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CF is doing significantly better then its potter and twilight comparisions: DH1 - - 125m OW - - - - - - 49.1m 2ndW (-60.7%) NM - - - 142.8m OW - - - - 42.9m 2ndW (-70%) BD1 - - 138.1m OW - - - - - 41.7m 2ndW (-69.8%) BD2 - - 141.1m OW - - - - - 43.6m 2ndW (-69.1%) CF - - 158.1m OW - - - - - - 74.5m 2ndW (-52.9%) It started much bigger then any of the movies and it fell MUCH better over its second weekend

I'm happy that CF will break the 400m rule but I also feel like it'll make everyone predict 400m sequels to increase over their predecessor lol

It did drop pretty hard on Saturday but it's Friday was also absurdly high so it makes sense

wait what's going on?

Titanic does not deserve to be anywhere near as highly praised as it is

Still helps to have those numbers there so people can see what the low end is if it doesn't perform better. Or for people to see what it could beat

Assuming Catching Fire is 75M for this weekend then here are similar comparisions for next weekend: Deathly Hallows Part I (-65.3%) -- -- -- 26M for CF New Moon (-64.0%) -- -- -- 27M for CF Goblet of Fire (-63.7%) -- -- -- 27.2M for CF Breaking Dawn Part I (-60.3%) -- -- -- 29.8M for CF Breaking Dawn Part II (-60.1%) -- -- -- 29.9M for CF

I think 78 720 995

lol review my horror movie Demon: The Summoning

It could do 80M if it managed something like this: 31.3 30.5 (-2.6%) 18.2 (-40.3%) so yeah 80M is probably not gonna happen

Personally I thought IM3 wasn't that bad of a movie especially when compared to the much worse IM2. However you'd never be able to stop me if I started ranting about just how bad MoS was

Good joke Box Office Mojo

although i still don't think it will go that high if this breaks 80 millions second weekend that would be a sub 50% drop for a movie with nearly 160 million OW

surprised nobody's talking about the realistic possibility that Katniss takes down Avatar's 2nd highest 2nd weekend

Catching Fire could be as high as SS's Friday and Saturday but it's Sunday should be a steeper drop

Possibly 2nd highest 2nd weekend ever??

resisting.... urge.... to give in...... to hype.... of unbelievably ridiculous....... estimattioooonnnnnnnn

wait just a second. let's all all take a step back here........ 80M 3-day??

Based on other movies through 7 days compared to Catching Fire: If it holds like New Moon it should end up at around 350 million If it holds like DH1 it should end up at around 387 million If it holds like GoF it should end up at around 440 million and if it holds like THG it would be 476 million So I think that 390 - 400 million is actually a pretty good possibility

Breaking Bad is the greatest show that has ever been created

Honestly I have no idea why anyone ever thought Catching Fire was going to beat or be about the same as the original. No matter how acclaimed a movie is you can't get numbers that high without bringing in a bunch of people who are only there cause they heard it was good from other people and aren't actually going to like it. Therefore the sequel should predictably be lower

why u play with my emotions so

http://boxofficemojo.com/showdowns/chart/?view=daily&id=hungertwilight.htm lol so estimates have it dropping very slightly less than the original on both saturday and sunday. Unlikely the Sunday est. will hold though

Demon: The Summoning Genre: Horror Opening: February 9th Budget: 5 million Run time: 82 minutes. (1 hour 22 min.) Rating: R for intense violence, gore, and language Theaters: 2,721 Director: Some unknown Cast: A bunch of no-names Plot: George Smith is an average everyday man. He has a normal family, a normal job working at an office, and a normal group of friends. However, one day at an office Christmas party he, his family, and his co-workers are put it in grave danger when one of their co-workers inadvertently summons an ancient demon that is intent on killing everyone in the building. When George attempts to escape with his family, the demon manages to put the building into complete lock down as well as cut off all power and coincidentally wireless internet to the building. Now with no choice but to try and find a way to defeat the evil demon George gathers an appropriately diverse group of people to stop the demon from killing everyone and escaping into the world. One by one this group dies as they come closer to figuring out how to send the demon back to hell. Eventually, and after much plot development, George is the last member of the original team left and has successfully retrieved the spell book that originally summoned the demon and is the key to sending him back. However, as George waits on the roof for the demon to make an appearance a sudden plot twist reveals that when the demon was summoned it was implanted within George to gain power before being fully released into the world and the entire time it had been controlling George's actions to kill people. The demon finally takes full control of George and destroys the spell book. The movie ends with the demon (still not yet powerful enough to break out of George's body) using super-human powers to jump to the next buildings roof and making a getaway.

Walls of Stone Director: TBA Composer: Howard Shore Studio: Boreal Pictures Genre: Fantasy Epic Date: February 26th Cast: TBA Theaters: 3,321 MPAA Rating: PG-13 Budget: $60 million Running Time: 153 minutes Plot soon to be released