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http://variety.com/2014/film/news/box-office-smooth-sailing-for-noah-with-40-million-plus-launch-1201149851/Low 40's for Noah would be right around where I was thinking and a very solid start domestically.
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I love Nikki but this is pointless.
Box Office: #Noah (Paramount/New Regency - 3567 runs) projected $36M-$40M opening wkd. Intl $22M from 4 markets thru Thurs.
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I think a 40M OW is possible.
Same.
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$3.6M MON for #Divergent heading to about $68M 1st full week & $90M+ after 2nd wknd. May pass $100M after 2 full wks.
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Very good result for Divergent and very impressive start for GND. Growing up in the Bible Belt I know to never underestimate the church crowd showing up in droves. Muppets is a disappointment but it's just a small blip on the Disney radar.
Finally got around to starting Insurgent two nights ago and I think it will be superior to the first, based on the pacing alone. However, I feel like the underdeveloped characters of Peter and Christina from this film are defintely going to limit its potential as a sequel.
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The recent YA's were hit and miss for me. Shockingly Vampire Academy was actually pretty decent but some of the others, like Mortal Instruments, were absolutely wretched.
A few weeks ago someone asked me what the worst movie I saw last year was and I said, without any hesitation, The Mortal Instruments. Truly painful.
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50 million is a very solid start for this. 60 would be very strong. I think expectations have gotten out of hand. Nothing new here.
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Kind of crazy that over three years before its theatrical release, Cars 3 is already certified rotten on Rotten Maters.(shoot me).
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#VeronicaMarsMovie opens well FRI w/ cool $1M. Heading to just under $3M wknd & solid $9k avg. @VeronicaMars.
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I want VM to crack the top 10. Bell says WB has put a very realistic number on the table that they need to hit to discuss a sequel.
I WANT THAT SEQUEL.
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Go Veronica Go. If you're a fan of the series I just don't see how you could possibly be disappointed with the film. So. Much. Fun.
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Not surprised but still excellent for Lone Survivor. I'm most impressed with August:OC if those numbers hold. That would be over a 10K per theater average and that is nothing to scoff at considering this has definitely been marketed as an indie film with a very well known ensemble cast.
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Honestly I'm more floored by that Madea number than anything. Maybe Perry has FINALLY reached an over saturation point, because his most popular character in a holiday themed film should have easily translated to a 25+ OW. The urban market is beginning to see a lot more choices with films like The Best Man's Holiday and the slew of Kevin Hart films next year but I never would have anticipated that Madea's numbers would ever be that low.
Decent for the Hobbit.
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the best actress, drama category is ridiculous. That could go to literally anyone, but I would say Blanchett might be the front runner.
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The Hunger Games third week was clearly inflated by spring breaks. You see it all the time with all kinds of movies. If it's early April and a movie drops less than 60% on a Monday it's definitely spring break related.
Fast forward to the next week and the average Monday drops are around 75%.
I was reading this and after I got to that sentence I immediately said 'If there's something wrong with the bitch, then there's something wrong with the pup' in my head. Aunt Marge lives on.
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I really don't think Frozen has the WOM a lot of people are making it out to, and I think that's already starting to show. Good WOM sure, but I highly doubt it has the kind of WOM to hit 300 like many are predicting.
WOM is through the roof. Weekdays are not what counts for family films and basing your prediction off of a Tuesday drop is pointless. This weekend won't be the best judge either because the second weekend in December is always pretty harsh across the board so the following weekend will really tell us where this is finally headed. It has virtually NO competition in the month of December so I think it has a great shot at 300.
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I trust Rth more but is Nikki still saying 33 for CF and 30 for Frozen?
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Just mammoth. Really can't see Frozen losing the weekend if Friday is within 2-3 million of CF. Either way, fantastic for both.
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Some of you right on the money, think atm FRZ around 27-29m,CF 29-31m
Shit this is a mammoth weekend. If Frozen can narrow the gap between 2 million on Friday I don't see how it loses the weekend.
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I saw Frozen at 1:45 in one of the biggest theaters in Nashville and it was sold out. At my viewing, WOM was through the roof. There was a family of 5 sitting next to me and the DAD looked at his wife and said 'that was great!'. That's when you know Disney is on form.
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I felt the same way. I haven't had this feeling since early 90's Disney. Aladdin, TLK and BATB.
Exactly. Even the music matches the quality in those classics. It's a small masterpiece. I can't wait to see it again.
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Just got back from Frozen. Oddly enough it melted my heart. Favorite Disney animated release since The Lion King (not including Disney/Pixar).
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Interesting.
Not necessarily things we haven't heard before but touches on some heavy topics. I just went to see the movie my mom thought looked best not expecting much and was kind of blown away.
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Really excited about these numbers.
Also, know it's not on many people's radar but go see Philomena if it's anywhere near you. Judi Dench is ridiculous in it and it has something to say that we all should stop to hear.
Weekend Numbers (3/28 - 3/30) Noah 44M Divergent 26.5
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If Divergent can finish around 24-25 million that's a respectable drop.
And that's a great expansion for Grand Budapest.