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12.5/50

they should spin this as an animal drama. I think I read something in previous posts mentioning that last week.

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A Wrinkle in Time will have to compete with a potential stat line looking like this next week -50% - Sherlock Gnomes - 2.72 - $1,300 (0.65) - 2,092 screens (-641) - 37.61 Total -50% - A Wrinkle in Time - 1.65 - $1,400 (0.72) - 1,179 screens (-522) - 92.71 Total -50% - Love, Simon - 1.38 - $1,400 (0.74) - 986 screens (-478) - 39.90 Total -50% - Paul Apostle - 0.89 - $1,026 (0.73) - 867 screens (-395) - 16.63 Total -60% - Tomb Raider - 0.77 - $945 (0.82) - 770 screens (-858) - 56.44 Total

weekdays might rapidly fluctuate up and down

would require 58.8% drop.

+3,950 Rampage +3,300 Truth or Dare +1,200 Isle of Dogs + Sergeant Stubby + Borg vs McEnroe = at least 8,000 new screens. A Wrinkle in Time will have to make over 9m with around 1,000 screens or less up to Memorial Day Weekend.

predicted Monday drops and totals after Thursday. -67% - A Quiet Place - 67.079 -75% - Ready Player - 103.753 -67% - Blockers - 27.004 -75% - Black Panther - 668.227 (-72.5%) - Acrimony - 34.320 (-70%) - Imagine - 71.341 (-82.5%) - Sherlock - 34.885 (-67%) - Chappaquiddick - 7.828 (-75%) - Uprising - 56.303 (-70%) - Isle of Dogs - 13.665 (-70%) - Miracle Season - 5.142 (-80%) - Wrinkle in Time - 91.060 (-67%) - Love Simon - 38.519 (-67%) - Paul Apostle - 15.741 (-72.5%) - Tomb Raider - 55.673 (-70%) - Gods Not Dead - 5.359 (-80%) - Peter Rabbit - 113.516 (-67%) - Game Night - 67.542 (-80%) - Jumanji - 403.745 (-77.5%) - Showman - 173.040 (-60%) - Midnight Sun - 9.349 (-67%) - Red Sparrow - 46.382 (-67%) - Annihilation - 32.563 (-70%) - Strangers - 24.128 (-67%) - Unsane - 7.722

Solo could open to 300M and pull both over the milestones with double feature drive ins.

1/3 drop for A Quiet Place puts it 32-35 range and over 100m. The weekend after next debuts I Feel Pretty, Traffic, and Super Troopers 2. A Quiet Place should have a hold on most of its locations still, and when Avengers: Infinity War opens, there will be probably six or seven films all competing per theater. In that case, Rampage could prove niche going through May all the way to Memorial Day Weekend. Ready Player One might also be able to outlast up to ten movies come Memorial Day Weekend. I do not think Truth or Dare will do that good, but Blumhouse distributes well, and horror/thrillers have been selling decently. Rampage - 33.60 - 33.60 Quiet Place - 33.20 - 103.00 Ready Player One - 17.00 - 123.00 Truth or Dare - 16.00 - 16.00 Blockers - 12.50 - 42.00 Isle of Dogs - 6.30 - 20.40 Black Panther - 5.75 - 674.25 I Can Only Imagine - 5.10 - 77.00 I put 3m and 3m for Miracle Season and Chappaquiddick in the derby. These numbers would be roughly half of that tracking I had for above films ^^ Sergeant Stubby - 1.75 - 1.75 Borg vs McEnroe - 1.25 - 1.25

50 Shades 3 had a longer duration of playability than the previous two. The marketplace was able to hold 50 Shades 3 for almost 8 weeks. One would assume the third 50 Shades movie would see its theater business upfront. Perhaps moviepass brings the option for people to go to the movies later. Greatest Showman looks like it sold out a lot this weekend.

A Quiet Place maybe 1 million more* It sounds like Tomb Raider might be making a bunch of sequels which seems swell. A Wrinkle in Time will probably fall +50% next weekend.

I'm assuming lowest for Rampage would be 24/60. Maze Runner, Tomb Raider, Pacific Rim, Ghost in the Shell, Valerian. mid-level could be The Mummy (2017) range. Maybe Alien: Covenant #s. $31.5m + 3.5previews ...I think Rampage could be in the top ten though for more than five weekends.

I recommend having the Wikipedia plot for the movie on a cell phone so you can read into the first few sentences for whatever portion of the film you are going to be late for. ...having it timed precisely

predictions for estimates (new) - A Quiet Place - 51.60 - 51.60 (-40%) - Ready Player - 25.00 - 96.86 (new) - Blockers - 22.00 - 22.00 (-25%) - Black Panther - 8.60 - 665.53 (-25%) - Imagine - 7.90 - 68.63 (-55%) - Acrimony - 7.70 - 30.98 (new) - Chappaquiddick - 5.90 - 5.90 (-30%) - Sherlock Gnomes - 4.90 - 33.20 (+63%) - Isle of Dogs - 4.80 - 12.25 (-53%) - Pacific Rim - 4.60 - 54.61 (-34%) - A Wrinkle in Time - 3.2 - 90.17 (-45%) - Love, Simon - 2.60 - 37.38 (-57%) - Tomb Raider - 2.10 - 55.24 (-49%) - Paul, Apostle - 1.75 - 14.98 (-56%) - Game Night - 1.10 - 67.24 (-61%) - God's Not Dead - 1.05 - 4.87 (-60%) - Peter Rabbit - 0.85 - 113.16 (-61%) - Midnight Sun - 0.45 - 9.22 (-92%) - Unsane - 0.12 - 7.71

Blade Runner 2049 did 15.5 on its second weekend and I think has a number between 2.0-2.1

The Wicker Man would have adjusted to $4m OD today.

Director's Cut is like a 4 hour afternoon miniseries event.

the CGI horrors of the 2000s-present are my second favorite! lol. The Nun might match A Quiet Place.

horror movies I've heard of... taken from Wikipedia. (2008-2012) Incomplete list

80's slasher seemed filled with fun franchises. 2010 horror? Like The Reaping, The Rite and Last House on the Left?

Here is a list of 64 horror films from 2014-2018 I have either heard about or have seen

PA2 better critically, PA1 sets up the mood. Paranormal Activity Paranormal Activity 3 Paranormal Activity: Marked Ones Paranormal Activity 4 Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension Paranormal Activity 2 The first one would be like Batman Begins... Saw 3 Saw 7 Saw 5 Saw 6 Saw 4 Saw 8 Saw 2 Saw The Conjuring The Conjuring 2 Ouija 2 Annabelle 2 Insidious 3 Lights Out Insidious Insidious 2 Annabelle Ouija

Chappaquiddick has had a PHENOMENAL rebound since Thursday previews.

will Infinity War not count as a summer movie?