Eric Quinn

What year will we get this to 25 pages? 2025? Yeah, probably then.

@M37 @Mojoguy Looking at 2016, the last time Halloween was on a Monday, holds didn't seem super bad that weekend? Only bad hold in the top 10 was Jack Reacher 2, which...yeah, probably will happen to Black Adam, so you got one there. Madea Halloween actually held up better than usual for Tyler Perry movies, albeit because of theming. These holds bode well for Paradise, Lyle, Smile, et al. https://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/2016W44/?ref_=bo_wey_table_14

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-17 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 246 6385 42932 14.87% Total Seats Sold Today: 120 Comp 0.567x of Spider-Man: No Way Home T-17 (28.34M) 1.405x of The Batman T-17 (30.36M) 0.694x of Dcotor Strange 2 T-17 (25M) 1.304x of Thor 4 T-17 (37.81M)

Prey for the Devil Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-3 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 26 48 3291 1.46% Comp 0.511x of Escape Room 2 T-3 (613K) 1.714x of The Night House T-3 (446K) 0.842x of Antlers T-3 (312K) 0.238x of Last Night in Soho T-3 (166K) 0.649x of X T-3 (285K) 1.171x of Firestarter T-3 (439K) 0.762x of Men T-3 (322K) 0.857x of The Invitation T-3 (664K) 0.578x of Barbarian T-3 (492K)

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Quorum Updates Tar T-4: 12.61% Awareness, 4.29 Interest Till T-4: 26.42%, 5.54 Strange World T-30: 25.73%, 5.16 Puss in Boots: The Last Wish T-58: 49.56%, 5.75 A Man Called Otto T-81: 17.99%, 5.1 Magic Mike's Last Dance T-109: 27.48%, 5.19 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 T-193: 51.71%, 6.75 Elemental T-235: 25.31%, 5.64 Prey for the Devil T-4: 26.93% Awareness, 5.45 Interest Comps (All Final): Don't Breathe 2 w/ 30.47% Awareness & 4.94 Interest, The Night House w/ 18.09% & 5.17, Candyman w/ 38.61% & 4.67, The Black Phone w/ 40% & 5.94 *Note that Prey for the Devil's Final numbers are subject to change* Final General Awareness: 5% chance of double-digit opening General Interest: 69% chance of double-digit opening Horror Awareness: 12.5% chance of double-digit opening Horror Interest: 60% chance of double-digit opening One Piece Film: Red T-11: 21.02% Awareness, 4.7 Interest *Note that One Piece Film: Red's Final numbers are subject to change* Final General Awareness: 5% chance of double-digit opening General Interest: 24% chance of double-digit opening

Supposed to go into 50 theaters next week, and then cross 600-800 theaters on November 4

I hatewatch Grace's Movie Maths every week for...some bizarre reason, and every time I have an aneurism, because she has no clue what she's talking about. I'm seeing her say "a drop in the 50s for Black Adam would be awful for the film. It has to do sub-50" and I just want to jump through my laptop screen and be all "No! No! That's not how this works!"

Honestly, I really like how things are now in terms of traffic? We do get legit solid discussion, and it's nice to get up to speed real fast when reading threads and not wading through a bunch of random conversations. It would be nice of course to see more active participants, but things are relatively chill apart from the occasional troll these days. I like that.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-18 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 246 6265 42932 14.59% Total Seats Sold Today: 78 Comp 1.437x of The Batman T-18 (31.04M) 0.700x of Doctor Strange 2 T-18 (25.21M) 1.305x of Thor 4 T-18 (37.84M)

You know the guy has a point. I felt the same way when the critics dogged on Ice Age 3. Of course I was about 11, but I don't think that matters, does it?

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In a leading role, yes. Altogether... 1. Furious 7 2. The Fate of the Furious 3. Fast and Furious 6 4. Fast Five 5. The Mummy Returns 6. Black Adam 7. Hobbs and Shaw 8. Jumanji: The Next Level 9. Moana 10. San Andreas Really shows just how insane of an opening San Andreas was. Everything else is either a sequel or has the DC Comics/Disney Princess branding to help bring in non-Rock fans. But San Andreas was all him and disaster movie tropes, which wasn't really a thing in 2015, at least compared to its 70s/90s heyday.

They did lol. Don't know how they got away with it.

Okay.