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Early Sat numbers ? 26-28?

Gitesh Pandya@giteshpandya5m Terrible openings for new pics#Mortdecai&#StrangeMagicw/ $1.5M & $1.3M. Wknds shd reach dismal $4M & $5M. View details

This article sums it up nicely

To be honest I think As has a chance to hit 40mill next weekend. And if it doesnt then look out for two back to back weekends over 30mil

Yes...and its flopping spectacularly

American sniper's run is just magnificent!

BoxOffice@BoxOffice1m STRANGE MAGIC earned an estimated$1.3M on Friday.#StrangeMagic View details

BoxOffice@BoxOffice2m MORTDECAI earned an estimated $1.47M on Friday.#Mortdecai View details·

The top film of last Friday (and quite obviously the weekend) was again Clint Eastwood’sAmerican Sniper. The Warner Bros./Time Warner Inc. release earned another$18.325 million yesterday, which was a Friday-to-Friday drop of just 40%. It has now earned $154m domestic, including$14.5m in IMAX alone. That’s also the biggest non-debut-weekend Friday in history for an R-rated film, easily besting the $13m second Friday ofThe Passion of the Christas well the over/under$10m second Fridays ofThe Matrix Reloaded, The Hangover part II,and300. Among R-ratedfilms that didn’t open ona Friday per-se, it comesits second Friday comes in just under the opening Fridays ofThe Passion of the Christ($22.9m),The Hangover part II($29.2m), andTheMatrix Reloaded($31.3m). If there was any question, it is now clear that, inflation and IMAX/PLF bumps notwithstanding,American Sniperis indeed playing like the (all due respect) second coming ofThe Passion of the Christ. As of now, it looks likeAmerican Sniper’s second weekend will end up a bit over $61 million, which would be a stunning hold of 31%. In terms of pure numbers, that easily bests the second weekend of Mel Gibson’s “last days of Jesus” drama from 2004.That film dropped 36% in 2004 from an $83m Fri-Sun debut (out of a$125m Wed-Sun debut) to a $53m second Fri-Sun weekend. It ended its twelfth day with $213m domestic whileAmerican Sniperlooks to end Sunday (its tenth day of wide release after a few weeks of super limited play) with $197m for theOscar contender. At this point, there is no point even discussing the performance of any filmother thanPassion of the Christas there is no R-rated film that even comes close to this kind of strength.If it makes it to $61m, it will be the eleventh-biggest second weekendin history ahead ofToy Story 3, a film that eventually crossed$400m domestic. If it makes it to $63m tomorrow, it jumps up abunch of spots (lots of$62m second weekends) and gets to be the eighth-biggest second weekend betweenAlice in Wonderland($62m) andSpider-Man($71m). In an era where openingat around $93m and only dropping 55% is considered leggy, it’s nice to be reminded what real strength beyond opening weekend looks like. Among the top 100 opening weekends, fromThe Avengers($207m) toMadagascar 2($63m), only twelve films have ever dropped less than 40%.They areAvatar(-1.8% of a $77m debut),Star Wars Episode One: The Phantom Menace(-20% off a $64m debut),The LEGO Movie(-28% off a$69m debut),The Incredibles(-28% off a$70m debut),Lord of theRings: The Return of the King(-30% off a $72m debut),Shrek 2(-33% offa $108m debut),Finding Nemo(-33% off a $70m debut),Up(-35% off a$68m debut),The Passion of the Christ(-36% off an $83m debut),Harry Potter andthe Sorcerer’s Stone(-36% off a $90m debut),Spider-Man(-37% off a$114m debut),Shrek Forever After(-38% off a$70m debut) have dropped less than 40%, let alone the over/under30% drop thatAmerican Snipermay post. And as you’ll notice seven of those titles were family-friendly/animated films heading into a holiday weekend.I think it is safe, especially with at least two weeks away from any serious competition (and that’s assumingSeventh SonandJupiter Ascendingrepresent serious competition), thatAmerican Sniperis all-but-certain to (in order of probability) cross $300m domestic, surpassThe Hunger Games: Mockingjay part I(which should end at around $340m domestic), and quite possibly topple the$377m total ofThe Passion of the Christto become the biggest-grossing R-rated movie ever in America.The Matrix Reloaded’s$742m worldwide total is still a question mark at this early stage. NowThe Passion of the Christearned around $494m in 2015 dollars andBeverly Hills Cop’s$234m total in 1984 would equal around$557m when adjusted for inflation, but that’s a conversation producers and studios dream about having.

BoxOffice@BoxOffice AMERICAN SNIPER earned an estimated$18.325M on Friday. Domestic total stands at $154.1M.#AmericanSniper 7:06 AM - 24 Jan 2015

So dos had a better jump?^

Bomb

300mill is locked

In better news,American Sniper made $18M on Friday; and if its projected$61.2M second wide weekend holds, that will be the third highest haul for a film playing in January behind Sniper’s opening weekend of $89.3M and Avatar’s third FSS of $68.5M. It is also the second best weekend for any film that went wide (or opened) in January.

1). American Sniper (WB), 3,705 theaters(+150)/ $18M Fri. (-40%) /3-Day: $61.2M (-31)/Total cume: $197.7M/ Wk 52). The Boy Next Door (UNI), 2,602 theaters / $5.56M Fri./ 3-Day: $15.3M/ Wk 13). Paddington (TWC), 3,355 theaters (+52) / $2.57M Fri. (-45%) / 3-Day:$11.8M (-37%) / Total cume: $39.5M /Wk 24). The Wedding Ringer (Sony), 3,003 theaters (0)/ $3.2M Fri. (-53%) / 3-Day:$10.95M (-47%)/ Total cume: $38.9M /Wk 25). Taken 3 (Fox), 2,909 theaters (-685)/$2M Fri (-51%). / 3-Day: $6.9M (-53%)/Total cume: $75.1M/ Wk 36). The Imitation Game (TWC), 2,025 theaters (+414) / $1.8M Fri. (-2%) / 3-Day: $6.5M (-3%)/Total cume: $59.68M/ Wk 97). Selma (Par), 2,046 theaters (-189) / $1.5M Fri. (-%)/ 3-Day: $5.49M (-37%)/Total cume: $39.45M / Wk 58). Mortdecai (LGF), 2,648 theaters / $1.6M Fri./ 3-Day: $4.6M/Wk 19). Strange Magic (DIS), 3,020 theaters / $1.2M Fri./ 3-Day: $4.3M/ Wk 110). Into The Woods (DIS), 2,270 theaters(-488) / $1M Fri. (-39%)/ 3-Day: $3.8M (-43%)/Total cume: $121.29M / Wk 5 Notables:Blackhat(UNI), 2,568 theaters (1)/ $476 Fri. (-66%)/3-Day cume: $1.6M (-59%)/Total cume: $4.8M / Wk 2 Oscar Best Pictures:(outside of the top 10, all of them added more runs) Birdman(FSL) 833 theaters (+362)/$487KFri. (+20%)/ 3-day cume: $1.85M (+20%)/Total cume: $30.8M/Wk 15 The Theory of Everything(FOC), 858 theaters (+349)/ $330K Fri. (+33%)/ 3-daycume: $1.2K (+32%)/Total cume: $29M / Wk 12 Whiplash(SPC) 567 theaters (+378)/$202K Fri. (+120%)/3-day cume:$802K (+120%)/Total cume: $7.6M/Wk 16 Boyhood(IFC), 197 theaters (+64) / $58K Fri. (+5%)/3-day cume: $229K (+3%)/Total cume: $24.95M/ Wk 29 New Releases: Cake(FREE) 482 theaters /$300K Fri./ 3-day cume: $924K/Wk 1 Song One(TFA) 27 theaters /$22K Fri./ 3-day cume: $71K/Wk 1 Black Sea(FOC) 5 theaters /$11K Fri./ 3-day cume: $37K/Wk 1

As flop Anyway. 65+ iz great! But 400 mill iz off of the table

Yuan or dollars

Its in moments like this that I miss nikki. ......

Update .....

No

Boy next door is a surprise Def benefiting from As sell outs

Loving this numbers! what if it hits 24-25!

Oh god My phone keeps freezin up sorry guys!