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WOW, huge OW!

No probs.

Wow, £10M+ OW would be amazing! Vue Westfield beasts it every time.

On par with Avengers OD last year..

WOW, what is going on here!?!

So they hope it goes past $80M OS this weekend, still no numbers though. They are just guessing/hoping.

We need numbers!

Great start! Both Vue Westfields in London have over 33 shows just today for MoS!

Bigger OW with more days though so inflates to make it seem like a huge weekend. But MoS probably doesn't need more than 3 days I guess.

No, today (Friday). They should have done a 4/5 day OW though.

Good idea!

Obviously people are eager to sink their claws into the next in the series!

$350M OS.

Bold prediction. Would be nice surprise if it was £10M+.

Anything below £5M would be fairly awful I think. Should be hitting £8M+ OW!

If it is under £1M next weekend that will be really awful. AE OW was only a bit more than 'Bomb Carter' and AE released in the 'summer' and has Will Smith leading...

For a huge summer tentpole with Will Smith leading, AE in the UK is in flop territory

AE at #1 with $3.5M or £2.3M weekend. Big drop next weekend and won't get close to £10M even for a Will Smith film...

Not great for AE at all, following USA route to flop.

Can't believe how hard this bombed WW...

Can't see MoS reaching £30M even.

Weekend Top 15: The Hangover Part III £2,917,887 £13,532,954 Fast & Furious 6 £2,054,372 £21,506,188 Epic £1,988,507 £10,129,040 Star Trek Into Darkness £1,315,069 £23,036,411 The Great Gatsby £1,302,008 £12,056,175 The Purge £1,019,877 £1,019,877 The Big Wedding £595,956 £595,956 Iron Man 3 £429,102 £36,358,709 Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani £408,491 £408,491 Byzantium £114,339 £114,339 All Stars £106,849 £2,173,963 Populaire £106,192 £106,192 The Croods £59,374 £26,032,758 Mud £39,765 £757,993 Everybody Has A Plan £30,862 £30,862

HO3: The UK produced $4.5m from 873 in the second weekend to rank number one and reach $20.7m FF6: UK on $3.3m from 488 for $32.7m after three weekends. STiD: The UK tally stands at $35.6m Epic: The UK led the holdover march on $3m from 1,050 for $15.5m after two weekends

Any pre-weekend half-term numbers?

So English-speaking markets go down and everywhere else goes up!