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Aplandg

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  1. Why are you riding on that 5 hour-stuff?

    It's just viewing a preview 5 hours earlier, while at midnight, the lights go out nowadays.

    It wouldn't make a (big) difference, if it opened at midnight.

    The fact, that Avengers beats Potters (midnight adjusted) Friday by 15m, leads me to the question, where the big help of those 5 "extra" hours is measurable.

    This would lead me to believe that losing 5 hours (back down to 24) wouldn't hurt AoU too badly as the Thursday was less front loaded and if you added 5 hours to DH2 it might have helped considerably as Thursday nights were more frontloaded for DH2.

    But ultimately, I don't believe the extra 2-5 hours make too much of a difference because I think the late night and midnight showings get around the same turnout.

  2. I'm not sure what I think of the "fairness" of late night vs midnight showings. Although the quantity of showings improved greatly with late night screenings and time constraints for audiences becomes less of a problem, the "event" and spectacle has reduced greatly with late night showings. The urgency to see these movies on Thursday nights didn't translate fully when adjusting to 7-10pm showings. Thursday's now feel like just another day. At least that's how I feel, and it seems I'm not alone since late night numbers have not been able to garner the box office results of many of the "epic event" films' midnights.

  3. I'm thinking $25m as well. Should know within a couple hours.

    This year so far has been so exciting box office wise! American Sniper takes Jan Record, Fifty Shades takes Feb Record, March does decent with Cinderella, Home, and Insurgent but definitely no records, Furious 7 puts the year back on track with April record, and now Avengers:AoU!

    I know I'm not saying anything new, buts it's fun to reflect.

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