I wrote down 13 reserved seating showings for Action Point and Upgrade for shows in between 945 and 11 from Northern California. Seeing the .775 number from Deadline would seem to make sense.
I got...... 18, 6, 15, 15, 16, 4, 11, 36, 2, 1, 6, 5, 10 = 145 purchases, 11.2 average. prices seem to be well above $10. Just very vague, and I never do this one but I'm typing it here, assume the 11.2 avg is correct, assume the latest show represents half of the intake, so 22.4 people purchases per theater on Friday. avg ticket price $9.16 would be $205.184 avg per theater then, and times 2,032 locations gives $417,934. I do not think AP had any Thursday previews, maybe there were midnights and that those represented the first votes on Rotten Tomatoes, but also maybe.
For Upgrade I got - 32, 41, 31, 40, 55, 24, 32, 18, 38, 8 = 319 purchases, 10 locations, 31.9 avg. using avg domestic ticket price $9.16 x 31.9 avg = $292.20 and using the method above of doubling the latest showing for Upgrade and then multiplying that result with the total locations of 1,457 theaters is .... $851,470.8.
One number is 1.5 tonight, the second is 1.7. I would guess if the east and central time zone showings for Upgrade reflected 1.5 million, and the pacific was stronger and these averages support that, then Upgrade could maybe go to 1.7. But also Thursday preview could be 0.2 which is the delta/difference of the two numbers but not the physical change or movement of the number shrinking.
most of the showtimes showed about $12-$15 per latest showing and maybe multiplying by $13.50 instead of the $9.16 used here could help inflate a little for the walkups. the numbers were collected about 5 min or before show starts.
*Adrift looked bad with about 5 glances so maybe the number underwhelming from Deadlines 4.4 and closer to RTH's 4.2