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  1. It takes forever for each person to choose....the wait has like quadrupled (probably more). It use to be give $ and go. Discount Tuesdays = long long lines of the give and go routine. Now it is like delay delay delay.
  2. Reserved seating has made me late 3x now this year since my local theater added it. UGHH it is so irritating.
  3. The Internship Fox $44,672,764 3,399 $17,325,307 3,366 6/7/2013 I think it will be over, but I also want to defend my 110M prediction. No, I do not think it will reach that anymore (especially with Baby Driver now stealing buzz), but I would like to say I think it is over The Internship. The Internship came out at a time when people were tiring of that Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson buddy comedy brand. However during these times 4 years ago, other comedies would still do great! Now comes 2017 when brands are getting the cold shoulder left and right. Will Ferrel returns to an R rated comedy being portrayed as 'the usual'. Does 'the usual' even work anymore?????? I say over but i am not going to give a number until I see more. Maybe 17.5/60 atm. **also, it has been such a longgg time since 'the usual' mainstream comedy has come out. Remember Unfinished Business in 2015. R-rated with Vince Vaughn with a 5 OW, 10 total. Get Hard scraped up 90M and was lucky. They just never make these movies anymore. I think it is because ticket prices are too expensive. These type of movies do CRAZY on discount day. Always packed with an energetic audience.
  4. A Saturday of $11,437,164 would be a 50.49% increase from RTH's Friday and it would have a per location average of $2,908 which is exactly 0.75 of last weeks per location average. Figuring in a 25% drop on Sunday gives the weekend at
  5. Hey when you wake up in the morning, are you motivated to do studying or do you need like caffeine or something. I feel soo sluggish I want to feel better before I go back to school
  6. The top 15 would then be: 1. Beauty and the Beast - Disney Live Action Remake 2. Fate of the Furious - Sequel #8 3. Despicable Me 3 - Sequel #3 or #4 4. Guardians of the Galaxy 2 5. Spiderman: Homecoming 6. Wonder Woman 7. Pirates 5 8. Transformers 5 9. Logan - X-men 9 10. King Kong 11. Boss Baby 12. The Mummy 13. Fifty Shades sequel 14. Your Name 15. XXX -2 Apes should be in the top 10 too. Dunkirk seems to be the ripe original to do well. Might overtake Logan for the #10 spot. I think I am forgetting something besides Megan Leavey but i need to submit this
  7. Lol, it should find a spot here on BOM's front page................... Worldwide 2017 1. Beauty and the Beast $1,252,998,740 2. Fate of the Furious $1,238,052,880 3. Guardians of the Galaxy 2 $846,994,126 4. Pirates of the Caribbean 5 $655,423,093 5. Logan $615,370,366 > VIEW FULL CHART
  8. oh, i think it is part of the derivation for the quadratic formula. Not sure about that graph of tangent vs. pi rad.
  9. What is the bottom right quadrant. THe first 3 pictures seem to be different showings of values. I assume it is the same for the bottom right one and the equation is some sort of proof.
  10. Transformers had a per location average of $2,497 minus previews on Wednesday. It made exactly $2,000 on Thursday. Paramount controlling the #'s?? Prob not. But I would not be surprised to see some round numbers this weekend like exactly a 50% increase today to 3,000 then 4,000 Sat, and 3,000 Sunday for a 40.69 weekend. That would give a 5-day of $64,485,489. Weekdays should be about 20 million and maybe next weekend is 20 million. that would be 104.5 million at 12 days going into the Fourth of July weekdays before Spiderman.
  11. if Transformers does 12.5 today, then it will probably do 12.5 on Sunday too. I do not see how it misses 40M with that
  12. there is still hope 11 11 Megan Leavey Bleecker Street 971 -861 -47.0% - - - - 3 BORAT Nov 3–5 1 $26,455,463 - 837 - $31,607 $26,455,463 1
  13. A theater drop was not updated in the numbers. Most movies averaged the same as Monday after the theater drop is figured in. Tuesday for this one dropped only because all the showtimes cancelled for Transformers. I think a $133 Wednesday would be fair with the new theater count. That would be about 80% down from Monday... So here we go...... Wed # divided by projected theater average of $133 ($180,060)/($133) = 1,354 locations 2,450 locations - 1,354 locations = A drop of around 1,100. I did the math and if it averaged $1 more than Tuesday at $144, then the theater count would be 1,250... a drop of 1,200. Of course it will loose even more going into the weekend and probably head below 1,000. Consider this film lucky to still have an opportunity to make 1M more over the weekend. Usually films like this with the negative reception they get loose 2,000 easy. 2017/06/19 10 $405,836 -47% 2,450 $166 $11,530,467 11 2017/06/20 10 $350,780 -14% 2,450 $143 $11,881,247 12 2017/06/21 11 $180,060 -49% 2,450 $73 $12,061,307 13
  14. I just want to say, if all these movies are getting demolished with franchise fatigue, that I think Alien: Covenant was marketed well and was very anticipated and timed well
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