Eric Quinn

https://variety.com/2018/film/news/lucas-hedges-sterling-k-brown-waves-1202864072/ Lucas Hedges? Sterling K. Brown? Musical? Bae-24?

The First Purge (3-Day) 0 1065 The First Purge (5-Day) 107 2042 5.24% Ant-Man 343 3415 10.04% Ant-Man comps (the following are final totals before previews, not at the same point in time): 37% of Thor: Ragnarok ($46.1M) 24% of Justice League ($22.9M) 96% of Coco ($48.8M) 8% of The Last Jedi ($18.7M) 171% of Jumanji ($62M) 7% of Black Panther ($14M) 159% of Ready Player One ($66.3M) 8% of Infinity War ($21.6M) 20% of Deadpool 2 ($25.5M) 32% of Solo ($26.8M) 13% of Incredibles 2 ($24.5M) 25% of Jurassic World ($37.2M) Obviously, it's hard to compare since Ant-Man still has three full days to go. Thor and Jurassic World feel like the safest comparisons to make, both being walk-up driven franchise features with a family audience, and at least judging by things right now, this should track to the Doctor Strange opening I've been predicting for months and months. Purge only just added in showtimes for Thursday to Sunday about two or three hours ago, so all of its business is from Tuesday and Wednesday. It probably won't get a whole lot of business for the 3-Day weekend since the franchise is very frontloaded, but time will tell.

Nicole Kidman could double nom this year.

Last weekend, Rampage jumped 244% from last weekend, I assume solely because both it and Jurassic World are giant monster movies, so I can see a scenario where there are double feature with both Rampage and Skyscraper next weekend. If that doesn't happen, don't really know if it will cross $100M, since Teen Titans skews a lot younger than Rampage, and once Meg comes out, it'll be 4 months since its initial release, which is probably when Rampage will be out of theaters. Of course, maybe WB will find a way somehow.

Also doesn't help that Jumanji opened on a Wednesday, and HT3 had matinee prices while Jumanji had evening. Still seems really solid though.

Uhh... 1. Paddington 2 2. Black Panther 3. Incredibles 2 4. Isle of Dogs 5. The Death of Stalin 6. Ocean's 8 7. Game Night 8. Love, Simon 9. Solo 10. A Quiet Place 11. Avengers: Infinity War 12. A Fantastic Woman (BOM lists it as a 2018 movie, therefore to me, it is a 2018 movie) 13. Adrift 14. Blockers 15. Ready Player One 16. Insidious: The Last Key 17. Rampage 18. Red Sparrow 19. Peter Rabbit 20. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Feel free to make fun of me for my opinions and/or lack of films seen.

Ralph’s still a John Lasseter credited production tho

I'm...actually kinda okay with this idea?

I hate you so much right now

Timothee Chalamet >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. Lucas Grabeel

I2 44M UD 15-17M

https://deadline.com/2018/06/greta-gerwig-little-women-sony-meryl-streep-emma-stone-timothee-chalamet-saoirse-ronan-1202419683/

It's in over 4,100 theaters. The MCU movies above 4,000 have all hit $94M at worst, while all the MCU movies below 4,000 have gone sub-$100M.

Slow down a bit. $100M OW is simply ludicrous. I can see a scenario where it opens to ~$50M, but even $75M seems like a huge stretch

AW HERE IT GOES

That Mamma Mia range doesn't bode well for my club.

Told you to see American Animals instead 😛

Animals. Heist movies are the best movies

Hotel 3 Preview 57 113 50.44% Sicario 2 24 1044 2.30% Uncle Drew 154 1344 11.46% I didn't get the Jumanji or Love, Simon advance previews, so it's hard to judge Hotel Transylvania, but filling up half the auditorium seems pretty good, especially since there's still two days left for more seats to be filled. Sicario 2 Comps: 66% of The Foreigner ($8.7M) 30% of The Commuter ($4.1M) 77% of 12 Strong ($12.2M) 50% of The 15:17 to Paris ($6.3M) 80% of Annihilation ($8.9M) 41% of Death Wish ($5.3M) 21% of Tomb Raider ($5.1M) 28% of Pacific Rim 2 ($7.8M) 19% of Rampage ($7M) Hmmm....with this movie doing well on MT and Pulse, as well as being walk-up driven, it's possible my theater is just an outlier, but it does seem like low-teens or below is possible. Uncle Drew Comps: 77% of Jumanji ($27.8M) 92% of Pitch Perfect 3 ($18.4M) 43% of Proud Mary ($4.3M) 99% of Den of Thieves ($15.7M) 32% of Acrimony ($5.6M) 118% of Super Troopers 2 ($18M) 152% of Traffik ($6M) 36% of Breaking In ($6.3M) 148% of Superfly ($10.2M) Again, another hard one to track, especially since black-led movies consistently overperform at my theater. I feel like somewhere around Superfly seems like the safest bet looking at tracking and Pulse sales, but of course, this is also a walk-up based movie, so it's a real wild card.