
5. Assassin's Creed: $14.5 million ($30 million) 
6. Moana: $13 million ($252 million)
7. Office Christmas Party: $10 million ($54 million) 
8. Fences: $8 million 
9. Why Him?: $6 million 
10. Collateral Beauty: $5 million ($16 million) 
11. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $3.5 million ($267 million) 

12/30-1/1

1. Rogue One: $50.5 million ($337 million) 
2. Sing: $47 million ($179 million) 
3. Passengers: $30 million ($120 million) 
4. La La Land: $15 million ($96 million)
5. Fences: $13 million ($34 million) 
6. Moana: $11.5 million ($277 million) 
7. Assassin's Creed: $9 million ($52 million) 
8. Why Him?: $8 million ($22 million) 
9. Gold: $5 million ($13 million) 
10. Office Christmas Party: $4 million ($62 million) 

1/6-1/8

1. Sing: $24 million ($210 million) 
2. Rogue One: $23 million ($373 million) 
3. Underworld - Blood Wars: $22.5 million
4. Passengers: $16.5 million ($145 million) 
5. La La Land: $9 million ($110 million) 
6. Fences: $8 million ($46 million) 
7. Moana: $6 million ($284 million) 
8. Amityville - The Haunting: $5 million 
9. Assassin's Creed: $4 million ($58 million) 
10. Why Him?: $3.5 million ($27 million) 

1/13-1/16

1. A Monster Calls: $30.5 million/$38 million ($43 million) 
2. Patriot's Day: $25 million/$30.5 million ($34 million) 
3. Sing: $14 million/$19 million ($232 million) 
4. Live By Night: $13.5 million/$16 million 
5. Rogue One: $12 million/$15.5 million ($394 million) 
6. Passengers: $10.5 million/$12.5 million ($163 million) 
7. La La Land: $8 million/$9.5 million ($124 million) 
8. Monster Trucks: $7 million/$9.5 million 
9. Fences: $6.5 million/$8.5 million ($58 million) 
10. Hidden Figures: $4.5 million/$5.25 million 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Weekend Prediction thread 6/28-6/30 Play the Derby]

Spoiler

9/30-10/2

1. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $42.5 million
2. Deepwater Horizon: $30.5 million 
3. The Magnificent Seven: $20 million ($67 million)
4. Storks: $11.5 million ($37 million) 
5. Sully: $8.5 million ($105 million) 
6. Masterminds: $5 million 
7. Bridget Jones's Baby: $3 million ($21 million)
8. Don't Breathe: $2.75 million ($85 million) 
9. Snowden: $2 million ($18 million) 
10. Suicide Squad: $1.5 million ($320 million) 

10/7-10/9

1. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $27 million ($78 million) 
2. The Girl on the Train: $26.5 million 
3. Deepwater Horizon: $20 million ($61 million)
4. The Magnificent Seven: $13 million ($87 million) 
5. Storks: $9 million ($48 million) 
6. Sully: $7 million ($116 million) 
7. Middle School - The Worst Years of Our Lives: $5 million 
8. Birth of a Nation: $4 million 
9. Masterminds: $2.5 million ($9 million) 
10. Friend Request: $2 million 

10/14-10/16

1. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $19.5 million ($106 million)
2. The Girl on the Train: $16.5 million ($53 million) 
3. The Accountant: $15.5 million 
4. Deepwater Horizon: $12.5 million ($80 million) 
5. The Magnificent Seven: $8.5 million ($101 million) 
6. Kevin Hart - What Now?: $8 million 
7. Storks: $7.5 million ($59 million) 
8. Sully: $6 million ($126 million) 
9. Max Steel: $3.5 million 
10. Middle School - The Worst Years of Our Lives: $3 million ($9 million)

10/21-10/23

1. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $22 million
2. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $13 million ($123 million) 
3. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $12 million 
4. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $11 million
5. The Girl on the Train: $8.5 million ($66 million) 
6. The Accountant: $7.5 million ($28 million) 
7. Deepwater Horizon: $6 million ($89 million) 
8. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $5.5 million 
9. Storks: $4.5 million ($64 million) 
10. The Magnificent Seven: $4 million ($107 million) 

10/28-10/30

1. Inferno: $36.5 million 
2. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $12 million ($41 million) 
3. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $10 million ($136 million) 
4. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $7 million ($23 million) 
5. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $6 million ($20 million) 
6. The Girl on the Train: $5 million ($73 million) 
7. The Accountant: $4 million ($34 million) 
8. Deepwater Horizon: $3 million ($93 million) 
9. Storks: $3 million ($67 million) 
10. The Magnificent Seven: $2.5 million ($111 million) 

11/4-11/6

1. Doctor Strange: $79.5 million 
2. Trolls: $46 million 
3. Inferno: $16.5 million ($65 million) 
4. Hacksaw Ridge: $14 million 
5. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $6.5 million ($50 million) 
6. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $4.5 million ($141 million)
7. The Girl on the Train: $3 million ($77 million)
8. Ouija - Origin of Evll: $2.5 million ($28 million) 
9. The Accountant: $2 million ($37 million) 
10. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $2 million ($23 million) 

 

 

 

[Passengers | Chris Pratt, Jennifer Lawrence | Dec 21, 2016 | Trailer pg 70]

5 hours ago, Spidey Freak said:

Ooh so this is making its date after all, eh? Holidays could be a bloodbath with this vs. Rogue One and Sing vs. Moana

There's room for all four, plus La La Land. 

 

Everything else will get pulverized, but those 5 are going to put up some big numbers over the Christmas/New Year's period. 

[Weekend #s: Sully 22M, Blair Witch 9.6M, Bridget Jones 8.2M, Snowden 8M, DB 5.6M, WTBB 5.5M, Squad 4.7M]

5 hours ago, MovieMan89 said:

BW floppage doesn't surprise me. No one under 30 cares about the Blair Witch franchise and you simply can't have a horror hit without that audience. Not that bad for Bridget on the other hand considering it was never that big DOM and the last two are so old. Its OD is on par with the second one. Doing what it was made to do and cleaning up in Europe. 

 

Bring on next weekend and two 45m+ September OWs.

 

That would lead to quite the September 2016 lineup. Especially if Peregrine and Deepwater do well the following weekend. 

5 hours ago, MovieMan89 said:

And the animation domination that is this year continues (for better or for worse) next weekend when Storks possibly beats Transylvania 2's OW. 

Storks should do $120 million+ DOM due to minimal competition. I'm starting to think Trolls might do $110-125 million DOM. Moana and Sing will both do $200 million+ DOM. 

[Weekend Prediction thread 6/28-6/30 Play the Derby]

 

Spoiler

 

9/23-9/25

1. The Magnificent Seven: $58.5 million 
2. Storks: $36.5 million 
3. Sully: $14 million ($91 million) 
4. Bridget Jones's Baby: $6.5 million ($19 million) 
5. Snowden: $4.5 million ($15 million)
6. Don't Breathe: $3.75 million ($81 million) 
7. Blair Witch: $3 million ($14 million) 
8. Suicide Squad: $2.5 million ($317 million) 
9. When the Bough Breaks: $2 million ($25 million) 
10. Kubo and the Two Strings: $1.5 million ($46 million) 

9/30-10/2

1. The Magnificent Seven: $32.5 million ($108 million) 
2. Deepwater Horizon: $27.5 million
3. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $24.5 million
4. Storks: $21.5 million ($65 million) 
5. Sully: $9 million ($104 million) 
6. Bridget Jones's Baby: $5 million ($26 million) 
7. Masterminds: $4 million 
8. Snowden: $2.5 million ($19 million) 
9. Don't Breathe: $2.25 million ($84 million) 
10. Suicide Squad: $1.5 million ($318 million) 

10/7-10/9

1. The Girl on the Train: $28.5 million 
2. The Magnificent Seven: $21.5 million ($140 million) 
3. Deepwater Horizon: $17 million ($53 million) 
4. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $15.5 million ($46 million) 
5. Storks: $13.5 million ($83 million) 
6. Sully: $7.5 million ($115 million) 
7. Birth of a Nation: $6.5 million 
8. Middle School - The Worst Years of My Life: $4.5 million 
9. Bridget Jones's Baby: $4 million ($32 million) 
10. Friend Request: $3 million 

10/14-10/16

1. The Girl on the Train: $18 million ($56 million) 
2. The Accountant: $17 million 
3. The Magnificent Seven: $15 million ($164 million) 
4. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $12 million ($64 million) 
5. Deepwater Horizon: $11.5 million ($72 million) 
6. Storks: $10 million ($99 million) 
7. Kevin Hart - What Now?: $7.5 million 
8. Sully: $6 million ($125 million) 
9. Birth of a Nation: $4 million ($13 million)
10. Bridget Jones's Baby: $3 million ($35 million) 

10/21-10/23

1. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $23.5 million 
2. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $13.5 million 
3. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $11 million 
4. The Girl on the Train: $9.5 million ($70 million) 
5. The Accountant: $8.5 million ($30 million)
6. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $8 million ($74 million) 
7. The Magnificent Seven: $7.5 million ($175 million) 
8. Storks: $6.5 million ($107 million) 
9. Deepwater Horizon: $5.5 million ($80 million) 
10. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $4.5 million 

10/28-10/30

1. Inferno: $37.5 million 
2. Rings: $13 million 
3. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $12.5 million ($42 million) 
4. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $6.5 million ($82 million) 
5. The Girl on the Train: $6 million ($79 million) 
6. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $6 million ($20 million) 
7. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $5.5 million ($22 million) 
8. Storks: $5 million ($113 million) 
9. The Accountant: $4.5 million ($37 million) 
10. The Magnificent Seven: $4 million ($181 million) 

11/4-11/6

1. Doctor Strange: $78 million 
2. Trolls: $40.5 million 
3. Inferno: $18 million ($64 million) 
4. Hacksaw Ridge: $14.5 million 
5. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $6 million ($51 million) 
6. Rings: $4 million ($20 million) 
7. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $3.5 million ($86 million) 
8. The Girl on the Train: $3 million ($83 million) 
9. The Accountant: $2.5 million ($41 million) 
10. The Magnificent Seven: $2 million ($184 mililon) 

11/11-11/13

1. Doctor Strange: $38 million ($123 million)
2. Trolls: $34 million ($82 million) 
3. Arrival: $27 million 
4. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $17 million
5. Hacksaw Ridge: $15.5 million ($37 million) 
6. Almost Christmas: $11 million 
7. Inferno: $9 million ($78 million) 
8. Shut In: $3.5 million 
9. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $2.75 million ($89 million) 
10. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $2.5 million ($55 million)

11/18-11/20

1. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $112 million
2. Trolls: $17 million ($103 million) 
3. Doctor Strange: $16 million ($148 million) 
4. Arrival: $14 million ($48 million) 
5. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $8.5 million ($30 million) 
6. Hacksaw Ridge: $7.5 million ($48 million) 
7. Almost Christmas: $6 million ($20 million) 
8. Inferno: $4 million ($84 million) 
9. The Edge of Seventeen: $3 million 
10. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $2 million ($91 million) 

11/23-11/27

1. Moana: $94 million/$134.5 million 
2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $53 million/$81 million ($213 million)
3. Doctor Strange: $14 million/$21 million ($173 million) 
4. Trolls: $12.5 million/$19 million ($125 million) 
5. Arrival: $10 million/$14 million ($64 million) 
6. Bad Santa 2: $8 million/$13 million 
7. Allied: $7 million/$10.5 million 
8. Hacksaw Ridge: $6.5 million/$9.5 million ($59 million) 
9. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $6 million/$8.5 million ($41 million) 
10. Rules Don't Apply: $5 million/$8 million 

12/2-12/4

1. Moana: $42.5 million ($188 million) 
2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $21 million ($244 million) 
3. Keep Watching: $6.5 million 
4. Doctor Strange: $6 million ($181 million) 
5. Arrival: $5.5 million ($72 million) 
6. Bad Santa 2: $5 million ($21 million) 
7. Trolls: $4.5 million ($130 million) 
8. Allied: $4 million ($16 million) 
9. Kidnap: $3.5 million 
10. Hacksaw Ridge: $3.5 million ($64 million)

12/9-12/11

1. Moana: $33 million ($231 million) 
2. Office Christmas Party: $18 million 
3. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $13 million ($263 million) 
4. Doctor Strange: $5 million ($188 million) 
5. Arrival: $4.5 million ($79 million) 
6. Trolls: $3.75 million ($134 million) 
7. Miss Sloane: $3.5 million 
8. La La Land: $3.25 million ($6 million) 
9. Bad Santa 2: $3 million ($26 million) 
10. Allied: $3 million ($20 million) 

12/16-12/18

1. Rogue One: $124 million 
2. La La Land: $24.5 million ($33 million) 
3. Moana: $22 million ($259 million) 
4. Office Christmas Party: $11.5 million ($35 million) 
5. Collateral Beauty: $8 million 
6. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $4.5 million ($270 million) 
7. The Space Between Us: $3 million 
8. Arrival: $2.5 million ($83 million) 
9. Trolls: $2 million ($136 million) 
10. Bad Santa 2: $2 million ($29 million)

12/23-12/25

1. Rogue One: $73 million ($261 million)
2. Sing: $64 million ($90 million) 
3. Passengers: $52 million ($80 million) 
4. La La Land: $20.5 million ($74 million)
5. Moana: $16 million ($291 million) 
6. Assassin's Creed: $13.5 million ($32 million) 
7. Office Christmas Party: $13 million ($59 million) 
8. Fences: $9 million ($11 million) 
9. Why Him?: $7 million 
10. Collateral Beauty: $6 million ($20 million) 
11. Gold: $3.5 million 
12. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $3 million ($276 million) 

12/30-1/1

1. Sing: $52.5 million ($197 million) 
2. Rogue One: $52 million ($377 million) 
3. Passengers: $41 million ($173 million) 
4. La La Land: $17.5 million ($112 million) 
5. Fences: $15 million ($41 million) 
6. Moana: $13.5 million ($321 million) 
7. Why Him?: $11 million ($29 million) 
8. Gold: $8 million ($19 million) 
9. Assassin's Creed: $7 million ($46 million) 
10. Office Christmas Party: $4.5 million ($68 million) 
11. Collateral Beauty: $4 million ($30 million) 
12. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $2.5 million ($281 million) 

 

 

 

1.  

[Weekend #s: Sully 22M, Blair Witch 9.6M, Bridget Jones 8.2M, Snowden 8M, DB 5.6M, WTBB 5.5M, Squad 4.7M]

Sully's doing well. Should do $130-150 million DOM with Oct 7 and Oct 14 being barren enough for late legs to develop. 

 

Blair Witch might only do $20 million DOM total.  Snowden's on the way to $18-21 million DOM. Bridget Jones's Baby should benefit from minimal competition on its way to $35-40 million DOM. 

 

Excellent hold for Don't Breathe, could end up at $85-90 million DOM. SS held well, too - $325 million DOM is looking possible. 

 

All of the kids movies held well. Wild Life's sub-20% drop would be surprising if it hadn't opened with less than $4 million. 

 

Next weekend will be more exciting since M7 and Storks will likely combine for $75 million+. 

[Tuesday Numbers: Sully 4.6m]

5 hours ago, Hiccup23 said:

 

Should be over $70M by Sunday. 

 

$25 million 2nd weekend would put it at a $73 million 10-day total.

 

That would be pretty phenomenal and likely put the film on pace for $145-155 million DOM. Potentially $160-165 million if it holds well against M7 and Deepwater Horizon. 

[Weekend Prediction thread 6/28-6/30 Play the Derby]

 

Spoiler

 

9/16-9/18

1. Blair Witch: $31 million 
2. Sully: $23 million ($70 million) 
3. Bridget Jones's Baby: $16.5 million 
4. Hillsong - Let Hope Rise: $6 million 
5. Snowden: $5.5 million 
6. When the Bough Breaks: $5 million ($22 million) 
7. Don't Breathe: $4 million ($72 million) 
8. Suicide Squad: $3.5 million ($312 million) 
9. Kubo and the Two Strings: $2.5 million ($43 million) 
10. Pete's Dragon: $2.5 million ($73 million)

9/23-9/25

1. The Magnificent Seven: $65 million 
2. Storks: $40 million
3. Sully: $13.5 million ($90 million) 
4. Blair Witch: $12.5 million ($50 million) 
5. Bridget Jones's Baby: $11 million ($33 million) 
6. Hillsong - Let Hope Rise: $4 million ($12 million)
7. Don't Breathe: $2.5 million ($76 million) 
8. Snowden: $2.5 million ($9 million)
9. When the Bough Breaks: $2 million ($25 million)
10. Suicide Squad: $1.5 million ($314 million) 

9/30-10/2

1. The Magnificent Seven: $36 million ($119 million)
2. Storks: $23 million ($71 million) 
3. Deepwater Horizon: $21.5 million 
4. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $17.5 million 
5. Sully: $8.5 million ($103 million) 
6. Blair Witch: $7.5 million ($61 million) 
7. Bridget Jones's Baby: $7 million ($43 million) 
8. Masterminds: $4 million 
9. Hillsong - Let Hope Rise: $2.5 million ($15 million) 
10. Don't Breathe: $1.5 million ($78 million) 

10/7-10/9

1. The Girl on the Train: $28 million 
2. The Magnificent Seven: $22.5 million ($152 million) 
3. Storks: $17 million ($94 million) 
4. Deepwater Horizon: $13 million ($41 million) 
5. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $11 million ($32 million) 
6. Birth of a Nation: $6.5 million 
7. Sully: $6 million ($112 million) 
8. Blair Witch: $4.5 million ($68 million) 
9. Bridget Jones's Baby: $4.5 million ($50 million) 
10. Middle School - The Worst Years of My Life: $3.5 million 

10/14-10/16

1. The Accountant: $20.5 million 
2. The Girl on the Train: $18.5 million ($57 million) 
3. The Magnificent Seven: $15.5 million ($177 million) 
4. Storks: $13 million ($113 million) 
5. Kevin Hart - What Now?: $9.5 million 
6. Deepwater Horizon: $9 million ($55 million) 
7. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $8 million ($45 million) 
8. Max Steel: $4.5 million 
9. Sully: $4.5 million ($119 million) 
10. Birth of a Nation: $4 million ($13 million) 

10/21-10/23

1. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $25 million 
2. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $12.5 million 
3. The Accountant: $11 million ($37 million) 
4. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $10 million 
5. The Girl on the Train: $9 million ($70 million) 
6. Storks: $8 million ($123 million) 
7. The Magnificent Seven: $7.5 million ($188 million) 
8. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $6.5 million 
9. Deepwater Horizon: $5 million ($62 million) 
10. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: $4.5 million ($51 million) 

10/28-10/30

1. Inferno: $37 million 
2. Rings: $15 million 
3. Jack Reacher - Never Go Back: $13 million ($44 million) 
4. Ouija - Origin of Evil: $6 million ($22 million) 
5. Storks: $5.5 million ($130 million) 
6. Boo! A Madea Halloween: $5 million ($17 million) 
7. The Girl on the Train: $4.5 million ($77 million) 
8. The Magnificent Seven: $4 million ($194 million) 
9. Keeping Up With the Joneses: $3.5 million ($12 million) 
10. Deepwater Horizon: $3 million ($66 million) 

 

 

 

1.  

 

 

[Weekend Actuals: Sully 35M, WTBB 14.2M, DB 8.25M, SS 5.72M]

Just now, No Prisoners said:

http://deadline.com/2016/09/sully-glides-in-with-1-35m-for-warner-bros-thursday-box-office-1201815274/

 

1). Sully  (WB), 3,525 theaters / $12.2M Fri  /3-day cume: $34M/ Wk 1

2). When the Bough Breaks  (SONY), 2,246 theaters / $5.4M Fri  /3-day cume: $14.7M / Wk 1

3). Don’t Breathe (SONY), 3,384 theaters (+333) / $2.3M (-44%) Fri /3-day cume: $7.6M(-52%)/Total:$66.2M / Wk 3

4). Suicide Squad (WB), 3,103 theaters (-189) / $1.45M Fri. (-37%)/ / 3-day cume: $5.2M (-47%) /Total cume: $307M/ Wk 6

5). Kubo and the Two Strings (FOC), 2,335 theaters (-650)/ $659K Fri (-53%)/ 3-day cume: $3.2M (-50%)/Total cume: $40.8M/ Wk 4

6). Pete’s Dragon (DIS), 2,685 theaters (-587)/ $661K Fri. (-55%)/3-day cume: $3.1M (-50%)/Total cume: $70.2M/Wk 5

7.) Bad Moms (STX), 1,888 theaters (-418)/ $869K Fri. (-32%)/3-day cume: $2.8M (-41%)/Total cume: $107.5M/ Wk 7

8.) The Wild Life  (LG), 2,493 theaters / $750K Fri  /3-day cume: $2.7M / Wk 1

9). Hell or High Water (CBS/Lionsgate), 1,445 theaters (+142) / $681K Fri. (-41%) / 3-day cume: $2.26M (-49%)/Total Cume: $19.5M/ Wk 5

10).Sausage Party (SONY/APP), 2,071 theaters (-695) / $633K Fri. (-54%)/ 3-day cume: $2.1M (-60%)/Total cume: $92.9M/Wk 5

11) Light Between Oceans (DIS/DWA), 1,500 theaters / $561K Fri (-60%)  /3-day cume: $2M (-58%)/Total cume:$9.6M/ Wk 2

 

NOTABLES:

The Disappointments Room  (REL), 1,554 theaters / $450K Fri  /3-day cume: $1.2M / Wk 1

No Manches Frida (LG/PANT), 465 theaters  (+103) / $296K Fri (-725)/3-day cume: $1.2M (-68%)/Total cume: $6.4M/  Wk 2

Morgan (20TH), 2,020 theaters / $143k Fri (-77%) /3-day cume: $464K(-77%) /Total cume: $3.6M/  Wk 2

Author: The JT LeRoy Story  (MAG), 5 theaters / $8K Fri  /PTA: $5k/3-day cume: $25K / Wk 1

Sully is looking strong

 

$33 million (slightly weaker than their OW predict)

$21.5 million ($65 million)

$11.5 million ($82 million)

$7.5 million ($93 million)

$6 million ($103 million)

$3.25 million ($108 million)

$2 million ($111 million)

$1 million ($112 million)

$120 million (due to Oscar push later on)

 

If Mag 7 and Storks both do $120 million+ DOM and Blair Witch breaks out, this will be a solid September. 

[Weekend Actuals: Sully 35M, WTBB 14.2M, DB 8.25M, SS 5.72M]

Just now, Krissykins said:

With Sully, Blair Witch, Bridget Jones, Mag 7 and Deepwater Horizon, we could have a decent September.

 

Only ones I'll see are Blair Witch and Bridget though. 

 

Unless my Mum wants to see Sully. 

Storks will make more than Bridget Jones, Deepwater Horizon and Blair Witch. 

 

Should get a $30-40 million OW and $105-145 million DOM. 

 

I think Blair Witch will do $75-85 million, while Bridget and Deepwater will probably both do $50-60 million 

[2016 100M Films - 30 down, 6 to go! (Passengers Played The Long Game)]

1. The Magnificent Seven: $203 million 
2. Storks: $152 million 
3. Sausage Party: $100 million 
4. Sully: $101 million 
5. Doctor Strange: $174 million 
6. The Accountant: $103 million 
7. Trolls: $117 million 
8. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $286 million 
9. Moana: $377 million 
10. Hacksaw Ridge: $106 million 
11. Rogue One: $457 million 
12. Sing: $264 million 
13. Passengers: $163 million 
14. La La Land: $176 million 
15. Fences: $111 million 
16. Patriots Day: $114 million 

35.... one away