Eric Quinn

Admittedly, a funnier story was how I had to request the mods to unlock the Dora the Explorer thread after somebody (I think it was Tree) was thirsting over the girl playing Dora. All I wanted to do was alert peeps Eugenio Derbez was the villain.

Tomorrow's when Disney discusses their Q1 2019 financial results. At those meetings, stuff like Rogue One's title, and Rian Johnson being announced for Last Jedi happened. Also, this But yeah mods, I think it's time to unlock the thread.

Right now it's at 6.4%

Anya's a true Queen, so I'm down with this.

The hype is real

https://deadline.com/2019/02/jumanji-sequel-teen-actors-alex-wolff-serdarius-blain-madison-iseman-and-morgan-turner-return-1202547710/

Never underestimate a Christmas-themed movie during the build-up to the holidays.

Leap had Labor Day weekend to help it increase on weekend two, while Shrek had Memorial Day. My Dog Skip is the only true anomaly.

This Sunday's Pulse results are finally updated. I normally don't publish this kind of stuff here, because I'm lazy and already do weekdays. But considering it's Super Bowl Sunday, I thought it woulda been interesting to see how much of a bump movies that got a Super Bowl spot got from said spots. Movie Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Alita 748 385 276 474 Captain Marvel 774 603 515 2,504 Us 31 19 13 49 Sunday almost always sees an increase from Friday and Saturday (people already saw their holdovers for the weekend and such), but it seems like Captain Marvel saw the biggest boost from the SB spot, increasing by a staggering 486% from Saturday and reaching over 2,500. The last time CM even crossed the 1,000 ticket threshold was Monday, January 14, which was about 3 weeks ago, while 2,500 was all the way back in January 9, its third day of presales and close to 4 weeks ago. It's fair to say that spot was very effective. Alita isn't as impressive, but still solid enough with a 179% increase from Saturday. By comparison, Glass's first Saturday to Sunday saw a 156% jump without any Super Bowl spot. We can argue whether or not the spot helped the movie get a bigger jump from Glass or not, but I'd say that it's relatively decent either way. Us is obviously the lowest-selling out of all three movies, but it's important to remember that the movie is a month and a half away. The movie's more or less doing a marathon rather than a sprint. But it's definitely the largest amount of sales in a pretty long time, and a 377% jump from Saturday to Sunday is nothing to sneeze at, and likely wouldn't have happened if the movie didn't get a Super Bowl spot.

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Just created the Superb Owl thread. Can a mod pin it for me?

I saw Beale Street last night, and while walking out, I overheard someone talking about how they got kinda bored by it because "a lot of it is just pictures of faces". I started to scream internally (btw @Morieris Beale Street is good as hell. Hope you find a theater that's playing it soon. )

Just wanted to say that I always appreciate your weekend predictions every Sunday. You haven't done them recently, but I'm happy to see it return again.

Basically confirmation we're getting footage for this at the Super Bowl tonight. Also @grim22 @aabattery main thread

Guess that's for the Super Bowl. Cool beans

Super Bowl spot btw

https://deadline.com/2019/02/how-to-train-your-dragon-the-hidden-world-fandango-sneaks-box-office-1202548566/

https://deadline.com/2019/02/how-to-train-your-dragon-the-hidden-world-fandango-sneaks-box-office-1202548566/