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Sully is going to have a 40% or less drop this weekend.

Jumanji isn't sacred. The reboot has The Rock and Kevin Hart, it'll be a hit.

This film's trajectory has been so strange.

That Untitled Disney live action film coming currently scheduled against Jumanji is likely " A Wrinkle in Time" which is getting ready to start filming. They should probably move it to another date though because Jumanji will certainly kill it.

I don't know how they're going to top the first soundtrack. So many huge hits on that. Beyonce > Miguel They should have had The Weeknd or Justin Timberlake sing this male version of Crazy in Love.

They should cut their losses and move this to January. It's gonna bomb anyway.

Yes, this will flop. The reviews are not good enough and its hurt by all of the competition for adults in the next four weeks.

2,400 theaters

I think Sully will top the Bo again too. I'm feeling 14-15m opening for Blair Witch.

it would be smart for a distributor to pick this up quickly and put it out sometime during the summer next year, there aren't alot of thrillers slated there. Blake is on a bit of a roll right now.

When the Bough breaks had quite the drop from earlier estimates. Im guessing Don't Breathe took away some of its audience.

Im surprised The Dissappoints Room even came out, i thought Relativity filed for bankruptcy.

could this be the biggest September on record? I see both Storks and The Magnificent 7 opening to 30m+ too.

15m OW is a good number for Blair Witch, i feel like it hasn't aged nearly well enough to get a much bigger opening than that, even with good reviews.

It'll probably do better numbers than that, January is looking bad right now. Outside of maybe Live By Night, Monster Trucks or Hidden Figures i don't see anything else breaking 50m. I expect late December releases to be making money way into February. Gold could probably pull in 40m+ with its core adult audience who want a more grown up comedy.

The deal was over 1000 theaters, more specifically they've mentioned 1500, although that may not be the case anymore. It's likely going to have atleast two weeks, that seems to be the norm. We still don't know how this controversy is going to affect the BO performance. African American audiences are a powerful demo in the domestic BO. They usually support mainstream films catered to them (a large turn out on the opening weekend) and this film has lots of publicity (good and bad). I feel like this film will have a respectable opening weekend, 12-13m and fairly average legs to get to a 34-35m total. Apparently, it's more audience friendly than 12 Years A Slave and takes inspiration from Braveheart, which was a pretty big hit with audiences back in the day. So who knows how far WOM can take it.

I was also going to say it looks like a spin on the Christmas Carol. Maybe a good alternative for adults or families at Christmas.

I know it looked like she actually just woke up after a long sleep. But beggars can't be choosers.

Not this week according to trailer track, probably next week with Mag 7.

Disappointments Room is going to bomb like Morgan. Blair Witch is going to be the next horror film opening atop the BO. I smell atleast 15m opening for that.

Sausage Party can crawl to 100m if Sony really wants it to. It'll get close either way, what other R-rated comedy is out there? I don't think Masterminds is going to make much noise at the end of the month, Zach Galafianackis hasn't proven to be a comedy draw.

I think this is a bad release date. Unless it gets some Oscar buzz (which i'm not expecting it to), it's probably going to get lost at Christmas like Concussion was.

It has four weeks to get money before the Ninjago Lego Movie. I don't see where else they could put it.

Meanwhile Hell or High Water is killing it in only 1300 theaters. Another indie breakout. I think it could challenge The Witch for the top grossing specialty release of the year.

Wow. Morgan is totally bombing even with that relatively cheap budget.