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Megalodon, Halloween, IT, Slender Man.... their loss.

is 700 still possible for Ant-Man2?

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Annoying little pestilence,

another movie clip

likely to be many sold out theaters of Ant-Man 2 on discount Tuesday probably smaller theaters now, 50 seat capacity, 1/2 the price, unlikely to add much more than +50% over Monday. the cinemascore factor after showings this Tuesday might be spectacular, WOM spread should grow deeper, and people will want to wait until it is convenient to see Ant-Man 2. no more lining up at midnight to get first dibbs at a movie. there is more patience and reservation, movie fandom has cooled.

I got Ant-Man dropping down to 5.1 next weekend, 193.7 total. Following weekend against Meg and Slender Man, I have it dropping 50% to 2.5 and 199.3 total. Should pass 200 before then. 207.5-210 a likely target unless it plays stronger 5 more weeks

its likely still running around the country during opening hours. The last 10 days ending Thursday.... 2018/07/16 - $5,132 -64% 61 $84 $99,138,791 95 2018/07/17 - $5,006 -2% 61 $82 $99,143,797 96 2018/07/18 - $5,098 +2% 61 $84 $99,148,895 97 2018/07/19 - $4,059 -20% 61 $67 $99,152,954 98 2018/07/20 - $35,295 +770% 114 $310 $99,188,249 99 2018/07/21 - $49,155 +39% 114 $431 $99,237,404 100 2018/07/22 - $40,598 -17% 114 $356 $99,278,002 101 2018/07/23 - $16,012 -61% 114 $140 $99,294,014 102 2018/07/24 - $20,250 +26% 114 $178 $99,314,264 103 2018/07/25 - $16,462 -19% 114 $144 $99,330,726 104 2018/07/26 - $15,224 -8% 114 $134 $99,345,950 105

If the date was Friday the 13th, Slender Man might have gotten #1. 1. The Meg - XXX 2. Slender Man - XXX 3. Mi6 - 17.2 4. Christopher Robin - 17.2

Predicted 17 for Teen Titans Got swayed by reserved seating crowd reports & mid-level-warm #s Thursday night. Adjusted #s with comparing tv animated movies looked at $3,600 PTA average. That would have put TT at about 11.5, but TT even went under that! Will have to up the ante next Thursday night to find accuracy! ADJUSTED/INFLATION PER THEATER AVERAGES - OPENING WEEKEND $3,600 - Doug's 1st Movie $3,600 - Hey Arnold! $4,200 (5-day) - Powerpuff Girls $3,100 - The King and I $3,266 - Teen Titans

Mi6 close to 55 w/o Thursday showings. 1/2 of that next weekend presents O/U 27.5 Mi5 dropped 48.7% in weekend #2 to 28.50 weekend Mi6 will have to drop 53% or less to beat this. (and be 8.6% ahead of Mi5 over the same amount of time) likely looking at 25-27.5 in the next 4 weekdays, 87-89 full week total. could hit or pass 115 after weekend #2 w/ another 10-15 in weekdays

wondering when the next new member will show up as a teenager, and be texting out of pocket about their work managers, etc.

Once Black Panther updates on there, TLJ should be closer to 4m units/ $100 mil

here are the album sales according to Wikipedia (domestic, I think) 1997 - Three Dollar Bill Yalls - 2,000,000 1999 - Significant Other - 7,600,000 2001 - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water - 6,790,000 2003 - Results May Vary - 1,337,356 2005 - Unquestionable Truth EP - debuted at #24 on the U.S. Billboards 2011 - Gold Cobra - debuted at #16 on the U.S. Billboards - the single 'Eat You Alive', ultimately part of the album Results May Very (2003), went gold on the Billboards indicating the track sold more than 500,000 units. - the album Results May Vary flopped after 'Eat You Alive' goes Gold in line with hit songs from the previous years. - the promotional single of 'Eat You Alive' (2003) ending up grossing more than the last two albums according to Wikipedia - the song Eat You Alive has a music video w/ a small cameo performance w/ Bill Paxton & was up for worst song - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eat_You_Alive Maybe the album and band crashed as one of the results of the Planet X event never showing up in 2003.

Going to be a disaster the weekend after next: 8/10-8/12 The Meg - 36.00 - 36.00 Slender Man - 20.00 - 20.00 Mi6 - 17.10 - 147.50 Christopher Robin - 17.00 - 57.50 Spy Who Dumped - 9.75 - 37.50 Mamma Mia - 6.00 - 101.50 Darkest Minds - 5.00 - 22.00 Hotel Tran 3 - 3.90 - 143.50 Teen Titans - 2.80 - 28.80 Ant-Man - 2.50 - 199.30 Incredibles - 2.50 - 588.25 Jurassic World - 1.75 - 409.50 Skyscraper - 0.80 - 67.00

The Last Jedi getting 2018 so far in home video sales is like a brisk 3 electoral percent victory perhaps. The-Numbers.com bluray+dvd in this chart https://www.the-numbers.com/home-market/packaged-media-sales/2018 Top-Selling Video Titles in the United States 2018 ← 2017 Rank Title Units Sold Total Consumer Spending 1 Star Wars Ep. VIII: The Last Jedi 3,813,767 $85,208,401 Buy 2 Coco 3,484,556 $69,601,428 Buy 3 Thor: Ragnarok 3,133,409 $66,860,563 Buy 4 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 2,317,075 $53,858,091 Buy 5 Justice League 2,261,325 $50,041,143 Buy 6 The Greatest Showman 2,203,504 $39,951,850 Buy 7 It 1,676,326 $35,650,272 Buy 8 Black Panther 1,572,716 $36,235,377 Buy 9 Wonder 1,466,323 $23,369,785 Buy 10 Blade Runner 2049 1,209,408 $26,715,024 Buy 11 Ferdinand 1,160,328 $21,983,341 Buy 12 Fifty Shades Freed 864,510 $16,626,658 Buy 13 Pitch Perfect 3 692,691 $14,345,853 Buy 14 Daddy’s Home 2 664,189 $12,411,869 Buy 15 Tyler Perry’s Boo 2! A Madea Halloween 634,561 $10,033,770 Buy 16 Peter Rabbit 607,152 $11,605,692 Buy 17 Dunkirk 542,660 $9,620,778 Buy

living and dying by the sword can have double cross consequences in life, perhaps...

will the effect of Slender Man opening versus Megalodon next week affect Megalodon to the amount that a HD leak of The Meg would produce against it? that is, anywhere from 0.01% to maybe a few percent maximum? The Shallows was a recent PG-13 Horror film that moved up against Independence Day 2 and ended up opening well in the thick of it.

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If Mi6 and Christopher Robin get under 30 next weekend, #1 should be up for grabs for The Meg. Megalodon could average $7,000 or more in 4,000 locations. Still a disaster though. They really need to team up with some fast food advertising ASAP. Whatever they did with IT, and then raise the bar some. They did so with the production budget at least, lol.

Ultimate Predix 1. Mission: Impossible 6 - 28.50 - 117.00 (-54%) 2. Christopher Robin - 27.00 - 27.00 (new) 3. The Spy Who Dumped Me - 18.00 - 18.00 (new) 4. Darkest Minds - 11.00 - 11.00 (new) 5. Mamma Mia -42% - 8.70 - 89.37 6. Equalizer 2 -47% - 7.42 - 78.88 7. Hotel Tran 3 -44% - 6.95 - 134.75 8. Teen Titans -43% - 6.00 - 22.07 9. Ant-Man 2 -41% - 5.11 - 193.71 10. Incredibles 2 -34% - 4.80 - 582.50 11. Death of a Nation - 4.00 - 4.00 (new) 12. Jurassic World 2 -44% - 3.83 - 405.43 13. Skyscraper -55% - 2.45 - 64.80 14. Eighth Grade +52% - 2.00 - 5.63 15. The Purge 4 -62% - 0.80 - 67.64 16. Three Identical Strangers -45% - 0.70 - 8.20 17. Blindspotting -50% - 0.66- 3.11 18. Sorry to Bother You -59% - 0.60 - 14.80 19. Won't You Be My Neighboy -44% - 0.40 - 20.93 20. Leave No Trace -26% - 0.37 - 5.33 21. Ocean's 8 -52% - 0.30 - 137.98 22. Unfriended 2 -80% - 0.30 - 8.75 23. Sicario 2 -57% - 0.29 - 49.37 24. Avengers 3 -28% - 0.29 - 678.12 25. Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot -39% - 0.24 - 1.30 26. Uncle Drew -59% - 0.21 - 41.92 27. Deadpool -39% - 0.17 - 318.01 28. Tag -39% - 0.17 - 53.99 29. Solo: Star Wars -39% - 90k - 212.91 30. Hereditary -43% - 70k - 43.90

theater counts next weekend should see at least a net gain of +2,000. Death of a Nation going over 1,000 and Eighth Grade going over 600 predix - New - 3,300 - Darkest Minds - New - 3,700 - Christopher Robin - New - 3,500 - Spy Who Dumped Me - New - 1,200 - Death of a Nation +500 - 658 - Eighth Grade -100 - 432 - Blindspotting -100 - 333 - Three Identical Strangers -25 - 241 - Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot -50 - 239 - Leave No Trace -200 - 264 - Won't You Be My Neighbor -400 - 402 - Sorry to Bother You -1200 - 347 - Unfriended: Dark Web -50 - 77 - Hereditary -50 - 115 - Solo: Star Wars -67 - 200 - Deadpool -108 - 200 - Tag -50 - 242 - Avengers -300 - 232 - Uncle Drew -300 - 274 - Sicario -800 - 600 - Purge 4 -1200 - 1,573 - Skyscraper -900 - 1,785 - Jurassic World -700 - 1,916 - Incredibles -800 - 2,213 - Ant-Man -800 - 3,205 - Hotel Tran 3 -400 - 2,988 - Equalizer -400 - 3,114 - Mamma Mia - 3,188 - Teen Titans - 4,386 - Mission: Impossible

Wish there was lyrics across the screen. Cannot even hear what is going on. Finally got around to almost finishing the new album Limp Bizkit album Gold Cobra (2011). Surprisingly, I liked most of it more than the world-breakers Significant Other and Chocolate Starfish. Still have not got around to tracking the album Results May Vary (2003), so I am decades late with the follow up production album focus. So I've seen the EP album The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1) (2005) goes a little more out of the mainstream and more towards Rage Against the Machine-like, and that is the only 'hidden' album I think they have other than basic major release albums via discography + tons of whatsthis?? 9.00/10 - Three Dollar Bill Yall (1997) 7.00/10 - Significant Other (1999) 6.75/10 - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water (2001) ????/10 - Results May Vary (2003) 9.00/10 - The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1) (2005) 8.00/10 - Gold Cobra (2011)