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Oh yeah, it's also expanding on November 16, then goes wide on November 21.

Release date after the US midterm elections. Cute little decision Sony.

Jurassic World 2 985 3616 27.24% A couple more showtimes were added. Comps (the following are final totals before their previews, not at the same point in time): 541% of Blade Runner ($177.3M) 108% of Thor: Ragnarok ($132.4M) 70% of Justice League ($65.8M) 492% of Jumanji ($178.1M) 456% of Ready Player One ($190.4M) 58% of Deadpool 2 ($73.4M) 91% of Solo ($77.1M) 38% of Incredibles 2 ($70.4M) Bit more reassuring, but still tricky to determine. Ragnarok still seems like the best comparison atm. In terms of tickets sold in total, it'll beat out Solo tomorrow. Could be on track with getting close to Deadpool 2's 1685 tickets.

Gotta fight the trolls with their keyboards

It's Discount Tuesday. What did you expect? EDIT: @george and wondy spidermanpoint.jpg

https://deadline.com/2018/06/incredibles-2-monday-box-office-record-animated-movie-1202413253/ $23.9M

Jurassic World 2 722 2877 25.10% Comps (the following are their final totals before their previews, not at the same point in time): 397% of Blade Runner ($130M) 79% of Thor: Ragnarok ($97.1M) 51% of Justice League ($48.3M) 361% of Jumanji ($130.6M) 334% of Ready Player One ($139.6M) 43% of Deadpool 2 ($53.8M) 67% of Solo ($56.5M) 28% of Incredibles 2 ($51.6M) 🤔 Obviously these aren't perfect correlations, because these comps had three more days of ticket sales, but it's one that's really hard to determine either way. Thor: Ragnarok seems like the safest comparison in terms of walk-up driven franchises, but with the latter three all being summer releases, it does make things seem bleak. But ofc, it's too early to tell.

@Porthos

You better see Nutcracker 5 times in the theater buck-o.

Hey, at least my Mamma Mia club's in good standing.

I was doing my presales thing and I noticed that on June 30, Hotel Transylvania 3 has a 3 PM showing on that day. Does anyone else have that happening at their theaters? Sony did advance previews with Smurfs and Jumanji last year, so it makes sense Sony would do it for this film. Also, it hasn't sold anything. When you try to buy tickets, it actually leads to a 404, I assume because it was just added into the site's database.

wtf is that mop on Whoopi's head?

Nutcracker’s the only problematic hurdle left, but I am feeling confident Disney will find a way after that Wrinkle in Fudge

btw Janelle Monae would’ve been the best Nala and no one can tell me otherwise

Sometimes I like to imagine her watching Lion King in the theater, and while all of the kids around her are laughing and smiling and having a good time, she’s in the middle of the theater pouting and thinking about that stupid Beyoncé and how much of a hack she is.

1. Black Panther 2. Peter Rabbit 3. Fifty Shades Freed 4. Ready Player One 5. A Quiet Place 6. Avengers: Infinity War 7. Deadpool 2 8. Solo: A Star Wars Story 9. Incredibles 2 10. A Wrinkle in Time 11. Ocean's 8 12. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 13. Ant-Man and the Wasp 14. Skyscraper 15. Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation 16. Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again! 17. Mission: Impossible - Fallout 18. Christopher Robin 19. The Spy Who Dumped Me 20. The Nun 21. Night School 22. Venom 23. A Star is Born 24. First Man 25. Halloween 26. Bohemian Rhapsody 27. The Nutcracker and the Four Realms 28. The Grinch 29. Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald 30. Widows 31. Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 32. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 33. Aquaman 34. Bumblebee 35. Mary Poppins Returns

Apparently, one of them was supposed to happen, but I guess the film's delayed? They had a trailer out for it last year.

For some reason I thought the $750K was the weekend total. Now it's even more hilarious.