Eric Prime

Just to alert, Aladdin shows up two other times (I don't know why) Right now: 4 01.164% 940 Aladdin (2019) 12 00.287% 232 Aladdin 41 00.012% 10 Aladdin Opening Night Fan Event

Results from yesterday Movie/Date Monday Detective Pikachu 332 11 days John Wick 3 262 18 days Aladdin 859 25 days Secret Life of Pets 2 11 39 days I'm not gonna go into any comps today, because the past three days don't work, and as BudStarr mentioned, that cap complicates things with Endgame going above and beyond. But as for Pikachu and Wick, it's doing better than what they did last week. And while I did wish Aladdin would've reached 1,000, it's still important to recognize the cap. And FWIW, people here are saying Aladdin sales at their theater are decent, so let's just be optimistic (inb4 TMP comes in to annoy people)

Sega really does what Nintendon't

It was probably a case where WB wanted to clean their hands of it (there's a reason it was delayed so much), and put it in a position where it would quietly bomb where nobody would pay attention to it.

FWIW @ViewerAnon has heard word that the film is alright (of course he mentioned that on his Twitter months ago, so maybe he learned new information I dunno). Maybe that doesn't translate to amazing reviews, but reception on par with Sherlock Holmes and Beauty and the Beast wouldn't surprise me.

I...don't know who this is

"conservative"

brilliant that Pitbull is voicing the dog. Kelly Asbury is a true visionary

*insert Endgame reference joke/reference here*

I'd say so. I'd also argue Incredibles 2 would also work quite well.

inb4 this gets over Endgame

This really does suck. RIP

Don't think we need to change things that much. Pulse is arguably kind of like Nielsen. It may not track everything, but its sample is solid enough we can make a good guesstimate to what Fandango is doing and how much interest there is in a movie. The only exceptions of course are when there's a big event movie, but we just have to take that stuff into consideration when extrapolating stuff, and mention it in case people have meltdowns over potentially low numbers.

Tickets are now up btw

Was hoping he'd get through his stroke.

PULSE IS FIXED...kinda. Akvalley's charts finally updated, but the data from the past two days aren't up. But hey, any data is better than no data.

...that's still not okay.

With Avengers: Endgame crossing $1.2B over the weekend, there are currently 39 movies that have crossed $1B worldwide. We need 11 movies to reach that milestone. With $1B movies dropping more and more, the 50th billion dollar movie will be dropping sooner rather than later. So the question is this: which will be the 50th? Here are some of the 2019 candidates, though I don't think all of them will hit the mark (so before you give me some, "IT'S NOT REACHING THAT WHY ARE YOU PREDICTING IT", please read first): -Pokemon: Detective Pikachu -Aladdin -The Secret Life of Pets 2 -Toy Story 4 -Spider-Man: Far From Home -The Lion King -Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw -Joker -Frozen 2 -Jumanji 3 -Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker That's 11 movies already, and if it doesn't reach it, then 2020 still has Birds of Prey or Mulan or Wonder Woman or Avatar. What do you think will reach this milestone?

I can attest to that. The theater I went to is one of those dinner theaters where you can order food while watching the movie. And not only was the showing delayed by a few minutes to clean up the auditorium from the previous show, it took until the movie was half over for everybody to put their orders in.

And now, the real fun, the climb, begins. (Yes I know this Mortal Kombat Photoshop job is lowkey trash, shut up)

That cramped May and relatively empty June still annoys me. Pets and Toy Story are basically locked to decrease from their predecessors anyway, so they could have moved Rocketman or Wick or something.