[Weekend Prediction thread 7/4-7/7 Independence Day weekend Play the Derby]

2/19-2/21

1. Deadpool: $43 million ($188 million) 
2. Risen: $18 million 
3. Kung Fu Panda 3: $13.5 million ($113 million)
4. How to Be Single: $11 million ($36 million)
5. Race: $8 million 
6. The Revenant: $5 million ($166 million) 
7. Zoolander 2: $4.5 million ($22 million) 
8. Star Wars Episode VII: $4 million ($921 million) 
9. Hail, Caesar!: $3.5 million ($25 million)
10. The Witch: $3 million 

2/26-2/28

1. Deadpool: $25 million ($226 million) 
2. Risen: $12 million ($35 million) 
3. Gods of Egypt: $11 million 
4. Kung Fu Panda 3: $10 million ($125 million) 
5. How to Be Single: $8 million ($48 million) 
6. Triple Nine: $6 million 
7. Race: $4 million ($14 million) 
8. The Revenant: $3.5 million ($171 million) 
9. Eddie the Eagle: $3 million 
10. Star Wars Episode VII: $2.5 million ($925 million)

3/4-3/6

1. Zootopia: $76 million 
2. London Has Fallen: $17 million 
3. Deadpool: $16 million ($252 million) 
4. The Other Side of the Door: $8.5 million 
5. Risen: $8 million ($47 million) 
6. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: $6.5 million 
7. Desierto: $4.5 million 
8. Gods of Egypt: $4 million ($18 million) 
9. How to Be Single: $3.5 million ($54 million)
10. Kung Fu Panda 3: $3 million ($130 million) 

3/11-3/13

1. Zootopia: $45 million ($147 million)
2. 10 Cloverfield Lane: $32 million 
3. The Brothers Grimsby: $13 million
4. Deadpool: $10 million ($269 million) 
5. The Young Messiah: $9 million 
6. London Has Fallen: $6.5 million ($28 million) 
7. Risen: $4.5 million ($54 million) 
8. The Perfect Match: $4 million 
9. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: $3.5 million ($12 million) 
10. The Other Side of the Door: $3 million ($13 million) 

3/18-3/20

1. Allegiant: $42 million 
2. Zootopia: $30 million ($198 million) 
3. Miracles From Heaven: $27 million ($40 million)
4. 10 Cloverfield Lane: $10 million ($50 million) 
5. The Brothers Grimsby: $6 million ($23 million)
6. Deadpool: $5.5 million ($278 million)
7. The Young Messiah: $4 million ($16 million)
8. London Has Fallen: $3.5 million ($34 million) 
9. Risen: $2.5 million ($58 million) 
10. The Perfect Match: $2.5 million ($8 million)

3/25-3/27

1. Batman vs. Superman - Dawn of Justice: $157 million 
2. Miracles From Heaven: $18 million ($72 million) 
3. Zootopia: $17 million ($229 million) 
4. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2: $14 million 
5. Allegiant: $13 million ($66 million) 
6. 10 Cloverfield Lane: $3.5 million ($56 million)
7. The Young Messiah: $3 million ($22 million) 
8. The Brothers Grimsby: $2 million ($27 million) 
9. Risen: $2 million ($62 million) 
10. Deadpool: $1.5 million ($281 million) 

 

[DEADPOOL WEEKEND THREAD | Deadpool 152.193 actual. Daily breakdown on page 159]

20 minutes ago, CJohn said:

48M OD lmao. There is a real chance it ends as the biggest comic-book movie of the
year.

 

More like a slight chance.

 

Deadpool would have to finish $375 million+ DOM to have a legitimate chance at being the biggest superhero movie of the year. And even then, I'd imagine either Civil War or BvS (or even both) will likely cross $400 million DOM. Plus, Suicide Squad has a minor outside chance at GotG/Deadpool numbers (I'm thinking $200-250 million, since Bourne 5/Star Trek 3 are much bigger competition than KFP3/Zoolander 2  ) 

 

Deadpool should finish with $275-315 million DOM... phenomenal for a $58 million-budgeted R-rated spin-off of the X-Men franchise released in February. 

 

But 2nd place is the highest I see it going among SH films for 2016... 3rd place more likely IMO (when everybody expected it to finish 6th) 

[DEADPOOL WEEKEND THREAD | Deadpool 152.193 actual. Daily breakdown on page 159]

24 minutes ago, a2knet said:

47.5m => 12.7m + 34.8m

Do you guys think Saturday will increase from non-preview Friday (34.8m)? Normally it should increase 10-15% for ~40m. But with Deadpool behaving so insanely I am automatically being conservative and trying to temper it's future performance. Should stay flat at 35m. At worst go down by ~10% for 32m.

47.5

37.5

35

22 

 

$142 million 4-day

$285-305 million DOM finish, because X-Men films tend to be extremely frontloaded (so a 2x-2.2x from the 4 day is pretty reasonable) 

[DEADPOOL WEEKEND THREAD | Deadpool 152.193 actual. Daily breakdown on page 159]

2 hours ago, a2knet said:

Deadpool 4-day Over GL Dom

12.7

32.3

34 (79)

32 (111)

21 (132)

 

IN

[Weekend Prediction thread 7/4-7/7 Independence Day weekend Play the Derby]

2/12-2/15

1. Deadpool: $86.5 million/$102 million 
2. Zoolander 2: $30.5 million/$37 million 
3. How to Be Single: $23 million/$26.5 million 
4. Kung Fu Panda 3: $18 million/$22.5 million ($97 million) 
5. Hail, Caesar!: $8 million/$9 million ($25 million) 
6. The Revenant: $7 million/$8 million ($160 million)
7. Star Wars Episode VII: $6 million/$7 million ($916 million)
8. The Choice: $5 million/$5.5 million ($13 million)
9. The Finest Hours: $3.5 million/$4 million ($24 million) 
10. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: $3 million/$3.5 million ($10 million)
11. The Boy: $3 million/$3.5 million ($31 million) 
12. Ride Along 2: $2.5 million/$3 million ($80 million)

2/19-2/21

1. Deadpool: $30 million ($148 million) 
2. Risen: $22 million 
3. Zoolander 2: $16.5 million ($61 million)
4. Kung Fu Panda 3: $12 million ($111 million) 
5. How to Be Single: $11 million ($41 million) 
6. Race: $8.5 million 
7. The Revenant: $5.5 million ($167 million) 
8. Hail, Caesar!: $5 million ($31 million) 
9. Star Wars Episode VII: $4 million ($921 million)
10. The Witch: $3 million 

2/26-2/28

1. Deadpool: $18 million ($175 million)
2. Risen: $16 million ($44 million) 
3. Gods of Egypt: $12 million 
4. Zoolander 2: $10 million ($76 million) 
5. Kung Fu Panda 3: $9 million ($122 million) 
6. How to Be Single: $6.5 million ($51 million) 
7. Race: $5 million ($16 million) 
8. Triple Nine: $4.5 million 
9. Eddie the Eagle: $4 million 
10. The Revenant: $3.5 million ($172 million)

[Monday numbers:]

1 hour ago, tribefan695 said:

Man, February looks like it's gonna suck this year

Other than Deadpool/Zoolander 2/How to Be Single, the BO should be pretty weak. Zoolander 2 may miss $60 million DOM and HTBS may miss $45 million DOM. Only Deadpool looks primed to perform well. 

 

March looks well-rounded, though:

Batman vs. Superman - $425 million 

Zootopia - $250 million 

Miracles From Heaven - $115 million 

Allegiant - $100 million 

MBFGW2 - $80 million 

10 Cloverfield Lane - $65 million 

The Brothers Grimsby - $50 million 

 

Not to mention the other 8-10 wide releases 

 

A lot stronger than March 2015... and if a few films other than Jungle Book do well in April (The Boss, Rings, Barbershop 3, Huntsman 2), 2016 should stay on track to be a solid year. 

[BOT User Tracking 2/5-7 Choice, Hail Caesar, Pride & Zombies]

Hail, Caesar!: $18 million

The Choice: $10 million 

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: $7 million 

[Weekend Prediction thread 7/4-7/7 Independence Day weekend Play the Derby]

2/5-2/7

1. Kung Fu Panda 3: $25 million ($71 million)
2. Hail, Caesar!: $18 million 
3. The Choice: $10 million 
4. The Revenant: $8 million ($150 million) 
5. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: $6.5 million 
6. Star Wars Episode VII: $6 million ($904 million)
7. The Finest Hours: $5 million ($17 million) 
8. The Boy: $4.5 million ($28 million) 
9. Ride Along 2: $4 million ($76 million)
10. 13 Hours: $3.5 million ($48 million) 

2/12-2/15

1. Deadpool: $76 million/$93 million 
2. Zoolander 2: $30.5 million/$37 million 
3. Kung Fu Panda 3: $21 million/$27 million ($104 million)
4. How to Be Single: $20.5 million/$24 million 
5. Hail, Caesar!: $14 million/$16.5 million ($42 million) 
6. The Choice: $9 million/$10 million ($25 million)
7. The Revenant: $8.5 million/$10 million ($164 million)
8. Star Wars Episode VII: $4.5 million/$5.5 million ($912 million)
9. The Finest Hours: $4 million/$4.5 million ($23 million)
10. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: $3.5 million/$4 million ($12 million) 

2/19-2/21

1. Deadpool: $26.5 million ($133 million) 
2. Risen: $22 million 
3. Zoolander 2: $16 million ($60 million)
4. Kung Fu Panda 3: $13 million ($120 million) 
5. How to Be Single: $9 million ($37 million) 
6. Hail, Caesar!: $8 million ($53 million)
7. Race: $7 million 
8. The Revenant: $6.5 million ($173 million)
9. The Choice: $4.5 million ($30 million)
10. The Witch: $4 million 

2/26-2/28

1. Risen: $16 million ($46 million) 
2. Deadpool: $15 million ($156 million) 
3. Gods of Egypt: $12 million 
4. Zoolander 2: $10.5 million ($76 million) 
5. Kung Fu Panda 3: $9.5 million ($132 million) 
6. Hail, Caesar!: $6 million ($62 million) 
7. How to Be Single: $5 million ($44 million) 
8. The Revenant: $4.5 million ($180 million)
9. Triple Nine: $3.5 million 
10. Eddie the Eagle: $3 million 

3/4-3/6

1. Zootopia: $72 million 
2. London Has Fallen: $13 million 
3. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: $11.5 million 
4. Risen: $10 million ($61 million) 
5. Deadpool: $9 million ($170 million) 
6. Desierto: $6 million 
7. Gods of Egypt: $5 million ($20 million) 
8. Zoolander 2: $4.5 million ($83 million) 
9. Hail, Caesar!: $4 million ($68 million) 
10. Kung Fu Panda 3: $3.5 million ($137 million) 

 

[Weekend Estimates (Page 28): Kung Fu Panda 3 - 41M, The Finest Hours 0- 10.3M, The Revenant - 12.4M...Sunday holds better than expected.....SW over 11 mill and KFP3 over 41 pg 34]

1 minute ago, Maxmoser3 said:

2016 is a year that will be so-so in comparison to last year. This January looked flat because Star Wars was locked to make some money in January, Ride Along 2 wasn't a surprise(at least to me) to drop from its predecessor like Think Like  A Man Too did back in the summer of 2014. 13 Hours was expected to do modest numbers. Really the big film that surprised this month was The Revenant. February has one big release (Deadpool) Zoolander 2 will probably make about 55-65 million domestic. Hail, Caesar! Will make 30-35 million domestic. Risen might make some profit. How To Be Single will be front-loaded. Pride & Prejudice:Zombies, Gods Of Egypt, Triple 9, and the others will bomb. March has two big hits Zootopia, and BVS:Dawn Of Justice. Allegiant, London Has Fallen, and  Brothers Grimsby will bomb. 10 Cloverfield Lane might surprise or break even for Paramount. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 will take a large dive from its predcessor. April has two potential hits (Jungle Book, and maybe Huntsman) as well as some possible surprise hits such as The Boss. The summer looks decent . The fall looks bland. November and December look eh. 2016 will fall short of the record.

Fall 2016 looks solid! 

1. Storks: $165 million 
2. The Girl on the Train: $150 million 
3. The Magnificent Seven: $135 million 
4. Inferno: $105 million 
5. Sully: $100 million 
6. A Monster Calls: $80 million 
7. Jack Reacher 2: $70 million 
8. Underworld 5: $60 million 
9. The Accountant: $50 million 
10. Ouija 2: $45 million 

Nothing mind-boggling, but still solid

 

 

[Weekend Estimates (Page 28): Kung Fu Panda 3 - 41M, The Finest Hours 0- 10.3M, The Revenant - 12.4M...Sunday holds better than expected.....SW over 11 mill and KFP3 over 41 pg 34]

19 minutes ago, GiantCALBears said:

Early impression from 2016 (even in a notoriously weak month historically)... This is going to be one of the least attended years in recent movie history. Schedule is weak & performance will match that.

I wouldn't write off 2016 until May-June.

 

The first big film of 2016 was released this weekend... Deadpool, Zootopia, BvS, Jungle Book, CA3, Alice 2, X-Men Apocalypse on the horizon... Finding Dory, Central Intelligence, ID42, Pets, Star Trek 3, Ghostbusters, Bourne 5, SS, Doctor Strange, Fantastic Beasts, Moana, Rogue One, Sing.... the lineup is a lot stronger than you think. Instead of being top-heavy, it might be more well-rounded where nothing tops $450 million, but 15 films cross $190-210 million DOM. 

 

If Deadpool does less than Kingsman, Zoolander 2 misses $80 million and Zootopia does Good Dinosaur #s, then 2016 is in trouble. 

[88TH ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS Discussion Topic (LIVE! Today's discussion begins on pg 33)]

On 1/22/2016 at 5:49 PM, WrathOfHan said:

10 nominees for acting would be really excessive. 

10 nominees could work... at the very least, it would prevent blatant snubs, since there's rarely more than 10 serious contenders. With 40 nominees, nearly every great performance from that year should be included. 

 

Best Actor

1. Leonardo DiCaprio - The Revenant 
2. Michael Fassbender - Steve Jobs 
3. Michael B. Jordan - Creed 
4. Bryan Cranston - Trumbo 
5. Steve Carell - The Big Short 
6. Matt Damon - The Martian
7. Jacob Trembley - Room 
8. Ian McKellen - Mr. Holmes 
9. Johnny Depp - Black Mass
10. Will Smith - Concussion 

Best Actress

1. Brie Larson - Room 
2. Charlize Theron - Mad Max: Fury Road 
3. Cate Blanchett - Carol 
4. Jennifer Lawrence - Joy 
5. Amy Schumer - Trainwreck 
6. Saorise Ronan - Brooklyn 
7. Emily Blunt - Sicario 
8. Lily Tomlin - Grandma 
9. Alicia Vidnakier - The Danish Girl 
10. Rooney Mara - Carol 

Best Supporting Actor 

1. Sylvester Stallone - Creed
2. Mark Rylance - Bridge of Spies 
3. Idris Elba - Beasts of No Nation 
4. Bencio del Toro - Sicario 
5. Oscar Issac - Ex Machina 
6. Samuel L. Jackson - The Hateful Eight
7. Paul Dano - Love and Mercy 
8. Mark Ruffalo - Spotlight 
9. Christian Bale - The Big Short
10. O'Shea Jackson - Straight Outta Compton 

Best Supporting Actress 

1. Jennifer Jason Leigh - The Hateful Eight
2. Rachel McAdams - Spotlight
3. Kate Winslet - Steve Jobs 
4. Alicia Vidnakier - Ex Machina 
5. Tessa Thompson - Creed
6. Mya Taylor - Tangerine
7. Jennifer Hudson - Chi-Raq
8. Kristen Stewart - Clouds of Sils Maria 
9. Helen Mirren - Trumbo 
10. Rebecca Ferguson - Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation (because why not  )

With 40 nominees instead of 20, you get a wide variety of people represented. I don't necessarily want the Academy to do this, but I wouldn't be upset if they did. The AMPAS can nominate however many they like since it's their ceremony 

[BOF's Top 25 movies of 2015. Full list on Page 13. The forum is shiny and chrome.]

2 hours ago, Kalo said:

 

Do you have amazon instant? Ex Machina is free to stream there right now... and it must be including on your list.

 

I personally don't, but I know people who do. Maybe I can get them to watch with me haha.

 

I love sci-fi, so it's definitely one I'm interested in!

[BOF's Top 25 movies of 2015. Full list on Page 13. The forum is shiny and chrome.]

Way too many unseen 2015 films for me to submit an accurate list lol

 

Ones I haven't seen (ones that might actually make my list) 

1. The Hunting Ground
2. It Follows
3. Ex Machina
4. Spy
5. Me and Earl and the Dying Girl 
6. Dope
7. Mr. Holmes 
8. Straight Outta Compton 
9. Shaun the Sheep Movie
10. The Gift
11. The Visit
12. Black Mass
13. Everest
14. 99 Homes 
15. Sicario 
16. The Walk
17. Room 
18. Goosebumps
19. Bridge of Spies
20. Brooklyn
21. Spotlight 
22. Mockingjay Part 2 
23. Creed 
24. Joy
25. The Revenant
26. The Big Short 
27. Anomalisa 

 

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

January-April

1. Batman vs. Superman: $430 million
2. The Jungle Book: $310 million 
3. Zootopia: $245 million 
4. Kung Fu Panda 3: $185 million 
5. Deadpool: $170 million 
6. Miracles From Heaven: $120 million 
7. Zoolander 2: $115 million 
8. Allegiant Part 1: $100 million 

May-August

1. Finding Dory: $520 million 
2. Captain America - Civil War: $385 million 
3. Suicide Squad: $305 million 
4. The Secret Lives of Pets: $280 million 
5. X-Men - Apocalypse: $260 million 
6. Ghostbusters: $230 million 
7. Independence Day - Resurgence: $205 million 
8. Star Trek Beyond: $185 million 
9. Central Intelligence: $180 million 
10. Bourne 5: $160 million 
11. Alice Through the Looking Glass: $155 million 
12. Neighbors 2 - Sorority Rising: $125 million 
13. Ice Age 5: $120 million 
14. TMNT 2: $115 million 
15. The Conjuring 2: $110 million
16. Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates: $105 million 
17. Pete's Dragon: $100 million 

September-October

1. Rogue One: $475 million 
2. Moana: $330 million 
3. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: $215 million 
4. Sing: $200 million 
5. Doctor Strange: $150 million 
6. Storks: $145 million 
7. The Magnificent Seven: $135 million 
8. The Girl on the Train: $125 million 
9. Passengers: $110 million 
10. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: $115 million 
11. The Founder: $110 million 
12. Gambit: $105 million 
13. Sully: $100 million 
14. Silence: $100 million 

2016 has a much stronger Spring lineup and Sept-Oct is much more well-rounded. If Summer 2016 is well-rounded and a few more end up doing $100 million DOM (Warcraft, Angry Birds, NYSM2 and BFG being the primary wildcards), I'd say this club should happen!

 

[Zoolander 2 | February 12, 2016 | Teaser Trailer on Page 6!]

$36 million 3 day OW

$44 million 4 day 

$110 million DOM 

 

Less than Anchorman 2, but more than Dumb and Dumber To. Pretty reasonable.

 

[Weekend Numbers: 1) Revenant 16.0 | 2) Star Wars 14.25 | 3) Ride Along 2 12.96 pg 49]

3 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

Honestly, TFA's number is fantastic considering the storm. I don't see how it wouldn't have done at least 17m this weekend without that, I'm sure the big city shutdowns cost it a solid 2-3m. So next weekend's drop should be very light. 

Revenant, SW7 and Big Short should have sub-30% drops to make up for this week. 

 

Revenant could even do $14-14.5m (makes up for 49% drop this week) while Big Short might stay flat. 

 

[Weekend Prediction thread 7/4-7/7 Independence Day weekend Play the Derby]

1/29-1/31

1. Kung Fu Panda 3: $57 million 
2. 50 Shades of Black: $20 million 
3. The Finest Hours: $17 million 
4. The Revenant: $14 million ($140 million)
5. Star Wars Episode VII: $11 million ($896 million)
6. Ride Along 2: $7.5 million ($69 million)
7. 13 Hours: $5.5 million ($41 million) 
8. Dirty Grandpa: $4.5 million ($18 million) 
9. The Boy: $3.5 million ($15 million)
10. The 5th Wave: $3 million ($13 million)

2/5-2/7

1. Kung Fu Panda 3: $34 million ($101 million)
2. Hail, Caesar!: $24 million 
3. The Choice: $11 million 
4. The Revenant: $9.5 million ($154 million) 
5. The Finest Hours: $8.5 million ($30 million) 
6. 50 Shades of Black: $7 million ($31 million) 
7. Star Wars Episode VII: $6.5 million ($906 million)
8. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: $6 million 
9. Ride Along 2: $4 million ($75 million) 
10. 13 Hours: $2.5 million ($46 million) 

2/12-2/15

1. Deadpool: $72 million/$91.5 million 
2. Zoolander 2: $36 million/$44 million
3. Kung Fu Panda 3: $27 million/$33.5 million ($142 million) 
4. How to Be Single: $18 million/$21.5 million 
5. Hail, Caesar!: $16 million/$19 million ($51 million)
6. The Revenant: $10.5 million/$12 million ($170 million) 
7. The Choice: $9 million/$10 million ($25 million) 
8. The Finest Hours: $6 million/$6.75 million ($40 million)
9. Star Wars Episode VII: $5.5 million/$6.5 million ($915 million) 
10. 50 Shades of Black: $4 million/$4.5 million ($37 million) 

2/19-2/21

1. Risen: $25 million 
2. Deadpool: $24 million ($128 million) 
3. Zoolander 2: $16 million ($68 million) 
4. Kung Fu Panda 3: $14 million ($159 million) 
5. Hail, Caesar!: $9 million ($63 million) 
6. The Revenant: $8.5 million ($181 million) 
7. Race: $7.5 million 
8. How to Be Single: $7 million ($31 million) 
9. The Witch: $4.5 million 
10. The Choice: $4 million ($30 million) 

 

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

On 1/11/2016 at 0:51 AM, langer said:

 

I'm not saying it's impossible.  Finding Nemo's original run adjust to around 470M$ and it didn't have much competition in its demographic aside from a Rugrats movie and POTC in its 7th week and Spy Kids in its 9th week.  

 

This one is gonna have Tarzan in its 3rd week, Secret life of Pets in its 4th week and Ice Age in its 6th week.  This is a very different market than 13 years ago.  

?

 

POTC 1: $440 million (adjusted) 

Spy Kids 3D: $160 million (adjusted)

Rugrats Go Wild: $57 million (adjusted)

 

SoLP: $275 million (reasonable predict) 

Ice Age 5: $130 million (decline from IA4 is expected) 

Tarzan: $65 million (bomb waiting to happen) 

 

And 2015 taught us that audiences will reject the other tentpoles if there's 4-5 that REALLY get them excited (Avengers 2/JW/IO/Minions accounting for a large amount of summer 2015 BO) 

[2015 100M Films - 29 down, 7 to go (Leo Bears the Blockbuster Burden!)]

On 1/14/2016 at 9:36 PM, pieman said:

Can Sisters reach 100M?

At this point, no. 

 

It really needed to be at $80 million by January 3rd to have a decent chance at $100 million DOM. Ride Along 2 and Bad Grandpa are now here to take its screens away. 

 

[What will be TFA's final first-run gross?]

$17 million ($884 million)

$12.5 million ($903 million)

$7 million ($914 milion)

$6 million/$7 million ($924 million)

$3.5 million ($929 million)

$2 million ($932 million)

$1 million ($934 million)

 

$935-940 million 

[MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN | 03.18.16 | Sony | final domestic gross: $61,705,123]

$25 million ($36 million 5-day debut)

$19 million ($68 million)

$13 million ($89 million)

$10 million ($104 million)

$6.5 million ($113 million)

$5 million ($120 million)

$4 million ($125 million)

$2 million ($128 million)

$134 million DOM

 

Could become a big sleeper hit

[Best Picture predictions-2016!]

1. Silence
2. Sully
3. The Founder
4. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
5. Story of My Life
6. Passengers
7. The Girl on the Train
8. The Circle
9. The Promise

[Weekend revised estimates and 4 days totals pg 43 4 day est: RA2: 41.6: The Rev: 39.0... SW7: 32.5]

Phenomenal for The Revenant. On its way to $175 million+. If it weren't for the $140 million budget  

 

Ride Along 2 should get $95-105 million... not bad for a comedy sequel

 

SW7 on its way to $950 million, potentially

 

Daddy's Home quietly reaches $150 million 

 

Big Short on its way to $75-85 million DOM

 

Sisters just might reach $95-100 million.. Alvin 4 did great considering how much competition it had 

 

Spotlight may reach $40 million+ if it continues expanding each week. 

[Weekend Prediction thread 7/4-7/7 Independence Day weekend Play the Derby]

1/22-1/24

1. The Revenant: $20 million ($120 million)
2. Ride Along 2: $17 million ($61 million) 
3. Star Wars Episode VII: $16 million ($878 million) 
4. Dirty Grandpa: $14 million
5. 13 Hours: $10 million ($32 million) 
6. The 5th Wave: $7 million
7. Daddy's Home: $5 million ($137 million) 
8. The Big Short: $4.5 million ($57 million) 
9. Norm of the North: $4 million ($13 million) 
10. The Boy: $4 million 

1/29-1/31

1. Kung Fu Panda 3: $64 million 
2. The Finest Hours: $24 million 
3. The Revenant: $16 million ($144 million) 
4. Star Wars Episode VII: $10.5 million ($893 million) 
5. Ride Along 2: $10 million ($76 million) 
6. Fifty Shades of Black: $6.5 million 
7. 13 Hours: $6 million ($41 million) 
8. Dirty Grandpa: $5.5 million ($23 million) 
9. The Big Short: $4 million ($63 million)
10. Jane Got a Gun: $3.5 million 

2/5-2/7

1. Kung Fu Panda 3: $34 million ($108 million) 
2. Hail, Caesar!: $19.5 million 
3. The Finest Hours: $13 million ($44 million) 
4. The Revenant: $10 million ($159 million) 
5. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: $7.5 million
6. The Choice: $7 million 
7. Ride Along 2: $6 million ($85 million) 
8. Star Wars Episode VII: $5.5 million ($902 million) 
9. The Big Short: $3 million ($67 million) 
10. 13 Hours: $3 million ($46 million) 

2/12-2/15

1. Deadpool: $65 million/$78 million 
2. Zoolander 2: $30.5 million/$35.5 million 
3. Kung Fu Panda 3: $27 million/$34 million ($150 million) 
4. How to Be Single: $22 million/$25.5 million 
5. Hail, Caesar!: $12 million/$14 million ($39 million) 
6. The Revenant: $9.5 million/$11 million ($174 million) 
7. The Finest Hours: $7 million/$8 million ($56 million)
8. The Choice: $6 million/$6.5 million ($17 million) 
9. Ride Along 2: $5 million/$5.75 million ($93 million) 
10. Star Wars Episode VII: $4.5 million/$5.5 million ($910 million)

[Weekend Prediction thread 7/4-7/7 Independence Day weekend Play the Derby]

1/15-1/18

1. Ride Along 2: $42 million/$51 million 
2. Star Wars Episode VII: $35 million/$44 million ($873 million) 
3. The Revenant: $30.5 million/$37 million ($93 million) 
4. 13 Hours: $25 million/$30 million 
5. Daddy's Home: $10.5 million/$14 million ($133 million)
6. Norm of the North: $8.5 million/$12 million 
7. The Big Short: $8 million/$9.5 million ($56 million)
8. Sisters: $4.5 million/$5.5 million ($82 million)
9. The Hateful Eight: $4 million/$4.75 million ($47 million) 
10. Spotlight: $3 million/$3.5 million ($33 million) 

1/22-1/24

1. Star Wars Episode VII: $21 million ($903 million) 
2. Ride Along 2: $19.5 million ($80 million) 
3. The Revenant: $18 million ($120 million) 
4. Dirty Grandpa: $11.5 million 
5. 13 Hours: $11 million ($45 million)
6. The 5th Wave: $7 million 
7. The Big Short: $5.5 million ($63 million) 
8. Daddy's Home: $5 million ($140 million) 
9. Norm of the North: $4.5 million ($17 million) 
10. The Boy: $3.5 million 

1/29-1/31

1. Kung Fu Panda 3: $62 million 
2. The Finest Hours: $20.5 million 
3. Star Wars Episode VII: $15 million ($926 million) 
4. The Revenant: $13 million ($139 million) 
5. Ride Along 2: $10 million ($95 million) 
6. Fifty Shades of Black: $7 million 
7. 13 Hours: $5 million ($53 million) 
8. The Big Short: $4.5 million ($70 million) 
9. Dirty Grandpa: $3.5 million ($17 million) 
10. The 5th Wave: $3 million ($12 million)