Eric the Clown

Theater Update: Bad Samaritan 2 852 0.23% Overboard 16 1323 1.21% Bad Samaritan Comps: 3% of Happy Death Day ($8.8M) 6% of Winchester ($5.6M) Overboard Comps: 228% of Downsizing ($17.5M) 400% of Father Figures ($13.1M) 20% of Game Night ($3.4M) 25% of Blockers ($5.1M) What a way to kick off the summer. Good job studios!

All that slo-mo's making me sick to my stomach. Shame, because this straight-to-Redbox lookin-ass movie could have been stupid fun.

MT.com Update: 1. Avengers: Infinity War: 84.1% 2. I Feel Pretty: 2% 3. Deadpool 2: 1.9% 4. A Quiet Place: 1.7% 5. Overboard: 1.2%

@IronJimbo

Admittedly, I want this film to hit $4M if only so its PTA can match its theater count a la Dragonball Evolution.

It's like they want to fail.

I know there has been a lot of outrage and complaints over Tully getting such a low TC, but quite honestly, I feel Lionsgate is missing a decent opportunity with having Overboard so low. I know that it's a few hundred more than Latin Lover, but I would think that with the inclusion of Anna Faris and being a remake, it would be a film that would appeal to more than just Hispanic audiences and have done solid business in around 2,000-2,250 theaters as a decent counterprogrammer.

Sigh...fine, ya happy?

That multiplier puts it below Last Jedi...I can dig it.

FINALLY I FOUND THAT GIF AGAIN

Why?

Hmmm, would my Mom want a raunchy comedy, a Hallmark movie, a Greek-set musical, or a psychological thriller that doubleas as an allegory upon the abuse humans have upon mother nature? Well, she is a huge J-Law fan.

I assume the joke the movie's trying to make is giving this super intimidating character a dry, normal-sounding voice. At least that's what I assume, because why else would you get Will Arnett as your villain?

I get the joke, but Will Arnett's voice is really distracting in this. Outside of that...well, I'm sure the kids will like it.

For new openers, my theater is only getting Bad Samaritan and Overboard. I admittedly kinda wanted to see my theater not pick anything up and get rid of ST2/RPO/Traffik (the latter is still playing for some reason), but I guess not. Ah well.

@Chewy @4815162342 @75Live @TwoMisfits

I don't think that's how shadows work.

A shame Disney slotted a Disneynature doc, because there was a decent shot of every Disney movie crossing the $100M mark.

1. 4vengers: $610M 2. Lion King: $605M 3.Star Wars: $595M 4. Frozen 2: $435M 5. Wonder Woman 2: $428M 6. Aladdin: $405M 7. Captain Marvel: $387M 8. Jumanji 2/3: $385M 9. Toy Story 4: $375M 10. Spider-Man: Homecoming 2: $368M 11. Secret Life of Pets 2: $360M 12. Wicked: $337M 13. It Chapter 2: $315M 14. Shazam: $255M 15. Dumbo: $205M 16. Men in Black: $195M 17. Godzilla: King of the Monsters: $180M 18. Hobbs and Shaw: $177M 19. Lego Movie 2: $162M 20. Glass: $150M 21. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World: $135M 22. The Kitchen: $132M 23. Everest: $130M 24. Untitled Jordan Peele Project: $128M 25. Dark Phoenix: $124M 26. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: $120M 27. Gambit: $120M 28. Gemini Man: $118M 29. Danny Boyle Musical/Comedy/Whatever: $117M 30. Chaos Walking: $115M 31. Artemis Fowl: $112M 32. Pet Sematary: $110M 33. Top Gun: $108M 34. Instant Family: $107M 35. The Goldfinch: $105M 36. The Voyage of Doctor Doolittle: $105M 37. Annabelle 3: $100M 38. Spies in Disguise: $95M 39. Sonic the Hedgehog: $90M 40. John Wick: Chapter 3: $88M 41. Terminator: $85M 42. What Men Want: $85M 43. Death on the Nile: $85M 44. Charlie's Angels: $83M 45. New Mutants: $80M 46. The Six Billion Dollar Man: $80M 47. Detective Pikachu: $78M 48. The Angry Birds Movie 2: $74M 49. Are You Afraid of the Dark?: $70M 50. Hellboy: $60M 51. Wonder Park: $57M 52. Dora the Explorer: $40M

Now that's a rad afro.