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On 5/18/2016 at 6:52 PM, Treetrunk Special said:
"what if animals could talk" is an original concept? LOL.
No, but "what do your pets do when you're not at home?" is (relatively speaking).
They did mention it was Toy Story-esque in terms of plot, so it's not as if they're claiming it's completely original
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Too bad Angry Birds couldn't hold better with how bad Alice 2 is doing this weekend. $30-35 million would have been solid.
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28 minutes ago, johnboy3434 said:
Weekend forecast for returning films (I'm not the least bit confident in my predictions for the new releases), based on Thursday numbers...
The Angry Birds Movie
Friday: $7.71M (+290%)
Saturday: $12M (+55.6%)
Sunday: $8.25M (-31.2%)
Monday: $2.32M (-71.9%)
SECOND WEEKEND FOUR-DAY TOTAL: $30.3M (-20.7%)
PROJECTED 54-DAY TOTAL: $167M (4.38x)
Captain America: Civil War
Friday: $4.52M (+118%)
Saturday: $6.05M (+34%)
Sunday: $5.7M (-5.85%)
Monday: $4.63M (-18.7%)
FOURTH WEEKEND FOUR-DAY TOTAL: $20.9M (-36.5%)
PROJECTED EIGHT-WEEK TOTAL: $404M (2.25x)
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Friday: $2.62M (+87.4%)
Saturday: $3.36M (+28.5%)
Sunday: $2.53M (-24.9%)
Monday: $1.16M (-54.3%)
SECOND WEEKEND FOUR-DAY TOTAL: $9.66M (-55.6%)
PROJECTED FOUR-WEEK TOTAL: $52.3M (2.4x)
The Nice Guys
Friday: $1.72M (+110%)
Saturday: $2.35M (+36.3%)
Sunday: $1.69M (-28.1%)
Monday: $841k (-50.1%)
SECOND WEEKEND FOUR-DAY TOTAL: $6.59M (-41.2%)
PROJECTED FOUR-WEEK TOTAL: $33.2M (2.97x)
Money Monster
Friday: $1.43M (+167%)
Saturday: $1.8M (+26.3%)
Sunday: $1.3M (-28%)
Monday: $625k (-51.8%)
THIRD WEEKEND FOUR-DAY TOTAL: $5.15M (-26.6%)
PROJECTED FOUR-WEEK TOTAL: $39.9M (2.7x)
The Darkness
Friday: $183k (+29.9%)
Saturday: $221k (+20.9%)
Sunday: $197k (-10.7%)
Monday: $147k (-25.4%)
THIRD WEEKEND FOUR-DAY TOTAL: $748k (-67.1%)
PROJECTED THREE-WEEK TOTAL: $10.1M (2.05x)
That Monday drop for Angry Birds is ridiculously huge.
Generally, $28 million for the 3-day on MD weekend means $33-35 million for the 4-day.
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25 minutes ago, Chewy said:
oh god, why did i go so high on X-Men. I knew it was dropping.
And the BFG, lol. Damn you Spielberg
1) Captain America: Civil War 450
2) Finding Dory 375
3) Secret Life of Pets 305
4) Suicide Squad 300
5) X-Men Apocalypse 245
6) Independence Day: Roland's Reckoning 215
7) Jason Bourne 185
8) Star Trek Beyond 165
9) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 150
10) Ghostbusters 14511) Central Intelligence 125
12) The BFG 125
13) Legend of Tarzan 115
14) Angry Birds 105
15) Warcraft 98Not too bad of a predict. I'd bump Tarzan and Warcraft for Pete's Dragon and The Founder. Less competition in August, and I've got a feeling both will get decent WOM, going into Labor Day weekend. I also think Central Intelligence will be the breakout hit/comedy of Summer 2016 ($175 million+ DOM).
Didn't play Summer Game, but my top 15 would go like this (based on Memorial Day Weekend):
- Finding Dory: $445 million
- Captain America - Civil War: $420 million
- Suicide Squad: $315 million
- The Secret Lives of Pets: $275 million
- Central Intelligence: $225 million
- Independence Day - Resurgence: $215 million
- Star Trek Beyond: $190 million
- X-Men - Apocalypse: $185 million
- Jason Bourne: $165 million
- The Angry Birds Movie: $135 million
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Out of the Shadows: $125 million
- Pete's Dragon: $115 million
- Ghostbusters: $110 million
- The BFG: $105 million
- The Conjuring 2: $100 million
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With how bad Alice 2 is looking to do over the 4-day, Angry Birds should hold much better than expected. I think Civil War and Jungle Book will be helped out slightly as well.
Alice might barely skid past $80 million DOM. BFG and Pete's Dragon just might finish ahead of it
X-Men - Apocalypse: $75 million/$91 million
Alice Through the Looking Glass: $31 million/$38 million
Angry Birds: $25.5 million/$32 million ($79 million)
Captain America - Civil War: $20.5 million/$25 million ($382 million)
Neighbors 2: $12.5 million/$15.5 million ($44 million)
The Nice Guys: $7.5 million/$9 million ($24 million)
The Jungle Book: $7.5 million/$9.5 million ($341 million)
Money Monster: $4.25 million/$5 million ($35 million)
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24 minutes ago, Maxmoser3 said:
Alice 2 bombs. X-Men surprises. Holdovers are stronger than ever.(an early prediction).
I could see Angry Birds finishing within $5 million of Alice 2 over the 4 day
it's not that crazy for a $30-35 million 4 day to happen
Civil War, Neighbors 2, Nice Guys, JB, Money Monster and Zootopia all should hold well, too since Alice 2 is bombing hard and X-Men might only do 75-80 for the 4 day
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1 hour ago, WrathOfHan said:
Every Fourth of July release will be below Dory and ID
The Purge is the only one with a chance at winning.
Possibly Central Intelligence, too. If it ends up with a hefty OW and great WOM.
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1 hour ago, department store basement said:
I wonder how much the TC for The Darkness will drop.
That one's gone from my local theaters along with Mother's Day. Zootopia will be gone within the next week.
Well 3 months in wide release for a non-Oscar frontrunner is pretty excellent!
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16 hours ago, No Prisoners said:
Deadline is out of their mind again
That combo, which together could reach $160M, is set to push the four-day B.O. up by at least 55% over last year’s FSSM total of $194.9M. Last year’s figure was the third-lowest Memorial Day weekend at the box office since 2005 after 2012’s $194M and 2010’s $192.8M. This year’s holiday could potentially rank as the second best with a four-day total of $300M-plus. 2013 posted the best Memorial Day weekend holiday ever with $314.2M.
They are calling for 160m for the openers and a 100% hold from the holdovers for the 4 days for 300m+
Yeah, $300 million+ for the 4-day won't happen. Neighbors 2, Nice Guys, Angry Birds and Civil War would all have needed to do better this last weekend for that to happen. Plus, Alice 2 would need to break out slightly and X-Men would have to equal DOFP.
I could see this for the 4-day, though:
- X-Men: $95 million
- Alice 2: $65 million
- Angry Birds: $30 million
- Civil War: $23.5 million
- Neighbors 2: $12.5 million
- The Nice Guys: $9.5 million
- The Jungle Book: $8.5 million
- Money Monster: $5 million
- Zootopia: $1.5 million
- The Darkness: $1 million
Still way below $300 million+
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11 minutes ago, Frozen said:
BO.com's 4 day
Distributor 4-Day Weekend Domestic Total through
Monday, May 30X-Men: Apocalypse Fox $82,000,000 $82,000,000 Alice Through The Looking Glass Disney $61,000,000 $61,000,000 The Angry Birds Movie Sony / Columbia $23,500,000 $74,000,000 Captain America: Civil War Disney $22,100,000 $382,000,000 Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising Universal $12,000,000 $43,000,000 The Nice Guys Warner Bros. $8,000,000 $24,000,000 The Jungle Book (2016) Disney $7,750,000 $340,000,000 Money Monster Sony / TriStar $3,800,000 $33,600,000 Zootopia Disney $1,400,000 $336,500,000 The Darkness High Top Releasing $1,150,000 $10,200,000 Shawn Robbins, Jesse Rifkin and Alex Edghill contributed to this report.
Angry Birds seems a bit weak for the 4-day... should do $27-30 million over the 4-day.. $23m fits for the 3-day, though.
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12 hours ago, grim22 said:
I think it will do better than Daddy's Home did for sure. This Christmas looks way more balanced in terms of big releases than last year. Passengers, Sing and Assassin's Creed can all do really well the week after Rogue One.
Well considering Rogue One should do $400-500 million less than Episode VII, I'd expect all three of those (plus Office Christmas Party and Silence) to do moderately well.
December 2016 is definitely well-balanced (my bullish predicts below)
- Rogue One: $470 million
- Passengers: $260 million
- Sing: $185 million
- Silence: $130 million
- Office Christmas Party: $115 million
- Assassin's Creed: $90 million
- Patriots Day: $80 million
- La La Land: $75 million
- Collateral Beauty: $40 million
- The Bye-Bye Man: $30 million
- Why Him?: $25 million
- Kidnap: $20 million
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- Star Wars Episode VIII: $720 million
- Beauty and the Beast: $475 million
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $440 million
- Spider-Man - Homecoming: $345 million
- Justice League Pt. 1: $315 million
- Fast 8: $310 million
- Despicable Me 3: $305 million
- LEGO Batman: $285 million
- Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas: $265 million
- Thor - Ragnorak: $255 million
- War of the Planet of the Apes: $230 million
- Wonder Woman: $225 million
- Transformers 5: $210 million
- Coco: $205 million
- MIB23: $200 million
- Dunkirk: $190 million
- Pirates 5: $175 million
- Alien - Covenant: $165 million
- Cars 3: $150 million
- Wolverine 3: $145 million
- Kong - Skull Island: $140 million
- The Mummy: $135 million
- The Croods 2: $135 million
- Ninjago: $130 million
- Barbie: $125 million
- World War Z 2: $120 million
- Pitch Perfect 3: $120 million
- Kingsman 2: $115 million
- Baywatch: $115 million
- Mother/Daughter: $110 million
- The House: $105 million
- Murder on the Orient Express: $105 million
- Jumanji: $100 million
- The Dark Tower: $100 million
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5/27-5/30
1. X-Men - Apocalypse: $83 million/$99 million
2. Alice Through the Looking Glass: $58 million/$69 million
3. The Angry Birds Movie: $26.5 million/$33.5 million ($79 million)
4. Captain America - Civil War: $20.5 million/$26 million ($384 million)
5. Neighbors 2: $10.5 million/$13 million ($40 million)
6. The Jungle Book: $7 million/$8.5 million ($339 million)
7. The Nice Guys: $6 million/$7 million ($21 million)
8. Money Monster: $5 million/$5.75 million ($35 million)
9. Zootopia: $1.5 million/$2 million ($337 million)
10. The Darkness: $1.25 million/$1.5 million ($10 million)
6/3-6/5
1. TMNT 2: $41.5 million
2. X-Men - Apocalypse: $30.5 million ($145 million)
3. Alice Through the Looking Glass: $24 million ($103 million)
4. Me Before You: $18 million
5. The Angry Birds Movie: $14 million ($97 million)
6. Captain America - Civil War: $9 million ($396 million)
7. Popstar: $7.5 million
8. Neighbors 2: $4.5 million ($47 million)
9. The Jungle Book: $4 million ($344 million)
10. The Nice Guys: $3.5 million ($26 million)
6/10-6/12
1. The Conjuring 2: $48 million
2. Warcraft: $33 million
3. TMNT 2: $19 million ($75 million)
4. Now You See Me 2: $15.5 million
5. X-Men - Apocalypse: $13 million ($167 million)
6. Me Before You: $10.5 million ($35 million)
7. The Angry Birds Movie: $9 million ($110 million)
8. Captain America - Civil War: $5 million ($405 million)
9. Popstar: $3 million ($12 million)
10. Neighbors 2: $2.5 million ($51 million)
6/17-6/19
1. Finding Dory: $130.5 million
2. Central Intelligence: $57.5 million
3. The Conjuring 2: $17 million ($78 million)
4. Warcraft: $12 million ($54 million)
5. TMNT 2: $8 million ($89 million)
6. Now You See Me 2: $7 million ($28 million)
7. Me Before You: $6 million ($46 million)
8. X-Men - Apocalypse: $5 million ($175 million)
9. Captain America - Civil War: $3.5 million ($411 million)
10. The Angry Birds Movie: $2.5 million ($115 million)
6/24-6/26
1. Finding Dory: $81 million ($284 million)
2. Independence Day 2: $63.5 million
3. Central Intelligence: $35.5 million ($124 million)
4. The Conjuring 2: $9 million ($95 million)
5. Free State of Jones: $7 million
6. Warcraft: $5 million ($64 million)
7. Me Before You: $4 million ($54 million)
8. TMNT 2: $3.5 million ($96 million)
9. Now You See Me 2: $3 million ($34 million)
10. X-Men - Apocalypse: $2 million ($179 million)
7/1-7/4
1. Finding Dory: $44.5 million/$57 million ($383 million)
2. The BFG: $36.5 million/$45 million
3. Independence Day 2: $32 million/$46 million ($140 million)
4. Central Intelligence: $21 million/$26 million ($171 million)
5. The Purge - Election Year: $14 million/$17 million
6. The Shallows: $12 million/$14 million ($25 million)
7. The Legend of Tarzan: $10 million/$12 million
8. Free State of Jones: $4.5 million/$5.5 million ($17 million)
9. The Conjuring 2: $3 million/$3.5 million ($101 million)
10. Me Before You: $2.5 million/$3 million ($59 million)
7/8-7/10
1. The Secret Lives of Pets: $67 million
2. Finding Dory: $20.5 million ($417 million)
3. The BFG: $16.5 million ($69 million)
4. Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates: $14 million
5. Independence Day 2: $13 million ($157 million)
6. Central Intelligence: $11 million ($188 million)
7. The Shallows: $7 million ($35 million)
8. The Purge - Election Year: $6 million ($26 million)
9. The Legend of Tarzan: $4 million ($18 million)
10. Free State of Jones: $3 million ($21 million)
7/15-7/17
1. The Secret Lives of Pets: $43.5 million ($154 million)
2. Ghostbusters: $35.5 million
3. Finding Dory: $13.5 million ($443 million)
4. The BFG: $10 million ($88 million)
5. Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates: $7.5 million ($28 million)
6. Independence Day 2: $7 million ($171 million)
7. Central Intelligence: $6 million ($200 million)
8. The Shallows: $4 million ($43 million)
9. The Infiltrator: $3.5 million
10. The Purge - Election Year: $3 million ($32 million)
7/22-7/24
1. Star Trek Beyond: $76.5 million
2. Ice Age 5: $27.5 million
3. The Secret Lives of Pets: $24 million ($201 million)
4. Ghostbusters: $16 million ($67 million)
5. Lights Out: $10 million
6. Finding Dory: $7 million ($457 million)
7. The BFG: $6 million ($99 million)
8. Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates: $4 million ($36 million)
9. Independence Day 2: $3 million ($177 million)
10. Central Intelligence: $3 million ($206 million)
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6 hours ago, kayumanggi said:
Wow at that THE JUNGLE BOOK drop. I thought it would be hit hard.
Since it's more of a live-action tentpole than an animated kids movie (good WOM helps, too), I'm not too shocked. Most expected $10-11 million for the weekend.
It'll hold well next weekend as well, because of double features w/ Alice 2 and Memorial Day. $350-360 million DOM is looking good.
For the other films:
Angry Birds is on its way to $120-150 million DOM
Neighbors 2 might miss $50 million DOM (with a $17-18 million OW)
Nice Guys should hopefully leg its way to $35-40 million DOM
Civil War is finishing where everyone expected it to until a couple months ago
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Things are looking good for Angry Birds, bad for Neighbors 2, and meh for The Nice Guys
Angry Birds: $43-48 million OW
Neighbors 2: $23-26 million OW
The Nice Guys: $11-13 million OW
Angry Birds should do $120-160 million DOM.
Neighbors 2 should do $60-65 million DOM.
The Nice Guys should do $35-55 million DOM.
Hopefully, Alice 2 and X-Men both finish above $150 million+ DOM, and X-Men does $200 million+ DOM.
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8 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:
A Monster Calls
Fantasy DramaFocus 10/14/16 PG-13 thematic content and some scary images Are they going to market this to kids?
This seems like it doesn't have a demo. Too kid-friendly to draw in a lot of teens/adults, but too scary to draw in a lot of kids.
Kids will have Storks, Miss Peregine and somewhat Middle School.
Teens have Ouija 2 specifically for them and they cross over with a couple other films this fall.
Adults will have Magnificent Seven, Deepwater Horizon, Girl on the Train, Birth of a Nation, Underworld 5, Jack Reacher 2 and Inferno (plus Sully and some more September entries).
Hope this can find an audience.
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2 hours ago, a2knet said:
2018 schedule is not certain but in 2017, the big ones seem to be :
Lego Batman (Feb) #2
Beauty and the Beast (March) #1
Kong:Skull Island(March)
Wolverine (March) #3
Fast 8 (April)
Fast 8 will make more DOM than Wolverine 3, so that should be #3.
I don't see Wolverine going from $135 million DOM to $250 million+ DOM just because it's R-rated and Hugh Jackman's last appearance as Wolverine.
$160-180 million would be a reasonable range for it.
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3 hours ago, cannastop said:
I still think this year might be smaller than the last one. I don't think this summer is going to measure up to Jurassic World, Inside Out and Minions. And of course we have no TFA in December.
X-Men, Dory, ID42, Pets, Bourne 4 and Suicide Squad could all do $200 million+ DOM. With Alice 2, possibly Central Intelligence and Star Trek 3 doing $150 million+ DOM.
And there's contenders for $100 million+ DOM.
I think Summer 2016 will be fine and might surpass 2015 due to just how weak late July and all of August were last summer. (4-5 films might end up finishing past $67 million for August 2016, while only 1 did so last August)
3 hours ago, kayumanggi said:We have better November and December titles this year imo. DOCTOR STRANGE, FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM and MOANA could be bigger than MOCKINGJAY II, SPECTRE and THE PEANUTS MOVIE of last year. ASSASSIN'S CREED, PASSENGERS and SING among others will also help ROGUE ONE match or at least finish close to what TFA did last year.
Doctor Strange: $210 million
Fantastic Beasts: $245 million
Moana: $310 million
$610 million vs. $765 million. This November looks stronger for sure!
Plus, Billy Lynn, Trolls, Bad Santa 2, Allied and the other wide releases should be enough to equal November 2015's other releases.
And if anything December 2016 will just be more spread out
Rogue One: $415 million
Passengers + Sing + AC: $450 million
Remaining releases (including Patriots Day and Silence): $400 million
4 hours ago, narniadis said:Its crazy to think that in some years we had to wait until September to get 1 300m film (2014 I am looking at you!) and in some years we never have more than 2 or 3 that pass the mark total but we already have 5!!! and it's not even the halfway point yet.
With a potential 3-5 to go.
Dory and Rogue One seem very likely. Suicide Squad, Pets and Moana all have reasonable chances. ID42 and Fantastic Beasts have an outside shot.
7 $300 million+ DOM grossers is somehow a conservative expectation now
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22 hours ago, ThiagoMaia said:
The funny part is that they're all Disney...
Disney wins no matter what... very well could touch $3.5 billion DOM this year if everything performs to expectations and some of their remaining films exceed expectations.
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On 5/14/2016 at 9:33 AM, cannastop said:
>Implying that Disney animated musicals aren't Oscar friendly in the music categories.
I'm just saying the Oscar voters' primary demographic is more inclined to support a well-done live-action musical over a well-done animated musical.
2007 is a great example. "Falling Slowly" beat the songs from Enchanted. Any other year, Enchanted would have won Best Original Song, but Once came out in 2007, also, and happened to receive critical acclaim.
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Zootopia might stay in the top 10 for 13 weeks... that's just incredible. If Disney waited to release it on DVD/BR until late July/early August, its dollar theater run could have legged it to $340-345 million DOM.
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I don't know why anyone is shocked.
This isn't a bunch of critics for Criterion or AFI or some "prestigious" organization.
It's average people saying what their favorite movies are. People tend to include recent films and blockbusters in their top 100... not that shocking tbh.
You'll always have your own personal taste outside of this list.
1 hour ago, Treetrunk Special said:Oh no dude, it's just getting started. Dark Knight, Avengers, Interstellar, Force Awakens, Hunger Games, and Every Pixar Film, these will be top 25.
...it's just a silly list. Your personal favorites of the 100 greatest films will always be in your personal list
Plus, only TDK and a couple Pixar films have a decent chance at making the top 25. I don't see Avengers, Interstellar or any of the HG films making it if we don't see them after #70. I definitely don't see them making the top 50.
It's not like any of the films so far are truly awful. Other than Civil War and Do the Right Thing, I can at least understand why they're included. Most of the entries are at least solid enough to where I don't mind seeing something that assuredly won't be included in 2017 (Civil War).
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5/20-5/22
1. The Angry Birds Movie: $42 million
2. Captain America - Civil War: $39.5 million ($354 million)
3. Neighbors 2: $23.5 million
4. The Nice Guys: $22.5 million
5. The Jungle Book: $10 million ($325 million)
6. Money Monster: $9.5 million ($29 million)
7. The Darkness: $2.5 million ($9 million)
8. Mother's Day: $2 million ($31 million)
9. Zootopia: $1.5 million ($333 million)
10. The Huntsman - Winter's War: $1.5 million ($46 million)
5/27-5/30
1. X-Men - Apocalypse: $88.5 million/$106 million
2. Alice Through the Looking Glass: $69 million/$84 million
3. The Angry Birds Movie: $27 million/$33.5 million ($84 million)
4. Captain America - Civil War: $24 million/$28.5 million ($395 million)
5. The Nice Guys: $16 million/$19 million ($49 million)
6. Neighbors 2: $12.5 million/$15 million ($51 million)
7. Money Monster: $7 million/$8.5 million ($40 million)
8. The Jungle Book: $5.5 million/$7 million ($333 million)
9. The Darkness: $1.5 million/$2 million ($11 million)
10. Zootopia: $1 million/$1.5 million ($335 million)
6/3-6/5
1. TMNT 2: $51 million
2. X-Men - Apocalypse: $34 million ($159 million)
3. Alice Through the Looking Glass: $27 million ($126 million)
4. The Angry Birds Movie: $16 million ($105 million)
5. Me Before You: $14.5 million
6. Captain America - Civil War: $11.5 million ($411 million)
7. The Nice Guys: $9 million ($59 million)
8. Popstar: $6 million
9. Neighbors 2: $5 million ($59 million)
10. Money Monster: $4 million ($45 million)
6/10-6/12
1. The Conjuring 2: $44 million
2. Warcraft: $28 million
3. TMNT 2: $22 million ($89 million)
4. Now You See Me 2: $18.5 million
5. X-Men - Apocalypse: $15 million ($185 million)
6. Alice Through the Looking Glass: $13 million ($147 million)
7. The Angry Birds Movie: $10 million ($120 million)
8. Me Before You: $9 million ($30 million)
9. The Nice Guys: $6.5 million ($71 million)
10. Captain America - Civil War: $5.5 million ($421 million)
6/17-6/19
1. Finding Dory: $124.5 million
2. Central Intelligence: $45.5 million
3. The Conjuring 2: $16 million ($75 million)
4. Warcraft: $10.5 million ($48 million)
5. TMNT 2: $10 million ($108 million)
6. Now You See Me 2: $9 million ($35 million)
7. X-Men - Apocalypse: $7 million ($198 million)
8. Alice Through the Looking Glass: $6.5 million ($158 million)
9. Me Before You: $6 million ($40 million)
10. The Nice Guys: $4.5 million ($79 million)
6/24-6/26
1. Finding Dory: $80 million ($276 million)
2. Independence Day - Resurgence: $64.5 million
3. Central Intelligence: $30 million ($102 million)
4. The Conjuring 2: $9 million ($92 million)
5. Now You See Me 2: $5.5 million ($45 million)
6. Free State of Jones: $5 million
7. TMNT 2: $5 million ($117 million)
8. Warcraft: $4 million ($56 million)
9. Me Before You: $4 million ($47 million)
10. Alice Through the Looking Glass: $3.5 million ($165 million)
7/1-7/4
1. Finding Dory: $43 million/$54 million
2. The BFG: $32 million/$39 million
3. Independence Day - Resurgence: $29 million/$38 million
4. Central Intelligence: $19.5 million/$24 million ($143 million)
5. The Purge - Election Year: $17 million/$20 million
6. The Shallows: $12 million/$15 million ($25 million)
7. The Legend of Tarzan: $10 million/$12 million
8. The Conjuring 2: $4 million/$4.5 million ($100 million)
9. Now You See Me 2: $3.5 million/$4 million ($52 million)
10. Me Before You: $3 million/$3.3 million ($53 million)
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50 minutes ago, Giesi said:
I don't know about Dory, but I'm pretty sure that Rogue One has the 2016 crown on lock, both domestic and worldwide.
No, there is no real lock this year. Dory, Civil War, Rogue One, and a few wildcards all have a chance for the 2016 crown.
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None of those were sold on that premise, specifically.
Toy Story isn't pets
Lady and the Tramp is a romantic dramedy that includes pets, but Disney's marketing never sold it as "what do your pets do when you're not around?"
101 Dalmatians has more of a case, but the tone is far more serious than SLoP and the movie isn't sold specifically on what the dalmatians do when Roger and Anita aren't around.
The difference is that SLOP is being sold as a happy-go-lucky comedy. I don't see it having any real serious moments.