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  1. 43 minutes ago, mike&night said:

    Why does no one contemplate that TWOW could come close to Avatar's $50M 4th weekend. 

     

    What do you mean, no one? I could name a few. ;)

     

    Welcome, btw.

     

    It is a somewhat different calendar setup than during the original's run, which makes the comparison a little bit more tricky. For instance, A1 had more people off work and school in the first week because it opened closer to Christmas.

     

    A2 so far is having great legs for a huge blockbuster, no doubt, but it is not having A1 legs. Both had similar 3rd weekends despite A2 opening much higher. It is that bigger opening which A2 has been benefiting from the first two weeks. However, A1 has pretty much caught up with it now (day-to-day) and i might be wrong but i highly doubt A2 will be able to keep pace.

  2. 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

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  3. 5 minutes ago, LinksterAC said:

    I have a feeling Sunday will be much stronger than shown in the estimate. And while it's Tuesday afternoon, I don't think I've seen the Sunday estimate change since Monday AM or Sunday late PM.

     

    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.

  4. 6 minutes ago, LinksterAC said:

    When can we expect actuals?

     

    I'm really curious about Sunday & Monday. My gut's telling me 3-day is going to get really close to 70M on actuals.

     

    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.

  5. 12 minutes ago, reddevil19 said:

    I'll be honest - superhero fanatics and haters are probably the worst in terms of toxic discourse, but the true Cameron loonies on this board manage to take word salad cult-like monologues to a whole other level. Nowhere near toxic, but quite headache-inducing.

     

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

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  6. 6 minutes ago, John Marston said:


     

    what exactly will an Star Wars Episode 10 bring to the table that would result in such huge grosses? They already played the “long awaited return of Luke, Han, and Leia” with Episode 7

     

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

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