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It gets better on 2nd viewing.

Really liked the remake. Looking forward to this.

No excuses. For me superstar is the upper echelon of stardom, like Tom Cruise. I don't consider him being in the same league. But maybe that's a regional thing, me being from Europe.

Rock was never a superstar.

R1's upcoming friday was a smidgen bellow its tuesday. How will A2 behave? *looks for someone with a crystal ball*

Avatar 1 had amazing WED drops. I think tomorrow will be more telling... Hopefully, less than -30%.

I knew Monday was somewhat helped by China's Holiday, still i had hoped for a 30+ tuesday but maybe that was unrealistic. Ultimatey, it was just an arbitrary threshold.

Ditto. I might also be a little superstitious in this regard. Don't want to jinx it.

That should be SAT-SUN, because in Japan weekends are 2-day.

Whatever happens, it surely is a fun ride. In terms of forum engagement, this is defintely an event. And i love the fact that it still has a shot at the domestic yearly crown, albeit a small one, imho.

body { color: black; } red { color: red; } blue { color: blue; } grey { color: grey; } Day / Date Rogue One Avatar Way of Water 0 / Dec 15 Thu $29,000,000 total $29,000,000 $17,000,000 total $17,000,000 1 / Dec 16 Fri $71,094,394 (theaters 4,157) (YD - / LW -) total $71,094,394 $53,200,270 (theaters 4,202) (YD - / LW -) total $53,200,270 2 / Dec 17 Sat $46,308,115 (theaters 4,157) (YD -35% / LW -) total $117,402,509 $44,327,887 (theaters 4,202) (YD -17% / LW -) total $97,528,157 3 / Dec 18 Sun $37,679,172 (theaters 4,157) (YD -19% / LW -) total $155,081,681 WE 1 $155,081,681 (-) $36,572,069 (theaters 4,202) (YD -17% / LW -) total $134,100,226 WE 1 $134,100,226 (-) 4 / Dec 19 Mon $17,596,150 (theaters 4,157) (YD -53% / LW -) total $172,677,831 $16,257,078 (theaters 4,202) (YD -56% / LW -) total $150,357,304 5 / Dec 20 Tue $17,582,978 (theaters 4,157) (YD - / LW -) total $190,260,809 $18,288,904 (theaters 4,202) (YD +12% / LW -) total $168,646,208 6 / Dec 21 Wed $14,965,790 (theaters 4,157) (YD -15% / LW -) total $205,226,599 $14,403,438 (theaters 4,202) (YD -21% / LW -) total $183,049,646 7 / Dec 22 Thu $16,773,075 (theaters 4,157) (YD +12% / LW -) total $221,999,674 $14,632,040 (theaters 4,202) (YD +2% / LW -) total $197,681,686 8 / Dec 23 Fri $22,860,256 (theaters 4,157) (YD +36% / LW -68%) total $244,859,930 $19,289,141 (theaters 4,202) (YD +32% / LW -64%) total $216,970,827 9 / Dec 24 Sat $15,308,508 (theaters 4,157) (YD -33% / LW -67%) total $260,168,438 $14,869,288 (theaters 4,202) (YD -23% / LW -66%) total $231,840,115 10 / Dec 25 Sun $25,865,004 (theaters 4,157) (YD +69% / LW -31%) total $286,033,442 WE 2 $64,033,768 (-59%) $29,179,791 (theaters 4,202) (YD +96% / LW -20%) total $261,019,906 WE 2 $63,338,220 (-53%) 11 / Dec 26 Mon $32,085,637 (theaters 4,157) (YD +24% / LW +82%) total $318,119,079 $32,270,430 (theaters 4,202) (YD +11% / LW +99%) total $293,290,336 12 / Dec 27 Tue $22,515,612 (theaters 4,157) (YD -30% / LW +28%) total $340,634,691 $24,128,503 (theaters 4,202) (YD -25% / LW +32%) total $317,418,839 13 / Dec 28 Wed $18,021,482 (theaters 4,157) (YD -20% / LW +20%) total $358,656,173 $20,582,014 (theaters 4,202) (YD -15% / LW +43%) total $338,000,853 14 / Dec 29 Thu $16,722,532 (theaters 4,157) (YD -7% / LW n/c) total $375,378,705 $20,117,061 (theaters 4,202) (YD -2% / LW +37%) total $358,117,914 15 / Dec 30 Fri $18,224,317 (theaters 4,157) (YD +9% / LW -20%) total $393,603,022 $24,836,835 (theaters 4,202) (YD +23% / LW +29%) total $382,954,749 16 / Dec 31 Sat $14,632,828 (theaters 4,157) (YD -20% / LW -4%) total $408,235,850 $18,053,159 (theaters 4,202) (YD -27% / LW +21%) total $401,007,908 17 / Jan 1 Sun $16,751,857 (theaters 4,157) (YD +14% / LW -35%) total $424,987,707 WE 3 $49,609,002 (-23%) $24,519,161 (theaters 4,202) (YD +36% / LW -16%) total $425,527,069 WE 3 $67,409,155 (+6%) 18 / Jan 2 Mon $15,913,674 (theaters 4,157) (YD -5% / LW -50%) total $440,901,381 $21,411,622 (theaters 4,202) (YD -13% / LW -34%) total $446,938,691

Sunday estimates went up by a few millions yesterday and the same happend today with monday estimates. Early projections that are basically guesswork were updated based on actual data.

That would be +3m from estimates, not gonna happen. Estimates will be pretty close to actuals. Pretty much the only time estimates are off by that much is with sunday (and in this case holiday monday) early projections but we are tuesday afternoon already and estimates just got updated.

There's really only one person like that. Best to skip his posts.

As far as i know, monday was a holiday.

21-22? Btw, how do you find those gifs...

That's what i said ("different calendar setup").

40m (-40%)

Agreed, nothing will top the hype of TFA (old gang is back). Or Episode 1 (1st movie / content since the OT).

Because of different calendar setup (and the storm). A1 had about similar first midweekdays than A2 despite a much smaller opening. That tells you how much more inflated those days were. Hey, don't get me wrong, i'd love for you to be right but you are not making much sense.

We had this discussion, A2 is not holding as well as A1, why would it suddenly start dropping better than that film?

So, some are predicting a better drop than A1's post holiday drop. Okaaaay....

Luckily Avatar is too expensive for Disney+

@IronJimbo If it drops like -35% next weekend i'll meet you halfway (target TGM, not NWH).

At the same time FRI and SUN are inflated whereas A1 only had FRI inflated.