Eric Prime
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Last update for Coco and Event Picture Roman Israel, less than 1.5 hours before showtime.
Coco 675 2327 29.01% Roman Israel 9 1491 0.60% Coco's 7 PM Tuesday show is nearly filled, while Wednesday has a sold out showing at 6. Every other day's doing pretty good as well.
I'll likely give further updates on both movies on both Wednesday and Thursday morning.
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15 minutes ago, Squadron Leader Tele said:
So today I got the screener for BOSS BABY.
Tele Jr opened the package, took one look, and said “Daddy, should I just throw this in the trash?”
My son.
@Water Bottle @Jay Hollywood @Dexter of Suburbia @kowhite @spaghetti!
You’re raising a bright kid bucko.
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2 minutes ago, YourMother said:
Eek.
My Tuesday is pretty much the same. 16/71 7:00 and nothing for 10:00. However, this isn’t really a presales driven movie, especially since it’s a Tuesday.
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Already got my plans to see it on my birthday this Friday with my Pixar-lovin friend. Super excited to see what my boy Unkrich has in store.
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4 hours ago, DAJK said:
How many theatres is Man who Invented Xmas supposed to release in this weekend? Anyone know what the expansion plan is, and when it is?
It's expected to open in 500 theaters this weekend. I assume expansion will depend on PTA.
On 11/19/2017 at 9:41 PM, CoolEric258 said:Coco 297 2327 12.76%
The needle for Coco hasn't moved much, with most of the tickets being sold for the Wednesday show, but these additional tickets were sold on a weekend day when most people aren't buying tickets to upcoming movies, so I don't know if it means much.
Coco 485 2327 20.84% Just a day before previews, and Coco jumped to over 185 tickets. Don't know if that's good, because I have zero comps to work with, but that seems like a fine number, and I want all of the movie's naysayers to eat crow, so I'll just say that looks pretty good.
Also tonight, Roman J. Israel had gotten showtimes posted for this weekend, but no tickets have been sold yet. I assume presales will kick into high gear for the event picture of the Thanksgiving season tomorrow.
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1 minute ago, DAR said:
And it was saddled with the worst attraction at any Disney Theme Park
Truth.
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21 hours ago, That One Guy said:
Early Man (“ohhhh no,”
Was that a negative “ohhh no,” or something that was in context to a scene in the trailer, or something?
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1 minute ago, filmlover said:
I have to imagine every DCEU movie that isn't Aquaman (since it's already made), Wonder Woman 2, and I guess Shazam is being heavily called into question of happening right now.
Nah, I think Suicide Squad 2 is safe.
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1 minute ago, That One Guy said:
The logic of everyone on these forums:
Disney does another franchise film: “Wow, this looks amazing! 400M+ domestic!”
Disney does something different: “This looks like a flop. Tomorrowland numbers at best.”
Yeah...because that’s what always happens when Disney does something different. Tomorrowland, Lone Ranger, John Carter, Prince of Persia. The last time Disney did something different live-action tentpole wise and turned out a success was...I guess Into the Woods.
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13 minutes ago, That One Guy said:
Cock finally appears
When Roman Israel joins the top 5 and kicks out Cock.
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21 hours ago, CoolEric258 said:
Coco 244 2327 10.49% Star Wars 2573 4330 59.42% Fifty Shades 29 1921 1.51% Coco and Star Wars have gained a decent amount over the past three days, while Fifty Shades has stayed relatively stagnant, save for a few more tickets sold on Friday. Ferdinand and Greatest Showman also got showtimes posted this past Thursday, but neither has sold anything yet.
Coco 297 2327 12.76%
The needle for Coco hasn't moved much, with most of the tickets being sold for the Wednesday show, but these additional tickets were sold on a weekend day when most people aren't buying tickets to upcoming movies, so I don't know if it means much.
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38 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:
Yeah, I'm really not feeling this.
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3 minutes ago, FantasticBeasts said:
"May take the global final past $700m"
They're making a live-action Pac-Man? Interesting.
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On 1/6/2017 at 7:01 PM, Robertman2 Floats Too said:
Tbh, I could see Justice League going under 300 in a worse case scenario
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14 minutes ago, PNF2187 said:
Do you have data on how Coco compares to Moana or TGD? Or is that too far back?
Sorry, I've only started looking at this data last month.
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On 11/15/2017 at 12:17 AM, CoolEric258 said:
Justice League 995 3713 26.80% Wonder 422 1507 28.00% Coco 124 2327 5.33% Star Wars 2493 4330 57.58% Fifty Shades 22 1921 1.15% Justice League and Wonder are still doing super solid, gaining 100+ tickets each. Coco also saw a decent amount of growth. I don't know when I last looked at Star Wars, but it definitely felt there was a sizable increase, and having presales over 50% (though its schedule still isn't finalized) is very impressive. Hail Ridley! Fifty Shades is brand-spankin' new, but it's severely frontloaded at the moment (as to be expected). 18 of the tickets are for Thursday, while Friday and Saturday have two each.
Coco 244 2327 10.49% Star Wars 2573 4330 59.42% Fifty Shades 29 1921 1.51% Coco and Star Wars have gained a decent amount over the past three days, while Fifty Shades has stayed relatively stagnant, save for a few more tickets sold on Friday. Ferdinand and Greatest Showman also got showtimes posted this past Thursday, but neither has sold anything yet.
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18 minutes ago, Chewy said:
Thought this got scrapped after the other one
I'm pretty sure the filming was already done before the Disney movie.
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1 hour ago, filmlover said:
Have you ever seen Jack Jack Attack (the short made for the DVD about what happened while the family was off saving the day)? It's amazing.
"I was originally going to have the intitals for "Babysitter," but then I'd be walking around wearing a big "BS," and you know I wouldn't want that."
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8 minutes ago, EmpireCity said:
Lady Bird and Three Billboards are going wide-ish on the 22nd.
Man Who Invented Christmas?
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37 minutes ago, YourMother said:
Thinking chance for $450M Domestic.
1 minute ago, DAJK said:That was AWESOME YEAH BABY!!
If this teaser catches on, I'm going to make "I2 #1 DOM 2018 Club"
It's a less than a minute long teaser guys. Chill.
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Can't beat around the bush with this one. JL's opening was bad. Like, atrocious. While we can make plenty of reasons why it underperformed, (Poor reviews, the See It/Skip It stunt, lack of character familiarity), it's clear WB's attempt to recreate the MCU has been a bit of a hurdle. The upside though is that Aquaman, Wonder Woman 2, and possibly even Shazam will likely fare much better critic-wise and audience-wise, and Justice League likely won't have terrible legs. Its reception seems to be better than BvS, and it has the Thanksgiving frame to keep it safe. If its legs are less than 2.5 (effectively a <$240M gross) I would be surprised.
Thankfully, Wonder is the true savior of the weekend. Props to Lionsgate for recognizing they had a mini-Blind Side on their hands, and it's refreshing to see a breakout live-action family film. I think the last live-action PG family feature hit that wasn't from was...Paddington? Regardless, it's certainly wonderful to see the film be such a success in a year dominated by mostly SH and horror flicks. As long as the film can co-exist with Coco next weekend, which is likely, I'll be very happy.
Thor: Ragnarok's drop isn't very good, but understandable considering Justice League was playing next door. It's still set for $300M, which is great for both the Thor franchise and the MCU and Marvel Studios, considering they managed to release three $300M grossers in just one calendar year.
Orient Express and Daddy's Home did okay enough, considering the mixed-ish WOM on both. Hopefully one of the two, or both, can cross $100M.
The Star...didn't do terrible. After how much we ragged on it, this is a pretty solid gross, especially for something low-budget and geared towards a more niche audience than most other animated flicks. It'll probably leg it out during the Christmas season, and be a decent success for both Sony, Sony Animation, and Cinesite. HAIL OPRAH!
Bad Moms has been holding super well, and while Bad Moms 3 and Bad Dads might be off the table, I think the brand itself will still survive through other means.
Lady Bird did great as usual. Love it when A24 goes Slay-24 in the specialty market, and this will likely be A24's biggest grosser, unless Franco and Rogen have anything to say about it, which is even more impressive. HAIL SAORISE!
Three Billboards also did pretty decently, while Roman Israel was sadly a flop. Maybe Denzel can get Oscar #3 next year.
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4 minutes ago, Shawn said:
I haven't unfortunately. Hopefully @EmpireCity has. Could definitely see a big jump though with so little new competition over the holiday.
Do you know how many theaters Man Who Invented Christmas will be in next weekend? I keep hearing differing statements about it going limited or wide over Thanksgiving.
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Jack-Jack's gonna be the Baby Groot of 2018. Quote me on that.
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The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
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Jeez, this might be one of the few theaters that prioritize 3D like it's 2010.