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    weekend actuals

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    <<Last Weekend <Last Year View Index: By Year | By Weekend

    TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week #

    1 N The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies WB $54,724,334 - 3,875 - $14,122 $89,131,544 - 1

    2 N Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb Fox $17,100,520 - 3,785 - $4,518 $17,100,520 $127 1

    3 N Annie (2014) Sony $15,861,939 - 3,116 - $5,090 $15,861,939 $65 1

    4 1 Exodus: Gods and Kings Fox $8,105,681 -66.4% 3,503 - $2,314 $38,942,192 $140 2

    5 2 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 LGF $7,879,421 -37.9% 3,174 -557 $2,482 $289,356,110 $125 5

    6 10 Wild (2014) FoxS $4,113,752 +168.7% 1,061 +945 $3,877 $7,174,489 - 3

    7 5 Big Hero 6 BV $3,642,326 -39.9% 2,407 -536 $1,513 $190,520,749 $165 7

    8 4 Top Five Par. $3,590,013 -47.9% 1,307 +328 $2,747 $12,477,306 - 2

    9 N P.K. UTV $3,565,258 - 272 - $13,108 $3,565,258 - 1

    10 3 Penguins of Madagascar Fox $3,476,141 -51.8% 2,717 -950 $1,279 $64,123,602 $132 4

    11 6 Interstellar Par. $2,702,289 -50.4% 1,550 -1,142 $1,743 $171,535,531 $165 7

    12 7 Horrible Bosses 2 WB $2,203,429 -52.2% 1,902 -1,300 $1,158 $47,778,121 $42 4

    13 9 The Theory of Everything Focus $1,611,333 -34.7% 1,011 -209 $1,594 $19,843,906 $15 7

    14 18 Foxcatcher SPC $954,000 +137.3% 307 +228 $3,107 $4,438,000 - 6

    15 11 Birdman FoxS $865,337 -33.9% 452 -154 $1,914 $22,204,384 $18 10

    16 13 The Imitation Game Wein. $858,615 +1.0% 34 +9 $25,253 $3,155,576 - 4

    17 8 Dumb and Dumber To Uni. $768,605 -72.4% 986 -1,856 $780 $83,677,765 $40 6

    18 12 Gone Girl Fox $376,364 -63.5% 352 -611 $1,069 $165,203,822 $61 12

    19 14 St. Vincent Wein. $225,458 -67.5% 404 -608 $558 $42,389,144 - 11

    - 22 Whiplash SPC $197,000 -25.4% 111 -43 $1,775 $5,087,000 $3.3 11

    - 31 Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day BV $189,485 +32.8% 261 +27 $726 $64,820,855 $28 11

    - 19 The Homesman Saban $174,599 -54.2% 166 -56 $1,052 $1,999,266 - 6

    - 15 Fury (2014) Sony $170,436 -71.6% 238 -488 $716 $84,705,660 $68 10

    - 16 Nightcrawler ORF $149,360 -75.0% 153 -645 $976 $31,517,052 $8.5 8

    - 20 Inherent Vice WB $145,277 -55.7% 5 - $29,055 $597,982 - 2

    - 28 John Wick LG/S $122,323 -27.1% 180 -80 $680 $42,599,681 $20 9

    - 26 The Maze Runner Fox $121,335 -35.7% 181 -60 $670 $101,813,353 $34 14

    - 29 The Book of Life (2014) Fox $113,966 -32.0% 173 -55 $659 $48,914,148 $50 10

    - N Mr. Turner SPC $109,000 - 5 - $21,800 $109,000 - 1

    - 27 Guardians of the Galaxy BV $104,971 -42.0% 206 -39 $510 $332,657,316 $170 21

    - 33 The Babadook IFC $103,486 -23.0% 79 -1 $1,310 $480,326 - 4

    - 24 Back in Time (Congcong Nanian) CL $93,300 -54.8% 19 -1 $4,911 $427,321 - 2

    - 25 The Equalizer Sony $73,370 -62.3% 111 -151 $661 $100,915,604 $55 13

    - 30 The Judge WB $61,436 -62.0% 135 -168 $455 $46,884,037 $50 11

    - 34 Citizenfour RTWC $59,576 -44.9% 52 -53 $1,146 $2,042,428 - 9

    - 17 The Pyramid Fox $57,243 -90.2% 122 -563 $469 $2,637,829 - 3

    - 35 The Boxtrolls Focus $51,862 -48.8% 176 -47 $295 $50,312,233 $60 13

    - 37 Force Majeure Magn. $42,013 -34.9% 48 -18 $875 $1,018,460 - 9

    - 54 Awake: The Life of Yogananda CF&SR $26,815 +114.6% 13 +6 $2,063 $929,017 - 11

    - 47 Island of Lemurs: Madagascar (IMAX) WB $22,993 +1.4% 40 - $575 $8,349,326 - 38

    - N Song of the Sea GK $21,910 - 2 - $10,955 $21,910 - 1

    - 43 Boyhood IFC $21,500 -26.6% 25 -1 $860 $24,132,400 $4 24

    - 36 Rosewater ORF $20,366 -68.7% 27 -88 $754 $3,093,491 - 6

    - 40 Antarctica: A Year on Ice MBox $20,112 -46.2% 20 - $1,006 $170,171 - 4

    - 46 Dear White People RAtt. $12,802 -44.4% 15 -14 $853 $4,355,714 - 10

    - 50 The Tale of The Princess Kaguya GK $9,617 -51.6% 11 -8 $874 $552,080 - 10

    - 42 The Good Lie WB $9,519 -67.9% 18 -17 $529 $2,676,697 - 12

    - 38 Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas Gold. $6,788 -86.3% 30 -150 $226 $2,778,297 - 6

    - 52 Glen Campbell... I'll Be Me A23 $6,050 -62.5% 6 -7 $1,008 $356,626 - 9

    - 49 Zero Motivation Zeit. $5,980 -68.6% 4 -3 $1,495 $51,953 - 3

    - 57 My Old Lady Cohen $5,262 -39.7% 10 -8 $526 $3,979,443 - 15

    - 58 Diplomacy Zeit. $3,893 -54.3% 4 -2 $973 $212,196 - 10

    - N A Tale of Winter (Conte d'hiver) BWP $3,802 - 1 - $3,802 $3,802 - 1

    - 76 Sagrada: The Mystery of Creation FRun $3,143 +270.6% 3 +2 $1,048 $23,423 - 15

    - 63 The Two Faces of January Magn. $2,783 -27.5% 4 -1 $696 $506,067 - 13

    - 59 She's Beautiful When She's Angry ICir $2,020 -75.1% 1 -1 $2,020 $35,955 - 3

    - - Why Don't You Play in Hell Drft. $1,909 - 3 - $636 $17,950 - 7

    - 66 The Skeleton Twins RAtt. $1,766 -38.6% 3 -4 $589 $5,283,379 - 15

    - 60 Magician: The Astonishing Life and Work of Orson Welles Cohen $1,664 -76.7% 1 -1 $1,664 $15,528 - 2

    - 80 The Overnighters Drft. $1,049 +110.6% 2 +1 $525 $96,860 - 11

    - 86 20,000 Days on Earth Drft. $804 +339.3% 2 +1 $402 $276,181 - 14

    - 81 Life Partners Magn. $722 +68.3% 1 -2 $722 $5,327 - 3

    - 71 Pioneer Magn. $442 -68.7% 1 -2 $442 $5,697 - 3

    - 65 Viva La Liberta Distrib. $136 -95.4% 2 -5 $68 $31,818 - 7

    TOTAL (64 MOVIES): $134,978,700 +60.8% 34,885 +598 $3,869

    <<Last Weekend <Last Year View Index: By Year | By Weekend

    * Production Budget in millions. On average, studios earn approximately 55 percent of the final gross.

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    Minions | 7.10.2015 | Crosses 1 BILLION Worldwide. Beats Toy Story 3 on the all-time chart.

    in Box Office Discussion

    Posted

    Although if you technically think about it, if the minions were to have served the "most despicable" master around that would have meant they would have served the likes of gheghis khan, Ivan the Terrible, hitler, Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong. But im sure we'll all disregard that thought right? :P

    That is why there are heroes and villains in the DM universe, and why Gru is shown to be so tough. Due to the genetic nature of despicableness, only the strong and despicable past on the despicable trait. Also due to the more peaceful nature of the world, despite some small issues like a german painter being accidently killed by some yellow people, the general police force is not as tough. This has allowed villains like Gru to flourish.

    Due to minion clumsiness those who are not both durable and despicable don't last long.

    The Interview | Limited Release on December 25, 2014

    in Box Office Discussion

    Posted

    The hackers got the US government involved with these threats in a very public manner. By making such a vocal and exact threat they became a huge target. They will be caught by the end of the year likely by the 25th.

    As for the hacking of Sony... they have awful security. They were already hacked and had the word document containing users credit card information compromised. What i am saying is almost any hacker could hack Sony.

    Friday numbers (Exodus 8.7 mill)

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    Posted · Edited by 23IsEverywhere

    http://deadline.com/2014/12/exodus-gods-and-kings-box-office-friday-opening-1201323031/

    1). Exodus: Gods and Kings (FOX), 3,053 theaters /$8.7M Fri./ 3-day cume: $24.3M /Wk 1 (includes Thursday night previews)

    2). The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 (LGF), 3,731 theaters (-323) /$3.7M Fri. (-43%)/ 3-day cume: $12.5M (-43%) / Total cume: $276.6M/Wk 4

    3). The Penguins Of Madagascar (FOX), 3,667 theaters (-108)/ $1.58M Fri. (-31%)/ 3-day cume: $7.15M (-34%) / Total cume: $58.5M / Wk 3

    4). Top Five (PAR), 979 theaters /$2.5M Fri./ 3-day cume: $6.8M /Wk 1 (includes Thursday night previews)

    5). Big Hero 6 (DIS), 2,943 theaters (-225) / $1.4M Fri. (-18%) / 3-day cume: $6.2M (-22%)/ Total cume: $185.6M /Wk 6

    6). Interstellar (PAR), 2,692 theaters (-336) / $1.5M Fri. (-29%) / 3-day cume: $5.4M (-31%) / Total cume: $166.8M / Wk 6

    7). Horrible Bosses 2 (WB), 3,202 theaters (-198) / $1.5M Fri. (-44%) / 3-day cume: $4.6M (-45%)/ Total cume: $43.6M / Wk 3

    8). Dumb and Dumber To (UNI), 2,842 theaters (-246) / $1M Fri. (-17%) /3-day cume: $2.7M (-37%)/ Total cume: $82.05M /Wk 5

    9). The Theory Of Everything (FOC), 1,220 theaters (+394) / $750K Fri. (-2%)/ 3-day cume: $2.5M (-4%) / Total cume: $17.2M / Wk 6

    10/11). Wild (FSL), 116 theaters (+95) / $420K Fri. (+147%) / 3-day cume: $1.4M (+131%) / Total cume: $2.3M /Wk 2

    Birdman (FSL), 606 theaters (-132) / $395K Fri. (+27%) /3-day cume: $1.4M (+22%)/ Total cume: $21M /Wk 9

    Notables:

    The Imitation Game (TWC), 25 theaters (+17) / $235K Fri. (+117%)/ 3-day cume: $831K (+114%)/ Total cume: $2M/ Wk 3

    Nightcrawler (OPRD), 798 theaters (-471) / $170K Fri. (-45%)/ 3-day cume: $593K (-45%) /Total cume: $31.1M/ Wk 7

    Foxcatcher (SPC), 79 theaters (+4) / $103K Fri. (-27%) / 3-day cume: $374K (-28%) / Total cume: $3.3M/ Wk 5

    Inherent Vice (WB), 5 theaters / $95K Fri. / 3-day cume: $311K / Per Screen Avg: $62K / Wk 1

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    Big Hero 6 (2014)

    in Review That Movie! (Spoilers Allowed)

    Posted

    Yet another great movie by Disney.
    All to often recently I'll be watching a movie and think that is a great subversion of a trope or something similar.  This movie was one of the few that I truly was invested in.  On an intellectual level I know that this movie is flawed, but this movie as a whole rises above the flaws of its part and for that reason I give it an A
    also
    Frozen>BH6>>Lego>HTTYD2>Tangled>>>WiR 

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    Friday numbers: THG3 - 6.8, HB2 - 2.8, PoM - 2.6 (weekend actuals on p12)

    in Numbers and Data

    Posted

    I'm wondering if would have been smarter to put the Frozen short with Into the Woods. The Frozen short will even have a song! Seemed like the perfect fit.

     

    Into the Woods needs it more since the ceiling for the movie is 150M, while the ceiling for Cinderella is 250m DOM.

     

    But I guess I should be happy the Frozen short is getting attached to a movie more people will see. :thinking:

    I think Cinderella might need it more.  It seems like it may lack the four quadrant appeal that Disney's previous live action fairy tales have had, and the short might give it the boost it needs to be profitable.  Into the Woods I agree has a lower ceiling, but I also think it has a better floor. 

    On the other hand I wish the short was in front of Into the Woods.  I can't justify spending $7 to see a short :(

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    Friday numbers: THG3 - 6.8, HB2 - 2.8, PoM - 2.6 (weekend actuals on p12)

    in Numbers and Data

    Posted

    It's Friday increase is slightly lower than WiR, and Frozen's corresponding Friday was the Christmas weekend when increases don't work the same way. BH6 has been ultra consistent with regard to WiR, it started 10-12% higher and has basically followed WiR exactly the same since day 1 (neglecting Veteran's day not being the same day), both fell the same amounts each weekend, both fell below 1M on the same day of their run, and both have been showing very similar increase and decreases.

    Damn it I accidentally used the 7th instead on Nov 31 for the Friday with Ralph so I though it had a better increase than Ralph and Frozen for that weekend and was hoping it would therefore have a good Saturday :( I need to check my dates better before posting

    Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D

    in Streaming, TV Series, & VOD Movies

    Posted

     

    Speaking of the wrong place, I think the things that ail this show could be easily addressed by moving original episodes to Netflix or cable.  With that there won't be the constraints of considering the 13-17 year old crowd; thereby, making characters like Skye and some of the sophomoric writing that's kept in the cut unnecessary. 

    I don't think they can move the show though.  Also with the creators and the network being from the same parent company, the show may not receive the same funding, since they would not care about the Marvel movie promoting potential.  Unfortunately Disney doesn't own a network on which this show would fit other than the one its currently on.

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