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still no theater counts for Ferdinand. no numbers for JL.

I do not think late night West Coast showings are going to be that strong tonight. I do not think it gets the Monday record..... Maybe 38?

Do you think Samson and Early Man will hold 4-5 showings per day next week? What about Fifty Shades and Peter Rabbit shedding locations. It seems one of those might shed 500 theater counts by default of 3 incoming product next week....

so nothing for Wonder Woman or Detroit? Is Get Out even that good?

first netflix movie I ever saw. It was just ok. Tried Cloverfield Paradox right after and turned it off 30 minutes in.... Without doing research and just basing off movie memory, I thought Mudbound might have ties to the other two movies: Miracle at St. Anna and the George Lucas Tuskegee Raiders one. I wish I would work on my literary mind to actually post reviews. 4 nominations...S Actress, A Screenplay, song and cinematography. B

how is the weekly grading coming along???

actually, it seems like all the nominated films are doing really really well this year money making wise. except PHANTOM THREAD....

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how are night showings doing though? I remember BATB getting Sunday nights cut off and I think there was a semi holiday Monday back then which should have lessened the blow...

damn... I was really hoping for a costumes nomination for It Comes At Night because of those gas masks.

200M = #2 Sunday all time. It would have to match TFA's PTA record for Sunday..... however, remember when BATB was looking stronger on Sunday? http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/days/f-th.htm?page=Sun&p=.htm 1 Star Wars: The Force Awakens BV $60,553,189 4,134 $14,648 12/20/15 3 $248.0 $936.7 2 Jurassic World Uni. $57,207,490 4,274 $13,385 6/14/15 3 $208.8 $652.3 3 Marvel's The Avengers BV $57,066,733 4,349 $13,122 5/06/12 3 $207.4 $623.4 4 Star Wars: The Last Jedi BV $51,331,888 4,232 $12,129 12/17/17 3 $220.0 $618.0 5 Black Panther BV $50,322,000 4,020 $12,518 2/18/18 3 $192.0 $192.0 6 Avengers: Age of Ultron BV $50,319,942 4,276 $11,768 5/03/15 3 $191.3 $459.0 7 Beauty and the Beast (2017) BV $48,266,365 4,210 $11,465 3/19/17 3 $174.8 $504.0 8 The Dark Knight WB $43,596,151 4,366 $9,985 7/20/08 3 $158.4 $533.3 9 Star Wars: The Force Awakens BV $43,145,665 4,134 $10,437 12/27/15 10 $540.1 $936.7 10 Iron Man 3 BV $43,012,812 4,253 $10,114 5/05/13 3 $174.1 $409.0 11 Deadpool Fox $42,591,022 3,558 $11,970 2/14/16 3 $132.4 $363.1

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Can Black Panther make 125 the next two days? average 62.5 million each day for Sat/Sun?

just watched The Dark Knight Rises on blu-ray. It was as grim as ever, so I am sleeping well tonight.

one of the biggest overall weekends? http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/weekends/top12sum.htm 1 Dec. 18–20, 2015 51 $305,556,314 26,686 $11,450 5 Star Wars: The Force Awakens $247,966,675 81.2% 2 Dec. 25–27, 2015 52 $281,194,490 29,869 $9,414 5 Star Wars: The Force Awakens $149,202,860 53.1% 3 Dec. 15–17, 2017 50 $270,627,873 27,119 $9,979 2 Star Wars: The Last Jedi $220,009,584 81.3% 4 Jun. 12–14, 2015 24 $267,838,931 29,495 $9,081 1 Jurassic World $208,806,270 78.0% 5 Dec. 25–27, 2009 52 $259,901,856 29,807 $8,719 4 Avatar $75,617,183 29.1% 6 Jul. 18–20, 2008 29 $253,586,871 32,822 $7,726 3 The Dark Knight $158,411,483 62.5% 7 Mar. 17–19, 2017 11 $253,491,180 26,607 $9,527 2 Beauty and the Beast $174,750,616 68.9%

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how come we are not doing genres like best horror film?

wow, alot of people went with the 2-3 million range for Samson in the derby. I went with 3.5. Reserved seating looks like ass. Anyone else got anything to report with Samson?

it looks like I will be donating the credits I win for predicting 200M OW. So BP is looking at 175 w/o previews I take it? that makes 200m flat.

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i put 26M in the derby for 50 shades last week bc the reserved seating sucked. can anyone confirm these strong numbers the last 7 days with their own sellout reports?

damn that sucks. What about Annihilation? how is that one tracking?

all this talk about classics and I am reminded I have seen about 10% of classic movies, and about 90% of all the mainstream crap from 2000-2018 (WHICH I LOVE). I cannot wait for the next year to be revisited. Revisiting 1997 was the best film lesson I have ever had.

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